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The Wytches have announced a new album.

Photo: Eli Ritter

Mayday Parade have laid out plans for the second instalment of their 20th anniversary album trilogy.

Photo: Liam MacRae

Kaytranada will drop a new album this week. 

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Rise Against have shared a video for the title track of their upcoming album.

Photo: Aemen Sukkar Jiksaw

John Bishop is set to take his 25 Years Of Stand-Up Tour to Australia and New Zealand later this year.

Sombr has announced his debut album.

Due to demand, Jelly Roll has added a second Melbourne date to his Down Under Tour.

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Ethel Cain has announced the Australian and New Zealand leg of her Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour.

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Taylor Swift has announced her 12th studio album.

As December Falls’ rise happened slowly at first, and then all at once. The Nottingham quartet had plugged away quietly for years, wearing their hearts on the sleeves of their earnest pop-punk songs, but that changed with the release of their third album ‘Join The Club’ in 2023, when the broadening of their musical horizons was reflected back by a surge in popularity.

Photo: Dollie Kyarn

With ‘Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You’, Hayden Anhedönia cements herself as both an alt-pop auteur and a masterful storyteller. Her 2021 EP ‘Inbred’ quickly garnered a cult following, and critical acclaim soon followed with her debut album ‘Preacher’s Daughter’, where she introduced a wider audience to Ethel Cain, the doomed daughter of an Alabama preacher who flees her home in search of love and purpose, but is instead sold into sex work and dies at the hands of a cannibal.

Richard Ashcroft has added three new shows to his spring UK tour in 2026.

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Chance The Rapper has announced the And We Back Tour.

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Bad Omens have returned with a new song.

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Debby Friday’s second record follows her Polaris Prize-winning debut ‘Good Luck’ with more confidence, more openness, and more glittering chaos. On the surface, it’s an album obsessed with hedonism. Track titles like All I Wanna Do Is Party and In The Club aren’t hiding anything. But below the strobes, the Nigerian-Canadian artist is reckoning with self-discovery, love, and the uneasy comedown.

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Lainey Wilson will head Down Under in early 2026 with her Whirlwind Tour.

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The Lumineers will take The Automatic World Tour Down Under at the start of 2026.

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Public Image Ltd have extended their This Is Not The Last Tour into the winter.

Ricky Gervais has added three new UK shows to his Mortality Tour.

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Linkin Park will take the From Zero World Tour to Australia early next year.