Due to demand, Tom Jones has confirmed a third show in the Welsh capital.

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They Might Be Giants have added extra dates to their November tour plans.

The Reytons will embark on their biggest headline UK tour to date in the autumn.

Skindred have announced UK and Ireland shows for The Smile Tour.

Picture This have announced their fourth studio album.

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The Chemical Brothers have announced UK and Ireland arena shows for the autumn.

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When Lana Del Rey stepped into the pop hemisphere a decade ago, she was a creature of intense curiosity. Her breakout single Video Games still captures a unique moment in space and time: retro storytelling through the prism of social media filters, full of artifice and yet somehow in her own way, utterly authentic.

Ricky Gervais has expanded the UK and Ireland leg of his Armageddon Tour.

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Rag'n'Bone Man has added another show to his summer tour plans.

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Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard are back with a new single.

Hailee Steinfeld has shared a new single, SunKissing.

Calvin Harris has unveiled a video for his new single, Miracle.

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Fall Out Boy have released a video for Hold Me Like A Grudge.

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Saint Agnes will release a new album this summer.

There are some big hitters releasing new records today. Lana Del Rey has put out the highly anticipated follow-up to her two 2021 albums, 'Chemtrails Over The Country Club' and 'Blue Banisters'. Fall Out Boy, meanwhile, have released their eighth studio LP, and Bloc Party frontman Kele Okereke has shared his sixth solo album.

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Linkin Park have shared a previously unheard song.

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Richard Ashcroft will play a Heritage Live show this summer.

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Queen and Adam Lambert will take The Rhapsody Tour back to North America this fall.

Chlöe Bailey has dropped a new track, Body Do.

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There are few places scarier than the confines of your own mind. We are, for the most part, our own worst enemies: overly critical, self-loathing and holding ourselves to standards higher than anyone around us would expect us to meet.