As live music continues to evolve in 2026, new independent events are finding creative ways to reconnect audiences with real-world music discovery. One of the latest additions to London’s grassroots scene is Outliers Festival, a new mixed-genre discovery festival launching on June 26, 2026 at 93 Feet East in the heart of Brick Lane. TICKETSRead more
Quite Great PR has announced a dedicated book PR campaign for bestselling author Samantha Phillips as her novel Blonde Ambition gains renewed international attention ahead of the Cannes Film Festival. The campaign will support a new phase of activity around the book, including ongoing film adaptation discussions and the upcoming release of an official audiobookRead more
A strong example of local press impact, Quite Great PR has secured standout coverage in Bristol Post for Bristol-based composer Joe Galuszka, highlighting the emotional depth and storytelling behind his latest release. Featured prominently in the publication, the article explores Galuszka’s single Requiem for Mum, taken from his debut EP Fractures. The piece reflects onRead more
Watch Trailer Here In an age where streaming dominates entertainment, few film releases truly surprise audiences. This Is How The World Ends has managed to do exactly that. The new sci-fi adventure feature will debut on VHS, becoming the first worldwide straight-to-VHS film release in 20 years. It is a bold move that has alreadyRead more
Every year, International Search and Rescue Dog Day gives people the chance to celebrate some of the most dedicated and highly skilled dogs in the world. Marked each April, this important day recognises the life-saving work these incredible animals and their handlers carry out in communities across the globe. Why Search and Rescue DogsRead more
Quite Great was delighted to work on the campaign for Sonal Kadchha, helping promote her new interview, Why Fast Impact Is Failing Us, to relevant media audiences. The feature explores leadership, sustainability and the growing need for long-term thinking in a world that often rewards speed. Through strategic PR outreach, Quite Great helped bring Kadchha’sRead more
Sunday 17th May – The Great Drum Show, Pizza Express, Soho Acclaimed British jazz drummer Pete Cater returns this May with the release of his highly anticipated EP West Side Story, alongside a series of live performances under The Great Drum Show. Set for digital release on May 1st, 2026, West Side Story showcases CaterRead more
Quite Great is proud to be working with Northern rock band Löser as they gear up for their debut EP release. With Born Lösers, the band deliver a bold introduction to their sound and identity. Rooted in the resurgent UK rock scene, the EP combines original material with a raw, no-nonsense attitude. It also blendsRead more
Quite Great is excited to introduce the debut release from neo-classical artist AK.T. With Specters, he presents a carefully developed project shaped over several years. Rather than emerging from a single moment, the work reflects a gradual creative return. In fact, many of the compositions were originally left unfinished. However, revisiting them later brought newRead more
Quite Great is pleased to be working on the latest Classical Music PR campaign from Bristol-based British-Polish composer Joe Galuszka. This release marks a powerful moment in contemporary classical music. His new single, Requiem for Mum, is a deeply moving composition. It forms the emotional core of his forthcoming debut EP, Fractures. The piece wasRead more
