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Leigh-Anne has released a new single.

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Lainey Wilson has added extra dates to the Australian leg of her Whirlwind World Tour early next year.

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SG Lewis has announced three UK shows for later this year.

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Florence and the Machine have shared the title track of their upcoming sixth album.

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Due to demand, Linkin Park have added three extra dates to the Australian leg of their From Zero World Tour.

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Backstreet Boys have added more dates to their Las Vegas Sphere residency because of ongoing high demand.

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Flock Of Dimes has shared the opening track of her upcoming third album.

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Wednesday have shared a fourth track from their upcoming album.

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Spiritual Cramp have released a new single, Young Offenders.

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Dijon has added a second London date to his recently announced world tour.

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Orianthi’s fifth album is a rip-roaring blues-rock affair that taps into her formative ‘60s and ‘70s influences with glee, showcasing a fully-rounded artist whose authentic, passionate music now holds equal footing with her status as a supreme guitarist.

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Westerman, the project of musician Will Westerman, is gearing up for the release of his third album.

Mac DeMarco has shared a final preview of his new album.

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Jeff Tweedy has shared another track from his upcoming triple album.

Tyler, The Creator has unveiled a video for Darling, I.

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MONSTA X are back with a new single.

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Sigrid has unveiled plans for her third studio album.

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J.I.D has announced a world tour, billed as God Does Like World Tours.

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Paz Lenchantin, bassist, vocalist and co-writer for legendary bands Pixies, A Perfect Circle, Zwan, and The Entrance Band, has announced her debut solo album.

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Belle and Sebastian will celebrate 30 years of their 1996 debut and sophomore albums, 'Tigermilk' And 'If You're Feeling Sinister', with a world tour next year.