Brotherhood supported the launch of the Cutler & Gross x The Great Frog collaboration event with a stunning vinyl backlit portrait site on Shoreditch High Street.

American rapper Key Glock’s major-label debut and fourth studio-album, ‘Glockaveli’ released to critical acclaim. Brotherhood supported the effort with 48 sheet billboards in key London locations.

Brotherhood supported the release of Emma Jean Thackray’s second studio-album, ‘Weirdo’, with print 48s showcasing the record’s eye-catching visuals in iconic London locations.

Brotherhood supported Chase Atlantic with teaser posters, stencils and 48s to mark their tour around major UK cities - London, Glasgow and Manchester.

Stereophonics returned with a chart-topping offering, ‘Make ‘Em Laugh, Make ‘Em Cry, Make ‘Em Wait’. Brotherhood marked the release with a run of London Underground 4 sheets.

Brotherhood marked Cameron Winter’s much-anticipated tour dates with tear-off, ‘Lost Cat’ posters around Hackney Church and St. Matthias church in East London.

Fans engaged with the posters by accessing exclusive content with the tear-off tags.

Brotherhood supported the release of singer-songwriter James Arthur’s sixth studio album, ‘Pisces’, with landmark digital sites as well as print billboards and London Underground posters.

Brotherhood supported the announcement of The Hives’ forthcoming studio album, ‘The Hives Forever Forever The Hives’, with print billboards in iconic London locations including Kingsland Road, Camden Town and more.

We’re proud to have worked on a powerful campaign championing electric black cabs as a greener, healthier alternative to the traditional diesel models still dominating our streets.

From the iconic silhouette to the distinctive yellow light, the black cab is a symbol of London - but it’s time this icon evolved. Our campaign puts drivers at the heart of the story, celebrating those already making the switch (with 57% of London's cabs already being electric) and encouraging others to follow suit.

To make sure the message lands, we’ve taken it to the streets - with bold placements across our London Bridge and double Camden sites - right where the conversation (and traffic!) is happening.

Swedish rock act Ghost’s ‘Skeletá’ is their sixth studio album and marks the band’s first #1 entry in the Billboard Hot 200.

Brotherhood supported the release with print 48 sheets as well as regional posters in major UK cities.

Brotherhood supported the release of rapper Goldlink’s latest single, ‘METATRON’, with print 48 sheets, London Underground posters regional 4 sheets in the UK.

Brotherhood supported the release of London band Black Country, New Road’s third studio album, ‘Forever Howlong‘, with, large format print billboards around London in iconic locations like Brixton, Shoreditch and Peckham.

Japanese Breakfast just released their fourth studio album, ‘For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)’, to rave reviews. Brotherhood supported the release with a display of an eye-catching creative on our stunning Shoreditch High Street site.

Brotherhood supported the release of Spiritbox’s second studio album, ‘Tsunami Sea’, with great-looking London outdoor and floor stickers in Alexandra Palace to commemorate the band’s headline show.

Playboi Carti’s ‘Music’ dropped amidst worldwide hype, propelling the record to #1 on the Billboard Hot 200. He became the first rapper to have every track on a 30-plus-song album make the Billboard singles chart.

Brotherhood supported the release in the UK with medium and large format digital billboards in key locations displaying the album’s eye-catching visuals.

Brotherhood supported the release of Lady Gaga’s #1 album ‘Mayhem’ with print billboards in key locations around London.

The release of Nottingham band Divorce’s much-anticipated debut album ‘Drive to Goldenhammer’ was marked with road signs in the city in key areas.

Fans commemorated the release of the record by nabbing the nabbing the signs off lamp posts. The album released to critical acclaim and the band celebrated with a show at Rough Trade Nottingham.

Record-breaking London rap duo Krept & Konan released their 4th studio album, ‘Young Kingz II’.

Brotherhood supported the release with medium format digital billboards and Underground posters in London.

Shygirl came out with the follow up to 2024’s ‘Club Shy’ earlier this year — 2025’s ‘Club Shy Room 2’ released to fanfare and critical acclaim.

Brotherhood supported the EP with street stencils in some of London’s most happening boroughs including Shoreditch, Hackney and Soho.

Brotherhood supported a number of nominated artists and winners at the Brit Awards 2025 with a mix of medium and large format sites across London and the UK. Among these were Lola Young, The Last Dinner Party, FLO and Ezra Collective.

Brotherhood supported a Soho pop-up for Louis Tomlinson’s ‘28 Clothing’ on Greek Street in London with a stencil campaign targeting transport hubs and major streets.

London-based artist Eterna released their new album ‘Debunker’; Brotherhood supported the artist with a postcard campaign around iconic independent London establishments, embodying the artist’s cryptic, DIY attitude.

Sam Fender released his third studio album, ‘People Watching’, to critical acclaim. The album sky-rocketed to number one in the UK album charts, netting the artist his third #1 to date.

Brotherhood supported the release with a takeover of North East large format digital sites, London 48 sheet billboards and backlit P250 portraits, London Underground 4 sheets and street level 4 sheets in cities UK-wide.

Irish 4-piece Inhaler returned with their third studio album, ‘Open Wide’, debuting at no. 2 on the UK album charts.

Brotherhood supported the release with London print 48 sheets as well as backlit P250 portraits and regional 4 sheets in major cities.

‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ by The Weeknd is the artist’s sixth studio album and the final instalment of a trilogy following After Hours and Dawn FM.

Brotherhood marked the release with nationwide digital screens displaying the blurry, eye-catching visuals as well as 48 sheet billboards, backlit portraits and London Underground posters in the nation’s capital.

The debut album from artist Central Cee rocketed to #1 on the UK album charts this past week. Brotherhood supported the release — entitled ‘Can’t Rush Greatness’ — with print 48 sheet billboards in key locations in the rapper’s hometown of London.

Brotherhood supported the release of South Korean boy band Stray Kids’ first mixtape, “Hop” with London Underground 4 Sheets, regional 4 sheets in UK cities and our exclusive backlit portraits in key London locations.

Elton John’s ‘Diamonds’, a greatest hits album released in 2017, climbed to no. 1 in the UK charts netting the songwriter his ninth career number one.

Brotherhood supported the campaign with motion digital portraits in key areas of some of London’s busiest commuter stations including Liverpool Street, Paddington, Bond Street and more.

California band Linkin Park returned with their first studio album in 7 years — ‘From Zero’. The record sees Emily Armstrong joining the band as lead vocalist.

Brotherhood marked the occasion with print 48 sheets in iconic London locations and regional 4 sheets in cities across the UK.

Mercury Prize-winning artist Michael Kiwanuka put out his highly anticipated fourth studio album, ‘Small Changes’, to rave reviews.

Brotherhood marked the release with UK-wide OOH including London print billboards, London Underground posters, National Rail posters and regional 4 sheet postering.

Brotherhood supported the much anticipated and critically acclaimed debut album from London group FLO with London outdoor including digital portraits, London Underground posters and billboards in iconic locations.

Taylor Swift’s eleventh studio album, ‘The Tortured Poet’s Department’, was by far the best-selling record of the year. Following a year of supporting these releases as well as the Eras Tour with UK-wide OOH, Brotherhood ran digital portrait P6s and London Underground print 4 sheets to mark the release of the anthology edition.

Following a busy double-album year for The Smile, Brotherhood celebrated the release of the two critically acclaimed records with double billboards in two iconic London locations — Brixton and Camden.

Queen released the remixed, remastered and expanded edition of their legendary debut album, ‘Queen I’. Brotherhood marked the release with large digital screens across the country, including key locations in London.

Brotherhood supported the release of Nilüfer Yanya’s critically acclaimed third studio album, ‘My Method Actor’, with an eye-catching creative displayed across our London 48 sheet billboard sites.

Sam Fender announced his new album, ‘People Watching’, as well as a single from the album with a cryptic teaser poster campaign featured across our London print 48 sheet billboards.

Brotherhood supported the announcement of Sam Fender’s 2024/2025 world tour with digital screens and advans in cities across the UK.

Brotherhood supported the 50th anniversary reissue of the George Harrison classic ‘Living in the Material World’. The album includes new mixes as well as previously unreleased recordings.

We delivered print 48 sheet billboards featuring the album’s iconic visuals across London.

The Cure returned with their first studio album in 16 years since 2008’s ‘4:13 Dream’.

‘Songs of a Lost World’ debuted at no. 1 on the UK album charts; Brotherhood supported the release with nationwide print and digital outdoor including large screens in Brighton and Manchester, print 4 sheets in cities across the UK as well as roadside 48 sheets and London Underground 4s in the nation’s capital.

Bastille’s ‘& (Ampersand)’ sees the band returning with frontman Dan Smith delivering a collection of short story songs inspired by “the lives of various characters, including poets, artists, anthropologists, scientists, and figures from religion and myth.”

Brotherhood marked the release with a nationwide display of a simple yet eye-catching creative of the album’s cover artwork.

Laura Marling’s eighth studio album, ‘Patterns in Repeat’, released to critical acclaim. Brotherhood supported the release with eye-catching roadside billboards in key London locations such as Shoreditch, Hackney, Camden and more.

Public Service Broadcasting’s album, ‘The Last Flight’, re-tells the story of Amelia Earhart’s final journey across the pacific. Brotherhood helped further the concept in the physical world with print and digital outdoor including print 48 sheets, London Underground posters and digital P6 portraits.

Chappell Roan returned to London for a run of sold out shows in support of her record-breaking, award-winning album 'The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess'. Brotherhood marked the occasion with digital P6 portraits around iconic locations in the capital.

Brotherhood supported the release of The The's first studio-album in a quarter of a century, 'Ensoulment', with print 48 billboards across iconic London locations as well as London Underground 4 Sheet Posters.

Brotherhood marked the release of Jamie xx's first album in nine years with UK-wide outdoor including roadside billboards in key London locations and postering in cities nationwide.

Blossoms' third UK number 1 album, 'Gary', released to rave reviews. Brotherhood supported the band with UK-wide postering in key cities including Manchester and the band's hometown of Stockport.

Brotherhood supported the release of Snow Patrol's studio album 'The Forest Is The Path' with UK-wide OOH including large digital screens in Belfast, London roadside 48 sheet billboards, London Underground Posters as well as National Rail posters.

Brotherhood supported the release of the H.LLS single 'FREEDOM' with print 48 sheets and facilitation of content creation alongside our amazing street team.

Irish rock band Fontaines D.C. released their 4th studio album, 'Romance' to rave reviews. Brotherhood supported the release of the critically acclaimed album with eye-catching visuals in iconic London locations like Camden Town, Kingsland Road and Brixton among many others. The run of 48 sheet billboards was augmented by 4 sheets in cities across the UK including Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol to name a few.

Taylor Swift concluded her record-breaking 'Eras Tour' in the UK with five sold out shows at Wembley Stadium in London. Brotherhood supported the recently-released 'Tortured Poet's Department' during the occasion with large format digital out-of-home sites across the capital.

The 2024 Mercury Prize was awarded to Leeds band English Teacher for their album 'This Could Be Texas'. Brotherhood marked the occasion with digital portrait sites spanning iconic London locations like Shoreditch High Street, Brixton, Hackney and more.

Brotherhood celebrated Island Records' 3 Mercury Prize nominations with a mixed-artwork London Underground 4 sheet campaign spanning the iconic transport network.

Sabrina Carpenter released her sixth studio album, Short 'n' Sweet, to rave reviews. Brotherhood supported the rollout of her first UK #1 with street-level 48 sheets around iconic London locations.

Brotherhood supported the launch of TimeOut's regional social channels with a mixed design billboard campaign targeting key areas and demographics around London.

Brotherhood supported the release of Beabadoobee's chart-topping third studio album 'This Is How Tomorrow Moves' with a mixed-format campaign in iconic London locations.

The campaign featured a variety of 48 Sheet designs tailored to audiences across the capital as well as London Underground posters.

Brotherhood supported the UK leg of Taylor Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour with nationwide outdoor marketing.

The campaign featured digital out-of-home as well as projections on iconic UK locations such as the Tower of London, Arthur's Seat, The Liver Building, and other landmark buildings.

Eminem's 12th studio album, 'The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce)' shot to number 1 in the UK 25 years after the rapper's debut.

Brotherhood marked the occasion with a mix of exclusive London portrait and 48 sheet billboards in iconic locations.

Legendary rock band Deep Purple returned with their twenty-third studio album, '=1'. Brotherhood supported the release with London digital screens, bus super-sides, as well as nationwide Rail 4 sheet posters.

To mark the announcement of Glass Animal's 4th studio album, Brotherhood displayed digital portraits in key locations including Brick Lane, Shoreditch High Street and Hackney.

Brotherhood supported the release of RAYE's 'Genesis.' with digital portraits in key London locations including Clapham, Notting Hill, Hackney and others.

Brotherhood supported the release of Imagine Dragons' sixth studio-album, 'LOOM', with a special build billboard by the tube station in the iconic Camden Town. The display features a metal-finish cutout depicting the sun on the album's artwork.

In addition, the release was marked with a 48 sheet billboard outside Brixton station.

Billie Eilish released her third studio album, 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' to rave reviews. The album debuted at the top of the official album charts making it Billie's third no. 1 album to date.

Brotherhood marked the release with nation-wide outdoor across digital and print formats including large digital outdoor screens in London, Manchester and Birmingham as well as large format print 48 sheets and backlit portrait P250s across London. The album release was also supported with a London Underground print campaign that featured print 48 sheets and 4 sheets in stations spread across the capital.

Beabadoobee announced her third studio album, 'This Is How Tomorrow Moves', recorded with Rick Rubin at his Shangri-La studios in Malibu, California.

Brotherhood supported the announcement with a 48 sheet billboard by Shepherd's Bush Market that fans from all around London visited in celebration.

Nashville band Kings of Leon returned with their ninth studio album, 'Can We Please Have Fun'.

Brotherhood supported the release with UK wide outdoor marketing including branded ticket barriers and panels on the London Underground, National Rail and on iconic, exclusive 48 sheet billboard locations around the city.

Lucky Saint have been on our wish list of brands to work with for some time, so we're chuffed to carry their latest campaign across our exclusive portfolio of print billboards in key spots across London.

Taylor Swift’s 11th studio album ‘The Tortured Poet’s Department’ shattered records upon release; Brotherhood delivered OOH support for the release of the double album with huge landmark digital screens and a night of pop-up projections, along with frequency transport hub posters and regional D48s.

English Teacher’s much awaited debut album ‘This Could Be Texas’ released to rave reviews. Brotherhood supported the release with a UK-wide outdoor campaign featuring 48 sheets and digital portraits in key London locations and regional 4 sheets in cities across the UK.

Billie Eilish sent fans into a frenzy by posting cryptic messages on OOH locations across the world in anticipation of her upcoming 3rd album release. Brotherhood Media were proud to handle the UK side of the much talked about tease campaign.

Brotherhood supported the release of Lauran Hibberd’s second studio album ‘Girlfriend Material’ with a multi-format print campaign across London featuring tear-off posters and print 48 sheet billboards.

Elbow returned with their critically-acclaimed tenth studio album ‘Audio Vertigo’; the album shot to number one in the charts marking the band’s 4th UK #1 album.

Brotherhood supported the release with a large digital screen and 48 sheets in Manchester alongside London print 48 sheets and London Underground posters.

Brotherhood supported the release of Matt Maltese’s album ‘Songs That Aren’t Mine’ with print 48 sheets in iconic London locations.

Fans visited the locations to celebrate the album release by taking pictures alongside the billboards.

Returning with their second studio album, Mercury Prize-nominated Yard Act’s ‘Where’s My Utopia’ released to rave reviews.

Following a 2023 tease campaign for the album announcement, Brotherhood Media spread the word with London print billboards, regional 4 sheets and London Underground posters.

Brotherhood Media took to the streets of London, Glasgow and cities across England and Scotland to celebrate the release of The Snuts’ third studio album, ‘Millennials’.

The multi-poster campaign included London 48 sheet billboards, regional posters and a large landscape poster site in Glasgow.

We supported the launch of Gibson Guitars’ London Gibson Garage with a varied OOH campaign featuring across London transport networks and in iconic London locations.

The follow up to the Nashville branch launched successfully this February with branded taxis, bus sides, West-End floor stickers and road signs, London Underground panels and 48 sheet billboards to support.

Gibson Garage is now open on Eastcastle St and is well worth a visit next time you’re in the West End.

Delivering our 5th Idles album OOH campaign, Brotherhood spread the word using large format billboards, London Underground and Street posters, covering key cities including Bristol and London. The album shot in to the UK album chart at number 1.

The start of 2024 saw The Smile put out their sophomore record ‘Wall of Eyes’ via XL Recordings to rave reviews. Brotherhood marked the occasion with a selection of exclusive 48 sheet billboards in prime London locations.

Brit Awards Rising Stars, The Last Dinner Party, found their debut album Prelude to Ecstasy topping the charts to kick off the year.

Brotherhood helped spread the word on their unique brand of Baroque Pop with London backlit portraits and print 48 sheet billboards as well as regional 4 sheet street posters in cities across the UK.

Brotherhood kickstarted the year supporting Big Sister Swap, an online personalised clothes swapping service, with their mission to promote sustainable fashion practices.

The campaign featured a mix of designs and consisted of 48 sheet billboards across London in handpicked locations like Brixton, Camden and Kingsland Road.

Brotherhood helped singer-songwriter Tom Odell make a splash with his 6th studio album with backlit print and digital portraits in London as well as regional poster campaigns in cities across the UK.

The multi-platinum selling artist’s latest offering, ‘Black Friday’, was released independently on January 29th.

Green Day return after 4 years with their 14th studio album, ‘Saviors’. Brotherhood helped spread the word using London 48 sheets as well as regional 60x40s across the UK.

The record marks the 5th UK no. 1 album for the group who will celebrate the occasion with a world tour later this year.

London 48 sheets, backlit portraits and street poster megasites, delivering profile for the legendary Marshall speakers and amplification brand in the run up to the vital Christmas retail period.

Peter Gabriel returns with his first album in over 10 years, and his first UK album chart Number 1 since the legendary So album.

Brotherhood spread the word with a sustained campaign of print billboards and transport hub posters, along with digital sites at shopping malls in the run up to Christmas, and large format digital portraits in key London locations.

The Rolling Stones returned with their 24th studio album 'Hackney Diamonds' their first since 2016.

The critically acclaimed album with contributions from legends such as Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder went straight in at the top of the album charts making it their 14th UK number 1 album.

Brotherhood delivered a unique special build billboard in the heart of Camden Town to amplify a wider print and digital billboard plot across London.

Showcasing some incredible live music shows coming up in London and the easy way to buy tickets!

DICE used our print billboard sites with the simple creative device of featuring a different act on the design for each poster, hand picking locations such as Bethnal Green, Peckham and Clapham to suit each featured artist.

What is Tangk? Posters of vibrant artwork mysteriously appear on street poster sites and backlit bus stops declaring ‘Love is the Fing’. Two weeks later digital portrait billboards reveal that this is the new project from Brotherhood Media favourites Idles, Bristols finest.

A full media mix of large format print and digital billboards, street level print billboards and posters and an evening of projections on to landmark buildings across London, to mark the release of the sensational Jorja Smith’s new album ‘Falling or Flying’.

OOH advertising to mark key moments in an album campaign - tease print billboards to launch, reveal print billboards upon release, and digital billboards to announce winning the prestigious Mercury Music Prize 2023, making use of the flexibility of DOOH and the fast pace of Brotherhood’s planning and delivery to go live the morning after the result was announced.

Digital and Print Billboards in key locations to mark the release of Guts, the second album from music sensation Olivia Rodrigo.

8 month billboard roll out for All Point East music festival. Keeping a high level of awareness in key London neighbourhoods, and driving ticket sales throughout the year.

Brotherhood Media teamed up with Polydor Records to announce the Billie Eilish track 'What Was I Made For' featuring on the celebrated Barbie soundtrack. The campaign included a number of premium digital and print billboards across the UK. The single shot in at number one.

Landmark projections, digital and print billboards and high frequency London Underground postering to mark the return of music royalty, PJ Harvey, with her 10th Studio Album.

Galipette Cidre is packed with all-natural ingredients, bringing diversity and unrivalled flavour to the cider industry.

Rolling out their first campaign across London using our 48 sheet sites in 7 key locations across the city including Camden, New Cross, Peckham and our fantastic P250 portrait site at Shoreditch Boxpark. The expressive and bright creative brings the message that Galipette Cider has arrived.

Nationwide street, transport and retail targeting outdoor to promote the ‘Council Skies’ album from one of our favourites, Noel Gallagher.

Hoodrich has grown into one of the UK’s most recognisable streetwear brand, built on a passion for underground streetwear and music.

In their latest OOH campaign they took over our North End P250 site & seven other locations across London including London Bridge and Finsbury Park

Sleaford Mods are back with an album which seems perfect for the times. Capturing the mood across London on our billboards, including a double billboard carrying a uniquely paired creative.

Landmark digital and backlit billboards, cherry picked to make the biggest statements in each tour town of Elton John’s farewell UK tour.

Young Fathers make an early bid for album of 2023 with the release of Heavy Heavy.

Brotherhood delivered nationwide OOH across multiple formats including portrait and landscape print billboards, street level 4 sheets and posters across London Underground.

Office favourite Gaz Coombes returns with his 4th Solo Album, Turn the Car Around.

Brotherhood planned and delivered an outdoor campaign of 4 sheet posters across the London Underground and at street level in key regional cities.

The album charted in the UK top 10.

Croydon's King Of Grime took an unexpected turn, switching up styles on his critically acclaimed third album "This is What I Mean'. The record was a more intimate and introspective collection of songs, cementing himself as a artist with a long and interesting career ahead of him.

Brotherhood Media's exclusive billboard sites made sure the word was out across key London neighbourhoods.

Miley Cyrus declares her New Years Resolutions across our Street Style mosaic billboards.

Using tease and reveal stages, the campaign built up word of mouth and interest in the campaign in advance of her come back single Flowers. This was part of a synchronised global launch, with similar creatives on display in cities across the globe, and generated significant online traffic.