The Who will play an Eden Sessions show this summer.

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Ed Sheeran has been at the top of the pop game for more than a decade now, becoming one of the world's best selling artists while executing genre-hopping collaborations with everyone from Stormzy to Cradle Of Filth. His fifth album '-', though, is his most stripped back yet, arriving influenced by depression, loss and loneliness.

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Ben Harper has dropped a new single, Love After Love.

Professor Brian Cox has announced a run of 2024 UK tour dates for Horizons: A 21st Century Space Odyssey.

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Tangerine Dream have announced UK shows for the autumn.

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Christine And The Queens has shared a new single, Tears can be so soft.

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Local Natives have shared details of their fifth album.

California hardcore is having a moment, with cities across the state bursting at the seams with exciting bands. Very few scenes have caught on like the interconnected ones in San Jose and Santa Cruz, though, with genre-shaking albums emerging from the morass like it’s nothing. Few groups embody that spirit quite like Drain.

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Lauren Spencer Smith has announced the Mirror Tour.

Dolly Parton has shared details of her new 30-track rock album.

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Will Haven have announced their seventh album.

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Wolfgang Van Halen's Mammoth WVH have shared a new single.

Sum 41 have announced that they are to disband after 27 years.

Ireland's All Together Now festival will return this summer.

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Lil Yachty has announced The Field Trip Tour.

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Thirty Seconds To Mars have announced their sixth studio album.

Taylor Swift has announced the next new version of her early albums.

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Anyone who’s experienced The Lemon Twigs’ flamboyant retro-theatrical-pop stylings will already know that Brian and Michael D’Addario love to reinvent themselves on every record. But even fans who’ve become accustomed to the New York siblings’ convention-defying music might be taken aback by how sweet and vulnerable they sound on the sophisticated folk-rock of ‘Everything Harmony’. 

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Not unlike the opener of her previous LP ‘Any Shape You Take’, Time Back is a curve ball of an introduction to Indigo De Souza's latest release. The first song on ‘All This Will End’ is a dialled up fusion of Phoenix's indie-pop and EDM, flipping the script on a reputation that has situated the guitarist among the ranks of ‘90s indie-rock revivalists.

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Yes have announced UK dates for the Classic Tales Of Yes Tour 2024.