Sometimes there are shows that you go along to review, and then there are the ones that take a good 24 hours to fully process what you've just witnessed. Luke Combs' double-header at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium is right up there with one of the best concerts I've not only had the chance to review, but one of the best live experiences I've ever had.

Some artists can fill a stadium. Very few can make a stadium feel like an intimate club while simultaneously turning it into the biggest party in the country. On Sunday 19 July 2026, Bruno Mars achieved exactly that during the second night of his six-show residency at Wembley Stadium, delivering a performance that was equal parts concert, celebration and masterclass in live entertainment.

Thirty years. That's how long UK fans have waited for Garth Brooks to return, and on a warm summer evening at BST Hyde Park, that wait finally came to an end. Judging by the record-breaking crowd packed into Hyde Park, it's safe to say country fans hadn't forgotten him. Setting a brand-new attendance record for BST Hyde Park, Brooks wasn't just returning to the UK – he was making history.

It quickly became one of the most talked-about BST Hyde Park shows of the summer when Pitbull not only announced he would be taking over the iconic Great Oak Stage, but also attempting a Guinness World Record. Not only did he smash it, but he walked away with two Guinness World Records during his sold-out Friday night show.

Some gigs are just concerts. Others feel like you're witnessing a moment you'll still be talking about years later. Lewis Capaldi's return to BST Hyde Park had you experiencing every emotion from start to finish and understanding why he is the most loved Scottish artist on the scene.

There’s something about Koe Wetzel’s voice that just keeps getting better with every release. Effortlessly progressing from record to record, his latest album, The Night Champion, proves exactly why he continues to be one of the most exciting artists in country-rock right now.

When it comes to blending genres, Lakeview have their finger firmly on the yeehaw-rock pulse. Taking over Glasgow's iconic King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, the duo made a Thursday night feel like the weekend had arrived early.

When you're four studio albums deep, how do you manage to create a fifth that's somehow your best yet? We'll have to ask the guys in Midland, because their latest release, Stages, is one for the history books.

When the likes of Rainbow Kitten Surprise announce a one-night-only Scottish headline show, paired with support from Appalachian ‘possum rock’ favourites Cigarettes @ Sunset, it's no surprise that the queue outside Glasgow's O2 Academy was wrapped around the block long before doors opened.

This isn't just Alana Springsteen's most vulnerable album to date; it's her strongest. Honest, relatable and beautifully written from start to finish, I HOPE THIS HELPS proves exactly why Alana continues to establish herself as one of country music's most exciting young artists.

He’s made his mark on the country scene not only through a handful of original songs, covers, and viral moments, but now Braxton Keith has finally dropped Real Damn Deal - his debut album and, in my opinion, one of the best country albums to drop in a very long time.

Just when you think 49 Winchester physically cannot top the last thing they released, they go and do exactly that. A few times over, actually.

She’s been one of the most hotly anticipated artists to return to Scotland, and Maggie Lindemann fans turned out in force, queuing for hours outside The Garage Glasgow earlier this week for a chance to get right up against the barrier.

At just 18, Ty Myers delivers a stunning sophomore album with Heavy on the Soul, blending country, soul, and blues. Recorded at Muscle Shoals’ iconic Fame Studios, this 17-track masterpiece showcases his storytelling, emotional depth, and genre-defying talent.

It’s hard to believe it has been two whole years since Jordan Davis last visited Glasgow, selling out the O2 Academy.

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Review By Lauren Page / LiveWithLP Photo Credit Lynsey Wyllie What better way to kick off your European tour than a sold-out night in Oran Mor, that’s what Canadian folk band, Wild Rivers managed to achieve with their debut Scottish gig on Tuesday night. In a venue known for its impeccable acoustics and intimate atmosphere, Wild Rivers took over Òran Mór with a smash hit double bill lineup featuring Australian star Hazlett who I’ll let you know in advance, is one of the mo