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On stage at Coachella earlier this year, Charli XCX declared that it was time for a “different kind of summer” in 2025, following the season-defining success of the pop icon’s latest album ‘Brat’. A video backdrop then listed a number of artists and filmmakers, including Pulp, Bon Iver, and Lorde, along with one outlier in a Baltimore hardcore band. Well, with ‘Never Enough’,  Turnstile summer is officially here. 

Cleo Sol is the next headliner to be announced for All Points East in London.

The BRIT Awards will be held in Manchester for the first time ever next year.

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Gina Birch has shared another track from her upcoming second solo album.

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Frankie Cosmos have shared a new single, Pressed Flower.

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Purity Ring have released a two-part single.

Ozzy Osbourne’s Back To The Beginning final concert with Black Sabbath is to be globally livestreamed.

The Kid Laroi has returned with a new single, All I Want Is You.

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Teddy Swims has unveiled a new song, God Went Crazy. 

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Creeper have shared a new single called Headstones.

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Airbourne have returned with their first new single in six years.

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Faithless have shared new details of their eighth album, 'Champion Sound'.

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Due to demand, Kesha has added a second Manchester show to the UK leg of The Tits Out Tour next spring.

Rita Ora has dropped a new single, Heat.

Sabrina Carpenter has released a new single titled Manchild.

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On their third album, Sports Team have undergone a remarkable metamorphosis. Where previous efforts showcased promising indie-rock juvenilia, ‘Boys These Days’ reveals a band transformed into something approaching the Pulp of their generation, complete with the Britpop naivety of early Supergrass and Elton John’s glam-pop magnetism.

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Yungblud has announced a UK and Ireland arena tour for next spring.

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Having fronted The National for more than two decades, Matt Berninger is today regarded as one of the most cherished singers in American alt-rock. In 2020, his solo debut ‘Serpentine Prison’ was a welcome lockdown surprise, albeit not the finished article. Five years and two albums with his band later, Berninger has bettered himself with the fantastic ‘Get Sunk’, which is textured and vulnerable, heart-aching and, eventually, therapeutic.

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Mariah Carey is back with a new single.

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Ed Sheeran has shared a third song from his upcoming album.