The last time I saw The Crowe Boys was supporting Cameron Whitcomb in Glasgow, and I still remember leaving that show thinking, everyone needs to see this band live. So catching up backstage at BST Hyde Park after they'd supported Garth Brooks felt like the perfect full-circle moment.

There's something special about discovering an artist just before everyone else catches on. That was exactly the case with Irish singer-songwriter Jamie McIntyre. After being pointed in his direction by countless people at TRNSMT Festival the weekend before, I made my way over to the Introducing Stage - and I'm so glad I did.

Fresh from stepping off stage at State Fayre in Essex, Brenn! was all smiles after bringing his blend of heartfelt songwriting to a growing UK audience. While plenty of American artists speak about wanting to crack Europe, he's already ticking countries off at an impressive rate.

Fresh off the King Tut's Stage after another stunning performance, the Inverness singer-songwriter was all smiles as we chatted about new music, life after Complex and why, no matter how big the stage gets, she's determined to keep every performance feeling personal.

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.

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.

Braxton Keith talks about his debut album, Real Damn Deal, viral moments, country music and playing Stagecoach Festival