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Joe Jonas has had his finger in various pies over the last two decades, with the former Diney star’s most notable outings coming with the Jonas Brothers and DNCE after his successful stint on Camp Rock. Having rekindled his sibling group a couple of years back, Jonas ends another long wait with ‘Music For People Who Believe In Love’, his second solo album.

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James Morrison has announced his sixth studio album.

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Pulp are finally giving us ‘More’. After 24 years, Jarvis Cocker’s anti-Britpop icons have  announced a new studio album, promising more endearingly awkward jams about the working class day-to-day. The release will be accompanied by an arena-sized tour across the UK and Ireland, which will kick off in Glasgow on June 7 before swinging through Dublin, London, Birmingham, Manchester and later Sheffield, with a massive homecoming planned for Tramlines at Hillsborough Park.

More support acts have been announced for The Maccabees' All Points East show in London this summer.

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GIVĒON has announced his sophomore album.

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Lorde has released a new track, Man Of The Year.

Kings Of Leon have cancelled a large portion of their upcoming UK and European summer shows.

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Babymetal and Slaughter To Prevail have teamed up for a new track, Song 3.

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Whitney are back with a new single, Darling.

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Kate Nash has shared a new single, GERM.

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Goddess, the collaborative project led by Fay Milton, has shared a new single.

Kenny Thomas has announced a new album, and tour dates for 2026.

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Iwan Rheon has announced a new album.

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J Hus has announced a one-night-only show in London.

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Rise Against have announced their first new album in four years.

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Wet Leg have shared a second single from their upcoming sophomore album.

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Sparks’ Ron and Russell Mael first burst onto the scene more than 50 years ago with the smash hit This Town Ain’t Big Enough For The Both of Us and their accompanying 1974 LP ‘Kimono My House’. Since then they’ve found it hard to stand still, with a string of critically and commercially successful records setting the table for a late-career purple patch encompassing some of their finest work and cool side quests such as their FFS collaboration with Franz Ferdinand and Edgar Wright’s documentary on the group. ‘MAD!’ builds upon this run and, for a pair in their 70s, their creativity still astounds.

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Aminé has announced UK and Ireland shows for the autumn.

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Rianne Downey has laid out plans for her debut album.

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Cerrone and Christine & The Queens have teamed up for a new single.