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Chappell Roan has dropped a new single, Good Luck, Babe!

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London Grammar have announced their fourth studio album.

Luke Hemmings is back with another single, Close My Eyes.

Kehlani has dropped her first new solo single since 2022.

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Within Temptation have shared a new single, A Fool's Parade.

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Sia has shared a new single, Incredible.

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Vampire Weekend have added an extra London date to the UK leg of their Only God Was Above Us Tour.

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The Zutons have shared the title track of their upcoming album.

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The Libertines have shared a new single called Merry Old England.

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The Roots will play two outdoor shows in the UK this summer. The Roots tickets go on sale at 10am today.

AURORA is set to bring her What Happened To The Earth? Part 1 Tour to the UK and Europe this autumn. AURORA tickets go on sale at 10am local time today.

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Vampire Weekend will bring their Only God Was Above Us Tour to the UK and Europe this winter. Vampire Weekend tickets go on sale at 10am local time today.

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Twenty One Pilots have announced The Clancy World Tour. Twenty One Pilots tickets go on sale at 10am local time today.

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“This is not a country album,” Beyoncé writes in the liner notes to ‘Cowboy Carter’. “This is a Beyoncé album.” There aren’t many artists who can pull off that sort of statement but, then again, there aren’t many artists who can pull whole styles of music into their orbit as she can. This is the second instalment in a shapeshifting trilogy that began with 2022’s disco-infused ‘Renaissance’ and across its mammoth 27 track running order Beyoncé leans into country history in fascinating fashion.

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Empire Of The Sun are back with a new single, Changes.

Glass Animals have announced a world tour, billed as Human Music Group Sensations Glass Animals: TOUR OF EARTH.

Peggy Gou has announced her debut album.

With a sound that encompasses Americana, rock and country, Sheryl Crow’s 1990s records became the soundtrack to a thousand interstate drives. Meanwhile, her literate and witty storytelling ensured her fanbase stretched across the Atlantic and beyond.

Elbow’s 10th studio album reveals a strength that has not always been apparent in their work: the ability to remain succinct. Around 35 songs were whittled down to 12 for ‘Audio Vertigo’, which was tracked at their own Migration Studios in Gloucestershire. Clocking in at 39 minutes, it fits neatly on two sides of vinyl and does away with anything resembling the lengthy, drawn out efforts that stud their back catalogue. As a result, it skips along nicely.