Photo: Adam Peter Johnson

Primal Scream have announced a one-night-only show in London.

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Snow Patrol have announced a series of outdoor shows in the UK and Ireland for 2026.

Don Leisure has won the Welsh Music Prize for 'Tyrchu Sain'.

Bring Me The Horizon have scheduled a second North American leg of their USA Ascension Program Tour for next spring, billed as Ascension Program 2.

Photo: Richard Sibbald

Rush have announced a reunion for shows across the United States, Canada and Mexico for next summer.

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James have announced a new greatest hits collection.

Gunna will bring the Wun World Tour to the UK and Europe next spring.

Photo: Luke Fontana

Pentatonix will return to Europe and the UK next spring.

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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have scheduled a European tour for next summer.

Blackweir Live have announced another major act for its second edition in 2026.

Morrissey will play a major London show early next year.

Two Door Cinema Club have announced three special outdoor shows for next summer.

Photo: Harry Steel

For Creeper, rock music is about much more than just riffs and anthemic choruses. While the Southampton goth-punk outfit certainly do a brisk trade in both, there’s a third key element that defines their vision: world-building. From their earliest incarnations, the band have fused theatricality and storytelling with a level of commitment few of their peers can match, creating universes that expand far beyond the confines of a record sleeve. 

Photo: Sarah Eiseman

Bad Suns have announced UK and European shows for next spring.

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Another headliner has been announced for Live At The Piece Hall in Halifax.

Daniel Sloss has announced his 13th solo stand-up show, Bitter.

Photo: Reilly Clark

I Prevail have announced the UK and European leg of The Violent Nature Tour.

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Beverley Knight will hit the road next summer for the Born To Perform Tour.

Tori Amos has announced her 18th album.

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Whoever’s working on the soundtrack for a new Tony Hawk game should give Upchuck a call. On ‘I’m Nice Now’ the Atlanta five piece come out swinging with a ferocious punk sound, their fuzzy guitars and crashing drums underpinning a meat and two veg approach that’s perfectly suited for pixellated half pipes. It’s fun at times, but not much more than that.