Photo: Allister Ann

Last year represented a career high for Madi Diaz. Her sixth studio album ‘Weird Faith’ received two Grammy nominations as she enjoyed a higher profile after opening for Harry Styles before joining his tour band. ‘Fatal Optimist’, however, finds Diaz’s faith in love shattered. A break-up album, it’s raw and stripped back in a manner that’s even more intimate than her previous work, which always skewed personal and confessional.

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Due to pre-sale demand, DAVE has added extra dates to The Boy Who Played The Harp Tour.

Josh Groban has announced an intimate UK show.

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Conan Gray has announced the Wishbone World Tour for 2026.

Due to pre-sale demand, Westlife have added another night in Belfast to their 25th Anniversary World Tour next year.

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King Princess has shared a new song, Cherry.

Tucker Wetmore has announced The Brunette World Tour.

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Due to ongoing demand, Rush have added extra North American shows to their Fifty Something Tour next summer.

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King No-One have announced their debut album.

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Due to overwhelming demand, Luke Combs has added even more UK dates to his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour.

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Lily Allen has announced her first new album in seven years.

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Wu-Tang Clan have announced new dates for the Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber Tour, which they say will be their last tour together.

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Beth Hart has scheduled a UK tour for spring 2026.

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Fat Freddy's Drop will celebrate the 21st anniversary of their debut album, 'Based On A True Story', with tour dates throughout 2026.

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Pixies have added shows in Berkshire and Cornwall to their 2026 UK tour plans.

James Arthur has confirmed two big outdoor shows for next summer.

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Rilo Kiley will perform in the UK for the first time in 19 years next summer.

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Provocative is one word to describe Ashnikko, but it doesn’t go far enough when it comes to ‘Smoochies’. The follow up to her 2023 debut ‘Weedkiller’ jettisons much of the conceptual narrative that defined its predecessor and instead finds the rapper embracing a more club-oriented sound alongside a gloves-off rejection of modern puritanism.

Shed Seven have announced a summer show in Halifax.