Kygo will take over Gunnersbury Park on August 12, with special guests MK, Sofi Tukker, Frank Walker and more also on the bill.
Pre-sale tickets for what will be the Norwegian producer and DJ’s biggest headline UK show go on sale at 9am on January 26, ahead of general sale at 10am on January 27.
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There’s a lot to get excited about this week! Corinne Bailey Rae is finally following up to 2010’s ‘The Sea’, Foy Vance is putting out his debut for Ed Sheeran’s Gingerbread Man Records and New Order are offering up their 10th studio LP, ‘Complete Music’.
If none of the above are quite your cup of tea there are plenty more to check out from our pick of this week’s new releases below.
Corinne Bailey Rae – ‘The Heart Speaks In Whispers’ (Good Groove/Virgin EMI)
Eagulls – ‘Ullages’ (Partisan)
Foy Vance – ‘The Wild Swan’ (Gingerbread Man/Atlantic)
Kygo – ‘Cloud Nine’ (Epic)
Meghan Trainor – ‘Thank You’ (RCA)
Modern Baseball – ‘Holy Ghost’ (Big Scary Monster)
New Order – ‘Complete Music’ (Mute)
Oscar – ‘Cut And Paste’ (Wichita Recordings)
Pierce The Veil – ‘Misadventures’ (Fearless Records)
Yak – ‘Alas Salvation’ (Octopus Electrical)
The Boss has done it, he’s knocked The Next Step off the top spot, where they’ve been for two weeks, and down to #12. In second position is Stevie Wonder, followed by Coldplay, AC/DC and new entry Donny Osmond.
This week we also welcome to the chart Corey Taylor, Euro 2016, Shawn Mendes, and The Stone Roses. New entries have meant a bit of a re-jig and we see Beyonce and The Tenderloins swap places, Jeff Lynnes ELO go from #6 to #11 and previous chart queen Adele go from #5 to #13.
Over the next week there are tickets going on sale for some massive shows, including Bear Grylls, Summertime Ball, Selena Gomez, McFly and Travis Scott. Have any of them got what it takes to give The Boss the boot off the #1 spot? Come back and see us next week to find out.
1. Bear Grylls
3. Selena Gomez
4. McFly
5. Travis Scott
The Next Step have managed to hold onto the top spot on Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart for another week. Beating off competition from Coldplay, Bruce Springsteen, AC/DC and Adele, who are this week at #2, #3, #4 and #5, respectively.
Climbing the chart this week are Jeff Lynnes ELO, Muse, The Tenderloins and David Gilmour, among others. While new to the chart are Seasick Steve, The Enemy, The Saw Doctors, Kenny Rogers, Justin Bieber and James.
In the next week we’ve got some big names going on sale, including Donny Osmond, Art Garfunkel, Beck, Status Quo and Stereophonics. Will any of them step up and knock the Neck Step off the #1 spot? Check back in with us next week to find out.
1. The Next Step
2. Coldplay
3. Bruce Springsteen
4. AC/DC
5. Adele
6. Jeff Lynnes ELO
7. Muse
8. Stevie Wonder
9. The Tenderloins
10. Beyonce
11. Little Mix
12. David Gilmour
13. Seasick Steve
14. Rod Stewart
15. Justin Bieber
16. Kenny Rogers
17. Kygo
18. The Enemy
19. The Saw Doctors
20. James
On sale in the next week – can they break the top 20?
1. Donny Osmond
3. Beck
4. Status Quo
In a surprise move The Next Step have risen to the top of Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart, relegating last week’s #1, Adele, to #3. At #2 and up five places are Coldplay, with Stevie Wonder and Bruce Springsteen completing the top five.
Returning to the chart this week we have Jeff Lynnes ELO, Jess Glynne and 5 Seconds Of Summer, among others. However, we also seem to have some acts who are on their way out, with Catfish and the Bottlemen down from #10 to #15 and Kygo dropping five places to take up the last position on the chart.
This week there are some massive shows going on sale. Seasick Steve has announced a 10 Years Out Of The Doghouse one-off show at the SSE Arena Wembley, Maximo Park are playing a huge hometown gig this summer and Kaiser Chiefs are heading to Cardiff’s SSE Swalec Stadium, with Dizzee Rascal and Everything Everything, in July.
1. The Next Step
2. Coldplay
3. Adele
4. Stevie Wonder
5. Bruce Springsteen
6. Little Mix
7. Jeff Lynnes ELO
8. Jess Glynne
9. Riverdance
10. Nashville In Concert
11. 5 Seconds Of Summer
12. Muse
13. Miranda Sings
14. AC/DC
15. Catfish and the Bottlemen
16. David Gilmour
17. Beyonce
18. The Tenderloins
19. Years and Years
20. Kygo
On sale in the next week – can they break the top 20?
5. Maximo Park
Adele has proved that you can’t keep a good woman down and is back at #1 on Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart, pushing Stevie Wonder into second place, closely followed by Bruce Springsteen, who has risen from #8 on the last chart to #3 this week. Justin Bieber has also climbed into the top five this week, along with Muse.
The Tenderloins are not having a very good week as they’ve fallen from #3 to #9, but Dynamo has worked his magic and has managed to go from nearly leaving the top 20, being in last place, to rising to #13.
In the next week there will be tickets going on sale for Don Henley, Diversity, The Next Step (new dates), Reeves and Mortimer and Bears Den. Check in with us next week to see if any of the acts have what it takes to dethrone the chart queen, Adele.
1. Adele
2. Stevie Wonder
3. Bruce Springsteen
4. Justin Bieber
5. Muse
6. Little Mix
7. Coldplay
8. Beyonce
9. The Tenderloins
10. Catfish and the Bottlemen
11. Bryan Adams
12. Bryson Tiller
13. Dynamo
14. The Vamps
15. Kygo
16. Weezer
17. Rihanna
18. Lionel Richie
19. Hans Zimmer
20. Simply Red
On sale in the next week – can they break the top 20?
1. Don Henley
2. Diversity
3. The Next Step (new dates)
5. Bears Den
Rod Stewart has ended the back and forth between Adele and Bryson Tiller and has risen to #1 on Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart. Following closely behind in second place is chart newcomer Shawn Mendes and completing the top five are Adele, Coldplay and Justin Bieber.
Not doing so well this week is Bryson Tiller, who has slid all the way from #1 down to #12, and Madness, who have dropped 10 places from #7 to #17. Meanwhile, making a modest return to the chart is Kygo, Twenty One Pilots and Jeff Lynnes ELO.
In the next week we have tickets for some huge shows going on sale, including the Queen Bey herself, Beyoncé, Bradford’s finest magician Dynamo, ’80s darlings Wet Wet Wet, California-based singer-songwriter Ben Harper and former Boyzone member turned solo singer Ronan Keating. Check back with us next week to see if any have managed to knock veteran rocker Rod Stewart off the top spot.
1. Rod Stewart
2. Shawn Mendes
3. Adele
4. Coldplay
5. Justin Bieber
6. The 1975
7. Massive Attack
8. AC/DC
9. Deacon Blue
10. Lionel Richie
11. Little Mix
12. Bryson Tiller
13. Pixies
14. The Stone Roses
15. Elton John
16. Rihanna
17. Madness
18. Jeff Lynnes ELO
19. Twenty One Pilots
20. Kygo
On sale in the next week – can they break the top 20?
1. Beyoncé
2. Dynamo
3. Wet Wet Wet
4. Ben Harper
Well, it seems it’s true what they say, you can’t keep a good woman down. Not satisfied with hitting the top spot already, Adele has knocked Bryson Tiller down to #2 and is once again sitting pretty at #1 on Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart. Meanwhile, Kevin Hart and AC/DC have swapped places from last week and Justin Bieber has risen one place to #5.
We say farewell to a few acts this week, including Muse, WWE and Bryan Adams, which has made way for new blood such as At The Drive In, Weezer and Kygo, among others.
Over the next week we’ve got tickets going on sale for Brian Wilson, New Order, Will Young, Tom Jones and The Human League, plus loads more. Come back and see us next week to see if any of them have been lucky enough to make it into the top 20 of Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart.
On sale in the next week – can they break the top 20?
1. Brian Wilson
2. New Order
3. Will Young
4. Tom Jones
So, he may not have reached Christmas #1 but Justin Bieber can sleep soundly knowing he’s topped Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart for the last week of 2015. Closely followed by Adele and previous chart kings AC/DC.
Keeping top 10 positions for another week are Coldplay, Rod Stewart and Lionel Richie. Meanwhile, new to the top half of the chart are Mariah Carey, Neil Young and Strictly Come Dancing.
Although only just in the top 20, making a comeback are Hozier, The Corrs and Rihanna, with Jeff Lynnes ELO holding steady at #13 and Dynamo dropping only one place since our last instalment.
For the first week of the new year we’ve got some big names going on sale, including Bring Me The Horizon, Nelly, Gov’t Mule, Floyd Mayweather Jr and The Burning Crows. Check back next week to see if they can make it into the top 20.
1. Justin Bieber
2. Adele
3. AC/DC
4. Coldplay
5. Rod Stewart
6. Mariah Carey
7. Neil Young
8. Lionel Richie
9. Strictly Come Dancing
10. Disney On Ice
11. Bryan Adams
12. Rihanna
13. Jeff Lynnes ELO
14. Kygo
15. Little Mix
16. Billy Joel
17. Elton John
18. Dynamo
19. Hozier
20. The Corrs
On sale in the next week – can they break the top 20?
2. Nelly
3. Gov’t Mule
Adele, queen of the charts, continues to reign supreme and secures the #1 spot on Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart for the second week in a row. Catching up with her, and jumping two places this week, are Coldplay, bumping last week’s #2, Lionel Richie, down to #3.
Having a good first week are Billy Joel and Justin Bieber, who have entered the chart at #4 and #5, respectively. Also on the rise are Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra, climbing from #11 last week to #6 this week. However, things are not looking good for Rihanna, who has slid down to #7, or Hozier, who is only just clinging onto a top 20 position.
In the next week we have a truly a mixed bag of artists with tickets going on sale: previous Stereoboard chart kings AC/DC, Christmas favourite Maria Carey, as well as Neil Young, Andrea Bocelli and John Newman. Check back with us to see if we’ve waved goodbye to Adele and hello to a new #1.
1. Adele
2. Coldplay
3. Lionel Richie
4. Billy Joel
5. Justin Bieber
6. Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra
7. Rihanna
8. Stereophonics
9. Kygo
10. Rod Stewart
11. Elton John
12. Strictly Come Dancing
13. The Corrs
14. Bryan Adams
15. Russell Howard
16. Mumford and Sons
17. Little Mix
18. The Cure
19. Kevin Hart
20. Hozier
On sale in the next week – can they break the top 20?
1. AC/DC
2. Maria Carey
3. Neil Young
5. John Newman