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The Hu have shared a video for their updated version of Mother Nature.

Two huge Bollywood concerts will take place in the UK this summer.

Julian Clary has announced a new stand-up show, A Fistful Of Clary.

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The Wytches have announced their fourth album.

Mayday Parade have released a new song called Got Me All Wrong.

Richard Herring will take his popular podcast out on the road across the remainder of 2023 and spring 2024.

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Originally known for delivering the scabrous powerviolence assault of Regional Justice Center, hardcore veteran Ian Shelton re-emerged during the pandemic with Militarie Gun, eschewing immediate fury for short, sharp melodic bursts inspired by ‘90s alt-rock. In just 27 minutes their debut LP ‘Life Under the Gun’ turns in a strong case for album of the summer.

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Suede have cancelled their upcoming O2 Academy Brixton shows for later this year and announced three new London dates.

Leigh Francis has added four more dates to his My First Time Tour.

FLO have shared a new EP.

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The Struts have shared a new song, Too Good At Raising Hell.

Peter Gabriel has released a new song called So Much.

Sometimes things don’t go the way you expect them to. And Kim Petras serving up a dud of a debut album was not what most people expected to happen. Over the course of multiple EPs and mixtapes released over the past decade or so, the German pop artist has carved out a space as an LGBTQIA+ icon, fusing sex-positive lyrics with massive hooks and no little flair.

Tony Hadley has announced UK shows for spring 2024.

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Hozier has added a Dublin show to his Unreal Earth Tour.

Manic Street Preachers' Nicky Wire has surprise released a new solo album.

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Anne-Marie has shared a video for the title track of her new album.

Tiwa Savage has announced a huge London show.

Jamie Webster has announced a headline UK tour for the autumn.

Holly Johnson has added extra dates to his tour celebrating 40 years of Frankie Goes To Hollywood.