Further acts have been announced for this year's Love Supreme Festival.

A headliner and more than 20 other acts have joined the line-up for 2000trees.

If 2023’s ‘Haunted Mountain’ was Buck Meek arriving at the summit, ‘The Mirror’ reflects what he found when he got there: a world so alive with warmth, curiosity, and human feeling that you never want to leave it. The Big Thief guitarist’s fourth solo record, and finest to date, treats love not as a destination but as an ongoing act of study: patient and searching, equal parts heartache and joy.

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The Bobby Lees have announced their fourth album.

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Anybody with even a passing interest in the work of Bruno Mars will most likely have seen him perform as Elvis Presley when he was a kid. The man is a prolific homage-payer, as evidenced throughout a chart-topping, mall-soundtrack career that has borrowed the best bits from across the R&B, soul and pop arenas. But with ‘The Romantic’, his first album in a decade, his penchant for pastiche is his biggest problem.

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More acts have been announced for this year's Truck Festival.

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It’s hard to summarise a record as complex as this in a few hundred words, which only underlines the most enticing thing about Maria BC’s music: their ability to harness the messy strands of soul and conscience and channel them into a hypnotic storyline.

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i-dle have announced the North American leg of their i-dle WORLD TOUR [Syncopation].

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Metric have shared Time Is a Bomb from their upcoming 10th album.

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Greg Mendez has announced a new album.

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Skindred have shared a third single from their upcoming album.

Glassjaw have announced a headline London show for the summer.

Gary Numan has added more shows at intimate venues to his summer UK tour.

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Aldous Harding has laid out plans for a new album, her first since 2022.

Hard-Fi have announced a new album.

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Laufey will take her A Matter Of Time Tour to Australia and New Zealand later this year.

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On his 19th album (that’s 11 as Smog, and a further eight under his own name, stats fans) Bill Callahan continues his turn towards warm and lucid songwriting. The alt-country auteur who once sang about broken marriages and “teenage spaceships” is now far more likely to write a turn of phrase that melts your heart, rather than breaking it.

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Metallica have added six dates to their Las Vegas Sphere residency due to pre-sale demand.

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‘Strange Life’ represents a triumphant return for Howling Bells, some 12 years after their last album. Amid distorted, squalling guitars, thunderous riffs and swooning harmonies, the Australian indie-rock trio contemplate past regrets and their lives as working musicians. Full of sweeping, psychedelic melodrama and dark romance, the album’s quieter moments also deliver an abrasive update to the ‘60s girl group sound.

Kim Petras has unveiled a video for Freak It.