El Hunt

The pop innovator’s blood-splattered, chart-topping fifth album ‘Crash’ embraced the dark arts of the music industry. Following its immense success and the end of her record label contract, Charli XCX’s destiny is in her hands

After picking up their first ever call in March 1974, the phones at Switchboard haven’t stopped ringing since. Supporting the community through decriminalisation, the AIDS epidemic, Section 28, and into the present, their volunteers are there to listen around the clock; no matter the query.

Actors, filmmakers and industry experts tell El Hunt why LGBT+ representation needs to go further than like-for-like casting

For some, lockdown provided an important space to reflect on their sexuality and gender identity.

The It’s a Sin star has drawn up an all-queer lineup of support acts for his forthcoming Night Call tour

He has ditched the dancers but not the theatricality in this showcase for new album Redcar Les Adorables Étoiles

With new technologies opening up fresh possibilities and more festivals working with charitable organisations, El Hunt looks at the progress being made for Deaf and hearing-impaired music fans.

After almost a decade of delays, the game-changing pop star’s second album ‘Masochism’ is finally on the way.

As the telly legend publishes her first children’s book, Black In Time, we discuss her favourite huns and the power of the past.

The Hackney star had the venue in the palm of her hand for this short, sweet and flawless set

How the brutally honest artist, who has poured the “pain” of Crystal Castles into her debut solo album ‘PREY//IV’, found her voice with some like-minded musical pioneers

Starved of connection, music fans finally found a reprieve when live shows returned in the second half of this year. The "buzzing" folks behind the scenes told me how they upped their game

Rebecca Lucy Taylor is sick of society’s unrealistic expectations of women and, with sensational second album ‘Prioritise Pleasure’, refuses to take it lying down

Arguably the most chaotic show of the ‘00s.

How Lindsey Jordan found solace in a like-minded music community and, with new album ‘Valentine’, penned a love letter to living on your own terms.