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Billy Idol has announced his first full-length album of new music in over a decade.

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Employed To Serve have shared the title track of their upcoming third album.

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Doves have shared another track from their imminent sixth studio album.

Architects have dropped a new single, Brain Dead.

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Peter Doherty has shared a new song, Calvados.

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Julien Baker and Torrres have shared a third collaborative single, Tuesday.

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Florence Black have announced a UK and Ireland tour for late summer.

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Skunk Anansie have laid out plans for their first studio album in nine years.

Charli XCX is the recipient of this year's Songwriter Of The Year award from the BRITs.

Urzila Carlson will bring her You Don't Say Tour to the UK and Ireland this autumn.

The Charlatans have announced an outdoor show for the summer.

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Three more headliners have been confirmed for Hampton Court Palace Festival.

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Drake has postponed his remaining Australia and New Zealand tour dates.

Further acts have been announced for this year's Truck Festival.

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When Sam Fender burst onto the scene with 2019’s ‘Hypersonic Missiles’, he was already in possession of blueprints that would set up his current status as a stadium-filling draw capable of combining Bruce Springsteen’s widescreen rock with modern indie. But the following ‘Seventeen Going Under’ blew all expectations out of the water, with its titular anthem proving to be particularly potent. Expectations prior to album three, then, are at an all-time high.

‘The Machine Starts To Sing’ is a fitting farewell for Porridge Radio: a four-song EP that distills their sound while also hinting at what could have come next creatively for the quartet had they not decided to call it quits.

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Bad Nerves were made for rooms like the Electric Ballroom. Nestled on the bustling Camden High Street, among some of the most outlandishly decorated shops you might hope to find, it feels like it has been preserved in amber since these streets spat and strutted to the sounds of punk’s late-70s heyday. The same could be said for Bad Nerves’ sound, which is loud, frenetic, and sometimes fast enough to really test the tensile strength of a drummer’s arms.

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Sacred Paws have shared a new single, Fall For You.

A.G. Cook is the recipient of this year’s Producer Of The Year award from the BRITs.

Chris Ramsey has announced a new stand-up comedy tour for 2026.