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Mumford and Sons have added a second London show to their winter UK tour.

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Deerhoof have announced their 20th studio album.

Lil Tracy will bring the Blood Moon World Tour to the UK and Europe later this year.

Melvins 1983, the alternate configuration of Melvins featuring frontman Buzz Osborne and original drummer Mike Dillard, have shared a new track.

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CIVIC have laid out plans for their third studio album.

Lottery Winners have recruited Nickelback's Chad Kroeger for a new track, Ragdoll.

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Much like his acclaimed novels, the songs Willy Vlautin writes for his beloved country-soul band The Delines are populated by ordinary people left behind, often itinerant and struggling in America’s backwaters. “I've always been drawn to people who have been a bit beat up and rattled,” he explains. “That was the world I knew.”

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Erasure vocalist Andy Bell has shared another track from his upcoming solo album.

Kae Tempest has returned with a new single, Statue In The Square.

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Due to demand, The Eagles have extended their Las Vegas residency.

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The Cure's Robert Smith will curate next year's Teenage Cancer Trust concert series at London's Royal Albert Hall.

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A lot of abstract electronica can feel austere and cerebral, but Loraine James’ work is shifting that perception by infusing the genre with spectacular wells of feeling. Acute emotional intelligence was key to the success of her 2022 self-titled debut as Whatever The Weather, and its successor is similarly attuned.

Jamie Jones has announced a major outdoor show in Wales.

Yungblud has returned with a new single, Hello Heaven, Hello.

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Ezra Furman has shared a new single, Jump Out.

Soft Play have shared a new single featuring Kate Nash.

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Low's Alan Sparhawk has announced his second solo album.

Babymetal will hit the road this summer for a North American tour.

Tokio Hotel will embark on a European arena tour in 2026.

John Legend has announced UK, European and North American dates celebrating 20 years of his debut album, 'Get Lifted'.