Samantha Cusick, who runs a £1 million+ hair business, opens conversations with empowering women. Guests include Spice Girl Mel C, creator Tanya Burr, BAFTA-winning presenter Nikki Lilly and Tower 28 Beauty founder Amy Liu.

Hairdressers Ollie Blackaby and Siobhan Jones deliver staff room chit-chat for real life, creativity and the hair industry. Guests include broadcaster Ateh Jewel, as well as Destination: Hair 2026 speakers Ashleigh Hodges and James Earnshaw.

How To Cut It gives you the insights, inspiration and information to take your hairdressing and barbering career to the next level. Guests include forecaster and salon owner Tom Smith and The Industry’s own director Catherine Handcock OBE.

To celebrate 40 years in hairdressing, award-winning hair stylist, entrepreneur and author Charlotte Mensah has partnered with Awesome Books to curate 40 books that have inspired, influenced and shaped her journey.

A global underground event where hair, art and fashion collide. Expect raw creativity and a line-up of cool established and emerging names. Keep an eye on Insta for event dates and get on the guestlist if you can.

Common Ground bridges the gaps between artists and brands, crafts and culture, industry and individuality. The events bring together the hair world as a creative community with themes and experts that are always on point.

Sam McKnight MBE, was basically the hairdresser that paved the way for the session industry. Having worked with the world’s biggest names from royalty to music icons and super models, this limited edition re-issue of his book features iconic photographs spanning his entire career.

Enjoyed stepping into the life of Mark “SliderCuts” Maciver in our event content? Now, learn more from him with this guide on how to run a successful business. With a Hackney barbershop, award wins, almost 500k social followers and a client list that includes Anthony Joshua and Stormzy, he’s got a lot of wisdom to share.

Created by legendary hairdresser Anthony Mascolo and his wife make-up artist Pat Mascolo, INFRINGE is dubbed the Anthropology of Hair. Exploring the hair world across creative disciplines, it platforms the artists using it as their medium, photographers capturing hair culture and activists changing perceptions of hair.