Lil Uzi Vert will release their third album this Friday.

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Young Thug has shared a new song called Money. 

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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds have announced an intimate show in association with Absolute Radio.

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Kelly Clarkson has now presided over a chart-topping solo career spanning more than two decades, parlaying her show-stopping voice into eight studio albums that have gone top three at home in the US, with six of them running all the way to Platinum certifications. And there are no signs of Clarkson coming up for air anytime soon on her superb new LP ‘Chemistry’.

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10cc have announced The Ultimate Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour.

Further acts have been announced for Cardiff's Sŵn festival.

Fred Again.. has announced four huge shows in London. Fred Again.. tickets go on sale at 2pm BST today.

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Paramore have announced a return to Australia and New Zealand.

50 Cent has added an extra Birmingham show to The Final Lap Tour.

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Lana Del Rey has announced Irish and European shows for this summer.

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Foo Fighters will bring their Everything Or Nothing Tour to the UK next summer.

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Olivia Rodrigo has announced her sophomore album.

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Worriers have announced a new album.

Gov't Mule will bring their Peace… Like A River World Tour to London later this year.

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The Musical Box, the only tribute act licensed and supported by Genesis and Peter Gabriel, have announced UK shows for early 2024.

Demi Lovato has returned with a new song called Swine.

UB40 have announced UK shows for autumn 2024.

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DYLAN has announced The Rebel Child Tour.

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Muse have added autumn UK and Ireland shows to their Will Of The People Tour.

It’s best to think of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s mammoth discography in terms of genre experiments. Their more tonally-rigid collections tend to be the Melbourne band’s best, while their most genre-fluid albums (eg. 2022’s gigantic 'Omnium Gatherum') are their most scattershot and tiring.