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Billie Eilish has extended her current Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour further into 2025.

Love Actually in Concert will tour the UK this winter.

Vybz Kartel has announced new UK and European arena shows for later this year.

Due to demand, Amy Macdonald has added a second Glasgow date to her winter tour.

Red Rum Club have announced a UK tour for the autumn.

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Inhaler will play their biggest headline shows to date in the autumn.

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All Things Orchestral will return to central London this summer.

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Jessie J has announced her No Secrets Tour.

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Suede have announced their 10th studio album.

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Ariana Grande has shared a video for Supernatural.

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Banks has shared a new single, Candy.

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Due to demand, The Who have added an extra Chicago date to The Song Is Over Tour.

National Album Day will return this autumn.

Lulu has announced a UK tour to promote her new memoir, If Only You Knew.

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Ash have announced UK and Ireland shows for 2025 and 2026.

Ricky Gervais has added more shows to his Mortality Tour.

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It’s been a long time since Wretch 32 established himself as British rap’s new poster boy. In 2011 alone, he released a trio of top five singles with Traktor, Unorthodox and the chart-topping Don’t Go, all taken from ‘Black and White’, a second album steeped in tales of a reckless youth. Now aged 40, ‘Home?’ gloriously captures a sense of maturity that shows his attention is now driven in more worthwhile directions.

The Talking Sopranos podcast will tour the UK and Ireland in 2026.

Diversity have added more shows to their Soul Tour next year.

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If you love music, your wardrobe is likely stuffed full of band shirts. You might have a bunch of hoodies or a cap or two as well, or maybe something even more eclectic than that. It’s a conversation starter with fellow fans, a way of announcing that you belong to a certain scene, and a way of shouting about bands you love. On top of that, it’s also a vital way of putting money in artists’ pockets at a time where making enough money is harder than ever. Put simply, it’s the lifeblood of music.