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The Goods Release Sophomore Album Goodbye Summertime Ahead of European and UK Tour (opens the original)
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Oakland power-pop band The Goods have released their second studio album, Goodbye Summertime, through Dandy Boy Records, expanding their guitar-driven sound with elements of psychedelia, sunshine pop and folk rock. Released on September 16, 2026, the record follows Don’t Spoil the Fun less than a year after the group’s debut. Led by songwriter Rob Good, the new album moves beyond the band’s established power-pop foundations while retaining the melodies, harmonies and prominent guitar arrangement
Berko Fields Festival Reveals Full Weekend Plans for Hertfordshire Music Event (opens the original)
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A new music festival in Hertfordshire is preparing to welcome electronic music fans for a three-day programme of DJs, live performances and large-scale drone displays, with organisers releasing final guidance for visitors ahead of the event. Berko Fields, taking place from Friday 11 September to Sunday 13 September beside the historic Berkhamsted Castle, has published its first “Field Notes”, providing festival-goers with information including set times, a site map and rules covering what can be
SWOON Targets UK Radio With New Indie-Pop Single ‘Teardrops on Repeat’ (opens the original)
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Independent music project SWOON is building its presence in the UK market with new single “Teardrops on Repeat”, a cinematic indie-pop release centred on heartbreak, memory and the difficulty of emotionally moving on from a relationship. The track is being promoted to UK radio as SWOON continues to develop a sound that combines accessible pop songwriting with alternative and contemporary electronic influences. Rather than offering a straightforward break-up narrative, the single focuses on the p
St Albans Foodbank Calls for Harvest Support as Local Families Face Continued Financial Pressure (opens the original)
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St Albans & District Foodbank is calling on residents and businesses to support its Harvest appeal as demand for emergency food and wellbeing services remains at historically high levels across the district. The charity says the number of emergency food parcels required locally rose by 300% between 2019 and 2020 and has remained around that level since. More than 13,000 food parcels were distributed in 2025, with almost 40% going to children, highlighting the continued financial pressure facing
Wild Women Live Tour to Bring Leading Wildlife Broadcasters to St Albans in 2027 (opens the original)
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Some of British television’s best-known female wildlife presenters, filmmakers and camera operators are joining forces for a new nationwide stage production celebrating the women who bring the natural world to television screens. Wild Women Live – The Tour will visit 29 venues across the UK in spring 2027, including the Alban Arena in St Albans on 13 April. The production will feature broadcasters and natural history specialists whose work has appeared across the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky, Netfli
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