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Tricky has shared another track from his upcoming 15th album.

Photo: Shervin Lainez

Death Cab For Cutie have added a new show to the autumn UK and Ireland leg of their I Built You A Tower Tour.

Photo: Bella Newman

Violet Grohl has added extra UK and Ireland shows to her Be Sweet To Me Tour.

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Au/Ra first burst onto the scene with Panic Room in 2020, but much of the single’s momentum was lost to years-long label disputes. Now, though, she’s ready to step back out into the world with ‘Heartcore’, a debut album fuelled by a conceptual narrative centred on rage, vengeance and betrayal. 

The Strokes have shared a video for Going Shopping.

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YG was supposed to be great. His second album, 2016’s ‘Still Brazy’, revealed a refreshing brand of G-Funk dispatched with talent and panache, and landed him supporting tour slots for some of rap’s biggest names, including Kendrick Lamar, Drake and Lil Wayne. So why is it that, 10 years later, he is content to put his name to ‘The Gentlemen’s Club’, a record that stakes a claim as one of 2026’s most disappointing and unpalatable releases?

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The Big Moon will release a new album this autumn.

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Baby Queen has announced her second album.

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Russian Circles will release their ninth album this summer.

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Cult of Luna have outlined plans for their 10th studio album.

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Gen and the Degenerates have announced their second album.

Al Murray has extended his All You Need Is Guv Tour into next year.

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Cara Delevingne has shared a new single.

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KALEO have announced the UK and European leg of their Way Down We Go Tour, celebrating the 10th anniversary of their debut album 'A/B'.

The Arenacross World Tour will head to the UK early next year.

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Skindred have extended their You Got This Tour into spring next year.

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The Hunna have announced their final tour for this autumn.

Diljit Dosanjh has added new UK, Irish and European shows to his Aura World Tour.

Two Door Cinema Club have announced their first headline UK and Ireland tour in over seven years for early 2027.

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After leaving Blur in 2002, guitarist Graham Coxon kickstarted a moderately successful solo career while regularly contributing to other projects. At the same time as recording his eighth solo album ‘A+E’ in 2011, Coxon also made ‘Castle Park’, which was shelved due to his commitments with a reunited Blur. Now, it’s getting a long-overdue release.