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Rodrigo y Gabriela will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut album with a show in London this spring.

Holly Johnson is the latest headliner announced for this year's Live At Chelsea. 

Jack Savoretti will take the We Will Always Be The Way We Were Tour across the UK and Europe this autumn.

For anybody who has followed Sleaford Mods over the past two decades, it won’t come as a surprise to learn that Jason Williamson is pissed off. But in our doomscroll-centric world, which seems to churn out misery and despair ad infinitum, that feeling has only grown more pointed.

A$AP Rocky has unveiled a dual video for two of his tracks, Whiskey (Release Me) and Air Force (Black Demarco).

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The Black Crowes have shared a video for Profane Prophecy.

Jacob Alon has won the 2026 BRITs Critics' Choice award.

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Sammy Virji will play a huge show in Wales this summer.

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Trash Boat have released the title track of their upcoming EP.

Peso Pluma has announced the North American leg of his DINASTÍA by Peso Pluma and Friends Tour for spring.

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Foy Vance has laid out plans for his seventh studio album.

Master Peace has teamed up with Declan McKenna for a new single, Fuck It Up.

Protoje has announced a new album.

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Due to demand, the Backstreet Boys have added a final date to their Into The Millennium- Homecoming: Live in Germany residency.

Every year throws up its share of potential stars or genre-defining talents, with scenes ebbing and flowing in terms of prominence and game-breaking excitement. Join us as we run through 15 bands and musicians with the sort of spark that might light a fire under 2026, from pop auteurs to rap technicians and ragged rockers.

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Tove Styrke has returned with details of her fifth album.

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Wolf Alice will headline an Eden Sessions show this summer.

Comedy royalty Mike Epps, Eddie Griffin and Marlon Wayans will head to London for a night of comedy in the spring. 

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The Academy Is... have laid out plans for their first new album in over 18 years.

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Somewhere in the lifetime of a political band, inner turmoil can become a more urgent matter to unpack than the chaos of the outside world. For Kid Kapichi, that moment is now. ‘Fearless Nature’ chronicles a rock-bottom moment for vocalist Jack Wilson after an eight-year relationship ended, his mental health nosedived and his band began to splinter, culminating in the departures of guitarist Ben Beetham and drummer George Macdonald last summer. Unsurprisingly, the political crackle of old has been papered over by deep melancholy.