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Due to pre-sale demand, Bon Jovi have added a second London date to their Forever Tour next year.

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Faithless have announced summer outdoor shows in Berkshire and Essex.

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Morgan Wallen has announced spring and summer dates for his Still The Problem Tour.

Blue have shared another track from their upcoming album.

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Lily Allen has announced her first tour in seven years, billed as Lily Allen Performs West End Girl.

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Inhaler have shared a new single, Hole In The Ground.

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Having established herself as modern Scandi-pop royalty, Sigrid could have played it safe. Instead, her third album ‘There’s Always More That I Could Say’ prioritises creative vision over commercial formula, pivoting towards noughties indie-pop while maintaining her pop instincts.

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Brandi Carlile has been a star of Americana for more than two decades, but interest in her work in the UK has reached a new level after the release of ‘Who Believes in Angels?’, her hit collaboration album with Elton John. Not content with standing still, she returns here with a solo record that contains her trademark powerhouse vocals and distinctive take on country-rock.

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Mumford and Sons have announced a new album.

ShxtsnGigs have announced the UK and Ireland leg of their Daddy's Home Tour. ShxtsnGigs tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

Calvin Harris has announced a huge stadium show in Scotland for next summer.

Fatboy Slim will return to Brighton Beach for three huge shows next summer.

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The first names have been revealed for next year's Cross The Tracks.

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Rüfüs Du Sol have announced a huge London show for next year.

Brian Weitz, better known as Geologist of Animal Collective, has announced his debut solo studio album.

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Around the corner from Womanby Street, long the heartbeat of Cardiff’s live music scene, you’ll find the City Arms. Downstairs, punters sink pre-gig pints. Upstairs, in a quiet corner, Canadian hardcore experimentalists PISS are in quietly good spirits, munching on Haribos and enjoying a cup of tea before their set at Sŵn festival.

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After flirting with electronics and ambient sounds, experimental Philadelphia shoegazers They Are Gutting a Body of Water go back to basics on ‘Lotto’, their fourth studio album. It’s an uncompromising, unflinching, confessional record with menacing, fuzzy, scratchy guitars. Clocking at just over 27 minutes, there’s not an ounce of fat here.

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The Cribs have announced a huge UK show for next summer.

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The Twilight Sad have returned with a new single, Waiting For The Phone Call.