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A Kim Petras Detour Is One Worth Taking

With her latest album Detour, Grammy-winning superstar Kim Petras is trading polished pop formulas for something more personal. 

The Best of the Rest at Primavera Sound Barcelona 2026

Obviously, you'll catch us crooning at Geese and dancing at The xx. But what's beneath the headliner surface at this year's Primavera Sound? Wonderland tells you who to discover this week in Barcelona.

Lowertown Is Back To Basements

Fresh off their album release, Lowertown talk about life on the road, surviving codependency, and returning to the basements they started in.

Balming Tiger Find Influence With Insight

The Korean collective hit unfathomably creative heights on their sensational new record, Gongbu. But what takes the sonic disruptors tick?

aja monet is Saying It With Her Chest

On her sophomore album the color of rain, Surrealist Blues artist aja monet blurs – and rids – of the boundaries between poetry, protest and music. 

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Cara Delevingne's musical dual debut, Ariana Grande's surefire stadium filler, and Ezra Collective and Pa Salieu's uplifting anthem: it's Wonderlist.

LIDO Adds DJ Koze, Kelly Lee Owens and More

A perfect summer swansong, Maribou State’s LIDO headline is augmented by DJ Koze, Kelly Lee Owens, Oscar Farrell, and many more. 

Ariana is Back and Fans Are Going Grande

The rumours are true – AG8 is real, and it’s got a name. For her eighth studio album, Ariana Grande returns with petal, but in the way she knows best, everything is top secret… until it’s not. To decipher some of the codes and easter eggs, we’ve enlisted the help of some of her top fans to share their thoughts and expectations on what’s to come from pop's princess.

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Lola Young's spine-tingling return, Stormzy and Odeal link up, and Olivia Rodrigo's medicinal album teaser: it's Wonderlist!

Girls Don’t Sync Are Local 

Heading up Relentless’ Local’ initiative, aimed at spotlighting grassroots communities, Girls Don't Sync talks inception and connection.

Kamal. is Dialling It Down 

He’s embraced pop maximalism, rode the wave of cosigns and trialled the “star” thing. Now, Harlesden-hailing singer-songwriter Kamal. is in search of a rawer, truer sound, with a story that is gradually unfolding – and everyone’s leaning in.

FOLD is having a Field Day

Ahead of gracing Wonderland’s stage at Field Day this Saturday, crate-digging production aficionado FOLD talks experience, essence, and what to expect from an OG set.

Why Be a Popstar When You Can Be a BLACK STAR?

There’s the rockstar, the popstar, and Amaarae’s BLACK STAR. Making her London Roundhouse landing post-release of her third studio album, the Afropop starlet proved why all three can be true at once.

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Drake's trifecta of albums, Jorja Smith brings the heat, and Overmono are in their element: it's Wonderlist!

GALA: STANDING ALONE, HAND IN HAND 

As it readies for its eleventh year this coming bank holiday weekend, Peckham's GALA stands true as one of London's only lasting independent festivals. Co-founder Giles Napier discusses its lineage and continued importance.

A summer’s eve with the Livies

As she becomes the latest superstar leading Spotify's Billions Club, Olivia Rodrigo plays an intimate Barcelona show to her most loyal fans.

The Best Acts At The Great Escape 2026

PISS, Ceebo, 1000 Rabbits and Truthpaste: get to know four of the best acts heading to Brighton this week for The Great Escape.

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Little Simz's collaboration-heavy new EP, Charli xcx's era-starting experiment, and FLO's album announcing anthem: it's Wonderlist.

With Limbo, Namasenda redefines what makes a popstar

Swedish pop artist Namasenda reflects on her debut album Limbo, her roots in southern Sweden, her evolution through hyperpop, and leaving PC Music, as she continues to redefine what pop can sound and look like.

The Worldbeaters-in-Waiting Joining Tyler, the Creator At All Points East This Summer

As if Tyler, the Creator’s double-headed biller wasn’t good enough already, All Points East finish off the two-day bonanza with a handful of the best rising artists on the planet. 

Festival Guide 2026 Pt. 2

Madrid mania, Scandi sophistication and boundary-pushing on the English south coast; still looking to add to your summer calendar? Here are ten sure-fire hits to augment your 2026 festival season.

April + VISTA Are Keeping The Flame Alive

On their debut album Traditional Noise, duo April + VISTA turn memory into reality. The acclaimed duo talk collaboration, archiving, and sharing their sonic soul.

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Madonna and Sabrina with a generational pop crossover, Zara Larsson enlists all her friends for a deluxe, and Nia Archives is gearing up to drop AOTY: it's Wonderlist!

Miss Bashful Really Likes Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga, Lady Gaga and Lady Gaga. Oh, and Britney Spears, of course, With her debut album, Glamour Snobby, landing today, Miss Bashful shares the spins that keep her personal music box tinkering.

All Points East Is Throwing The Ultimate R&B Soirée 

If you weren’t convinced by a double header of Jorja Smith and Tems, get a load of these new names added to APE's first all-dayer of 2026.

Did Kacey Musgraves crash her own lookalike contest (and lose)? 

Kacey Musgraves, five lookalikes and a rhinestone hobby horse walk into a pub in North London... and Wonderland went down to take it all in.

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SARA LANDRY’S COACHELLA PHOTO DIARY

The DJ takes on the Californian desert for a weekend of pure energy, chaotic camping stories, and music that’ll have your eardrums reeling for the next few days.

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April Showered Us With The Hottest New Artists

Chanpan, Quiet Light, Keo & Bel Cobain: get to know the four acts that we've been obsessed with this month.

Gia Margaret Has Rediscovered Her Voice – Literally

After recovering from a career-threatening vocal injury, Chicagoan polymath Gia Margaret soars on her fourth album, Singing.

Loukeman’s Kaleidescope of Influence

Ever wondered what inspires one of the modern landscape’s most boundaryless producers? In Loukeman’s case, it’s PinkPantheress, The Cure, and a whole lot more.

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