Photo: Tom Beard

On his ninth studio album, Baxter Dury is still dabbling in dry wit and observational storytelling, elevated by electro-pop and dance beats. It’s a tried and tested formula that has garnered him critical acclaim but, while there are moments of brilliance on ‘Allbarone’, at times it feels like he is trying to be a bit too clever.

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Employed To Serve have shared a video for Treachery.

Photo: Carissa Dugoni

Of Mice & Men have shared a new single, Troubled Water. 

Russell Howard has announced a new stand-up comedy tour for 2026.

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My Chemical Romance have announced further UK, European and North American stadium shows in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their third album 'The Black Parade'.

Mo Gilligan has announced his The Mo You Know World Tour.

Photo: Nadine Fraczkowski

Soulwax have announced a series of UK and European shows for early next year.

UB40 featuring Ali Campbell have scheduled a series of outdoor shows across the UK for summer 2026.

Skillet have announced a UK and European tour for next spring.

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Thrice have announced UK and European shows for early next year.

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Ho99o9 have always been tough to define. Punk-rap, hardcore hip-hop, horrorcore, noise-punk — all of these labels and more have been affixed to the New Jersey duo’s music, which is a chaotic blend of electronics and rock instrumentation, poetic lyrics and anarchic yells. Within this context, the band’s third album flips expectations in a wholly new way.

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Lottery Winners have announced a huge show in Manchester for next spring.

Photo: Owen James Vincent

Due to demand, Blue have extended their 25th Anniversary Tour next year. 

The first wave of acts for Country To Country 2026 have been revealed.

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Sleaford Mods have announced a UK and Ireland tour for early next year.

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Biffy Clyro have unveiled a video for Goodbye.

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Bon Jovi have released a new version of their song Living Proof featuring Jelly Roll.

“Life is a scam, get your money back,” Nick Tompkins cries to kick off Crime, an early highlight on Youth Sector’s debut album ‘Pop Couture’. On paper, it’s a lyric that sets the tone for another bleak, despondent post-punk track, mirroring the dire state of affairs that Britain finds itself in. But, in the case of the Brighton five piece’s sound, you can think again.

Photo: Neil Bedford

Kasabian are back with a new single and details of a huge London show next summer.

Photo: Donny Johnson

Anne-Marie is back with a new single, Depressed.