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Syd has shared a new single titled GMFU.

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Doja Cat has announced new 2026 UK, European, North American and Latin America shows for her Ma Vie World Tour.

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Ghost have extended their current Skeletour World Tour into 2026.

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Babyshambles have added more dates to their UK reunion tour later this year.

Dolly Parton has postponed her upcoming Las Vegas residency.

Myles Smith has shared a new single, Stay (If You Wanna Dance).

Bad Bunny will headline the 2026 Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show.

Craig David has announced a one-night-only show in London.

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Joe Bonamassa has announced two new London shows.

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Super Furry Animals have announced their first tour in over a decade for next spring.

Richard Ashcroft has announced two new major outdoor concerts for next summer.

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History has not been kind to the triple album, but Jeff Tweedy doesn’t care. At 30 tracks and nearly two hours, ‘Twilight Override’ is less a record than an environment; an overflowing dispatch from a songwriter who has spent four decades offloading his heart in increasingly sprawling formats. If his band Wilco once made masterpieces of concision (‘Summerteeth’, ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’) then this feels like a kind-of end point: the maximalist, everything-must-go splurge.

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After steadily building hype for a few years, Olivia Dean made a name for herself with her 2023 debut ‘Messy’. Nominated for the Mercury Prize, it blended neo-soul, jazz and more into an infectious cocktail that her second album ‘The Art of Loving’ develops further, adding pop flourishes while telling a cohesive story.

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Teddy Swims has announced a series of outdoor shows in the UK and Ireland for summer 2026.

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While it’s far from a hot take, it needs to be emphasised just how much of a great place Irish alternative music is in right now, from cutting edge acts such as Just Mustard and Gilla Band to folk channelers Lankum and The Mary Wallopers to world-beaters Fontaines D.C.. Over the past decade, its tangle of scenes has produced consistently interesting, exciting and progressive prospects. A swathe of bands are also pushing post-punk and noise-rock into daring, yet accessible realms, among them Gurriers, NewDad and the intense Dublin four-piece Sprints.

Trevor Noah has announced a second London show for later this year.

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Cat Burns has released a new single, There's Just Something About Her.

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Kali Uchis has revealed the tracklist for 'Sincerely: P.S'.

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Creeper have shared another track from their upcoming album.

It's a busy ol' week, and we love it! Multi-BRIT Award and Mercury Prize-nominated artist Olivia Dean has released her second album, as has fellow BRIT Award and Mercury Prize nominee Joy Crookes, while Grammy-winning rapper and singer-songwriter Doja Cat has put out her fifth. In the mood for something else? Pick from loads more new music below.