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Oasis at Wembley: London finally sees Liam Gallagher at his best
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Kylie Minogue at the O2: a shot of glitter straight into the veins
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Chineke! Orchestra at Queen Elizabeth Hall: full of easy-going charm
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Lady Gaga — Disease review: A catchy pop exorcism for the love sick
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Peggy Gou live at Gunnersbury Park: superstar DJ brought the energy
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Prom 14: Beethoven, Bruckner and Tüür review – dynamic and playful
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Il Segreto di Susanna/Pagliacci at Opera Holland Park: light and dark
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LSO/Noseda/Trpčeski at Barbican Hall review: a dazzling rendition
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LSO/Pappano at the Barbican: a challenging start for the new conductor
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Kylie Minogue at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire: true powerhouse of pop
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LSO/ Hannigan at the Barbican: the magic flourished
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Liam Gallagher at Koko: crowd-pleasers from rock’s parka-clad Rocky
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Anna Lapwood at the Proms: entrancing show from a one-woman orchestra
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Bruce Springsteen: Only the Strong Survive - the Boss in soulful mood
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Christine & The Queens: Redcar les Adorables Toiles review
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New album unlocks freedom I have been looking for, says Stormzy
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Christian Gerhaher at Wigmore Hall: capturing joy and pain in song
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No Rome - It’s All Smiles review: Short, sweet, sandpapered pop
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Natalie Imbruglia at Lafayette: she deserves to be in the spotlight
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Wireless Festival: Megan Thee Stallion stole the show, even from Drake
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Gorillaz at the O2 review: a joyous return to live performance
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Grimeborn Die Walküre review: Slimmed down but just as exhilarating
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Kaleidoscope Festival at Ally Pally review: kudos for pulling this off
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Dave - We’re All Alone in This Together review: simply our best rapper
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Clairo Sling album review: A light touch and a beautiful mature sound
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Sheku & Isata Kanneh-Mason at Barbican review: intimate and engaging
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Doja Cat - Planet Her review: Yes! We expect this to fly on TikTok
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Bicep’s Isles is great listening now, but I can’t wait to hear it live
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Miles Mosley - Uprising, review: ‘Fiercely beautiful songs'
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