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Bicep have shared a new song under their DOVE alias.

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Sprints have shared two new songs.

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Earthtone9 have shared another single from their upcoming album.

Becky Hill has released a new single called Right Here.

Claire Richards will tour the UK later this year with a new show, Everybody Dance.

Loyle Carner has announced a new live album.

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The first wave of acts has been announced for this year's Live At Leeds: In The City.

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Kneecap have dropped their new single, Love Making.

Ricky Gervais has confirmed two more Ricky Gervais & Friends new material shows.

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The Waeve have shared a new single, City Lights.

Life is full of thankless tasks. Chief among them used to be guessing where Bruce Springsteen might wander during one of his marathon setlists. Of late, though, the Boss has wound in the grand deviations in favour of something more streamlined and, one can assume, kind to 74-year-old joints. But that doesn’t mean he’s misplaced his appetite for the odd surprise.

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On their 15th studio album, Pet Shop Boys have teamed up with Arctic Monkeys producer Stuart Price to deliver a record of terrific poise and poetry that revisits their ‘80s and ‘90s heyday. It is a fine offering from one of British pop music’s most enduring creative partnerships, with Chris Lowe’s steady disco underscoring lyrics that are literary and confessional. 

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The Manchester shows of Olivia Rodrigo's Guts World Tour have been postponed.

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Charly Bliss have announced their first new album in five years.

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Ed Sheeran has announced plans to celebrate 10 years of his sophomore album.

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Zayn Malik has lined up an album release show for next month, which is also his first solo London gig.

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Even more acts have joined the line-up for this year's 2000trees.

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It hasn’t always been easy for Fat White Family’s music to cut through the noise, the drugs, the nudity, the provocation and the headlines. But the south London art-rock band’s fourth album, their first in five years, showcases a newfound sense of refinement as they explore various genres with a chameleonic approach.

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The Dead South have announced UK and Ireland shows for spring 2025.