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Live Music

  • Sophie Grey Talks Tour, New Music and Performing with Robots
    29/07/2026

    Sophie Grey Talks Tour, New Music and Performing with Robots

    Karma Magazine
  • Øyafestivalen 2026 Returns with The Cure, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Dagny and more
    22/07/2026

    Øyafestivalen 2026 Returns with The Cure, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Dagny and more

    Karma Magazine
  • A Fan’s Review: Hayley Williams Makes Glasgow Feel Seen
    15/07/2026

    A Fan’s Review: Hayley Williams Makes Glasgow Feel Seen

    Olivia Ross
  • What to Expect From Lorde’s All Points East Takeover
    15/07/2026

    What to Expect From Lorde’s All Points East Takeover

    Karma Magazine
  • Alanis Morissette wows alongside female-led lineup at Glasgow Summer Sessions Gig
    13/07/2026

    Alanis Morissette wows alongside female-led lineup at Glasgow Summer Sessions Gig

    Annie Barber
  • Walt Disco prove they are back and better than ever to a sold out Sneaky Pete’s
    07/07/2026

    Walt Disco prove they are back and better than ever to a sold out Sneaky Pete’s

    Annie Barber
  • Cross The Tracks 2026 Review: Dancing Through a Heatwave
    01/06/2026

    Cross The Tracks 2026 Review: Dancing Through a Heatwave

    Karma Magazine
  • Cross The Tracks 2026: A Day Festival You Don’t Want to Miss
    14/05/2026

    Cross The Tracks 2026: A Day Festival You Don’t Want to Miss

    Karma Magazine
  • 10 Must-See Artists at TRNSMT 2026
    06/05/2026

    10 Must-See Artists at TRNSMT 2026

    Olivia Ross
  • Karma!’s Guide To The Must-See Acts At Hurricane Festival 2026
    06/05/2026

    Karma!’s Guide To The Must-See Acts At Hurricane Festival 2026

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Karma! Magazine, established in 2024, aims to elevate women and non-binary voices in art. The creative industry is disproportionately run by men and Karma! plans to help close that gap. Based in the UK, but with contributors from around the world, we spotlight everyone through the perspective of our women and GNC photographers and writers, during our monthly digital themes and feature standout submissions in our bi-annual digital magazine. Join us in championing diverse perspectives and creativity.

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