Sombr has added a second London date to The Late Nights And Young Romance Tour.

Photo: Hannah Khymych

Three years after ‘The Hardest Part’ established artistic credentials to match her famous name, Noah Cyrus returns with ‘I Want My Loved Ones To Go With Me’, which feels less like a difficult second album and more like a modern classic.

Photo: Jimmy Fontaine

Deftones have shared a video for their recent single, my mind is a mountain.

Photo: David Eustace

The Fratellis have added four extra dates to their UK tour next year.

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Margo Price has released a new single, Don't Wake Me Up.

Critical Role will bring the Echoes Of Exandria Live Show Tour to the UK in 2026.

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Amanda Shires has announced a new album.

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Alter Bridge have announced their self-titled eighth studio album.

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Zac Brown Band have laid out plans for their eighth studio album.

Bad Bunny has surprise released a new single, Alambre Púa.

The final bands have been announced for Bloodstock Festival next month.

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Ella Eyre has shared a new single, space.

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Lorna Shore have announced a UK and European tour for early next year.

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Kneecap have announced their biggest run of shows to date.

Clipse, the rap duo of No Malice and Pusha T, will bring their Let God Sort Em Out Tour to the UK and Europe in the autumn.

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G Flip has announced The Dream Ride Tour.

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Stereophonics have added a second Birmingham show to their winter UK arena tour.

Since the release of their 2020 debut single Eyes On Me, Nxdia’s star has been rising. The Egypt-born, Manchester-raised singer-songwriter’s upbringing on Fall Out Boy, P!NK and My Chemical Romance is wonderfully evident in their brand of self-anointed “chaos pop”, combining emo and pop-punk with bubblegum hooks and flecks of indie-rock, rap and grunge. 

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It’s been a full year since Kesha’s Joyride first teased an album that revives the glitter and neon fun of her breakout hits, but ‘. (Period)’ isn’t really it — it has flashes of the energy fans know and love her for but as a whole this is a lacklustre version of her blueprints.

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Queens Of The Stone Age have will bring their Catacombs Tour to the UK and Europe this autumn.