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Basement have announced the UK and European leg of the Wired Tour.

K-Trap has announced the Trapo 2 Tour.

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Passenger has announced the Wild Love Tour.

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan will return to the UK next spring.

The furore surrounding Benny Blanco’s new album has been loud, with claims of cultural appropriation abounding as he, a man of Jewish heritage from Virginia, dives into an album of Latin pop. The term may apply here but the main issue is perhaps that ‘Hermoso’ is one of the most flavourless albums to inhabit that space in recent memory.

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Teddy Swims has added an extra Manchester show to The UGLY Tour.

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Debut albums can be tricky for some. But not Man/Woman/Chainsaw. The London sexted have thrown themselves headfirst into the challenge, expertly dodging being pigeonholed on their first full-length outing with a robust collection of songs that refuse to conform to a single genre, instead excavating the boundaries between styles to eclectic, and sometimes jarring, effect.

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Tame Impala has announced In the Round shows for the Deadbeat Tour.

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Carly Rae Jepsen has shared a new single, Motivation.

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Turnstile have announced 'Never Enough: Versions'.

It's another bonkers week for new music and we could not be happier. BRIT Award-winner Jorja Smith has released her third LP, while Los Angeles rockers Weezer have put out their 20th album and rising Manchester alt-rock band Westside Cowboy have shared their debut LP. If none of that floats your boat, find loads more new music below.

BLOK3 has announced a huge London show for next year.

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Jamie T will tour the UK at the end of the year.

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Beabadoobee has released a new single.

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The estate of the late Mac Miller have announced a new reissue.

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Nia Archives has announced the Emotional World Tour.

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Chelsea Wolfe has added a UK date to the European leg of The Dark World Tour.

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Since 2013, Jungle have entertained huge audiences with an infectious blend of indie, neo-soul, and dance across four eclectic albums. Their popularity, though, has arguably never been higher, creating a sense of anticipation for their fifth release, the aptly titled ‘Sunshine’. As the name suggests, it’s the perfect accompaniment for the latter part of summer; another winner from the trio that builds on the foundations of previous releases while hinting at fresh directions.

Jorja Smith will play a huge London show next summer.

ADÉLA has extended The Red Bottoms Tour into 2027.