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Until recently, Joe Keery was best known for portraying lovable jock Steve Harrington in the global Netflix hit Stranger Things. Lately, though, he’s changed that perception by finding success in the music world as Djo. In March, a Brit Award nomination came for hazy online sleeper hit End of Beginning and, in May, his third studio album ‘The Crux’ arrived to critical acclaim. Now, he’s re-upped that record with a deluxe edition that is, essentially, a whole new record.

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Thundercat has announced a UK and European tour for spring 2026.

The Ks have announced two major outdoor UK shows for next summer.

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Miguel has shared a new single, El Pleito.

Mariah The Scientist has announced her 2026 Hearts Sold Separately Tour.

Mariah Carey has announced a series of shows in Las Vegas leading up to Christmas.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds will play an exclusive headline UK show in Brighton next summer.

The Plot In You have released a new single titled Silence.

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Foo Fighters have performed their first show with their new drummer.

Jeff Chang will bring his Continuum: OUR STORY Tour to the UK this autumn.

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The champions for this year's National Album Day have been revealed.

Organisers behind the MOBO Awards have announced that next year's ceremony will take place in Manchester for the first time.

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The Divine Comedy have scheduled four headlining UK shows for next summer.

Happy Mondays will celebrate the 35th anniversary of 'Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches' with a UK tour next spring.

Echo and The Bunnymen have announced a UK tour for next spring, billed as The Very Best of Echo and The Bunnymen 1978-2026.

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Lewis Capaldi has announced a series of outdoor shows across the UK and Ireland for summer 2026.

Shame’s ‘Cutthroat’ brings fierce, intense energy from the get-go, reinforcing the idea that the south London post-punks are a band unafraid to try new things.  Produced by John Congleton, whose oddball pop approach has been employed by everyone from St. Vincent to Mannequin Pussy, it’s a bold record that justifies their confidence.

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Ruth Clinton and Cormac MacDiarmada have entranced audiences with their contemporary takes on traditional Irish folk in their respective bands Landless and Lankum and both had contributed to each other’s records. So, when the couple were confined to their home in Sligo during lockdown, it was only natural that a new collaboration was born.

Cavetown has laid out plans for a new studio album.

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Rachel Chinouriri has shared a new single, What A Life.