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Babymetal finally shake off their Download curse to give us a show for the ages
By Rich Hobson Published
Sunshine, riffs and bops: Babymetal finally shake off their Download curse in style

Native James showed Download he might just be the future of alternative music
By Stephen Hill Published

Flames, confetti, screams and Lady Gaga: Halestorm's Download set is a rock 'n' roll masterclass
By Rich Hobson Published
Could Halestorm headline Download one day? This set certainly suggests they could pull it off

Electric Callboy show Download why they're the modern metal scene's ultimate party band
By Eleanor Goodman Published
Electric Callboy draw a huge crowd and make the most of it with a bangers-filled, dancefloor-baiting set

Download might be the home of rock, but Pendulum and Cypress Hill just showed why the festival is wise to mix it up a little
By Merlin Alderslade Published
Drum 'n' bass and hip hop might not seem like obvious fits for Download, but Pendulum are now Donington veterans - while Cypress Hill's world class set was long overdue

Limp Bizkit finally headline Download festival - and they absolutely smash it
By Merlin Alderslade Published
Metal's biggest party band bring the ruckus to Donington on Friday night

Mystic Festival 2026: Black Label Society, Blood Incantation, Megadeth and more descend on Gdansk
By Rich Hobson Published
Poland's biggest metal festival hosted everyone from Megadeth and Black Label Society to Ice Nine Kills, Blood Incantation, Cavalera and more

From Metallica surprise shows to Slipknot triumphs, these are the 13 greatest Download festival sets ever
By Stephen Hill Published
For over two decades, Download has been the premiere rock and metal festival in the UK. These are its finest moments

Slam Dunk 2026 was evidence that hardcore might just be the most exciting music scene on Earth right now
By Emily Swingle Published
From rising bands like Guilt Trip and Pest Control crushing it to Knocked Loose and Malevolence bringing the mosh, hardcore and metalcore ruled Slam Dunk
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