Tenille Townes has a theory about UK audiences: we’re the land of second verses. “You guys listen through the whole song. You know even the second verse,” she told me when we caught up ahead of her Living Room Tour. For an artist bringing a stripped-back show across the Atlantic, that sounds like a pretty ideal crowd.

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.

LiveWithLP caught up with Mae Hill backstage at BST Hyde Park after she'd just stepped off stage supporting Pitbull, and somehow she still had enough energy to match mine - which, trust me, is saying something.

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.

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