Live Review: Rachael Sage Kicks Off ‘Under My Canopy’ Tour With A Joyous London Showcase

Last Sunday evening, Polly Havelock was invited to attend a special performance from Rachael Sage & Friends at PizzaExpress Live. Launching her ‘Under My Canopy’ tour, which previews material from the upcoming acoustic reimagining of her 2025 album ‘Canopy’, the evening was filled with magic, warmth, and folk-inspired brilliance, while also serving as a heartfelt celebration of LGBTQIA+ voices and her partnership with UK charity Rainbow Mind.

Live Review: Alison Limerick Turns Islington Assembly Hall Into A Dancefloor With Momentous ‘COME ON IN’ Show

Last Friday at Islington Assembly Hall, the legendary Alison Limerick returned to a London headline stage for the first time in years with ‘Come On In’ – and the title proved fitting from the very first note. The atmosphere inside the packed hall felt less like a comeback and more like a long-overdue reunion, with an audience ready to celebrate both the club classics that made Limerick an icon and the new material pointing firmly toward her next chapter.

SHAB And Preston Harris Hit The Billboard Dance/Mix Show Chart With ‘It’s On You’

SHAB is having one impressive 2026 – an array of fresh new dance-pop hits, fearless advocacy for women’s rights and freedom in her home country of Iran, and even an exclusive surprise performance at Coachella’s glamorous LA Magazine party. Now, she’s raising the bar and accelerating into the mainstream as her soulful duet alongside Preston Harris, ‘It’s On You’, has hit #26 on the current Billboard Dance/Mix Show Chart.

SHAB’s Coachella Diary: Inside the Parties, Festival Fashion and Pop Culture Moments

If there’s anyone guaranteed to ring in Coachella in style, it’s global pop star and activist SHAB. Marking one of the festival’s most iconic years yet – think Sabrina Carpenter and Madonna’s historic ‘Like A Prayer’ duet, Justin Bieber’s early-hit nostalgia, and PinkPantheress’ stylish performance bringing British dance-pop overseas – it was not one, but two weekends to remember.