To Kill A King have announced three consecutive London shows.

The Black Angels will release their first LP in four years this spring.

Funny old genre, surf rock. Despite sounding light and fluffy, it often seems laced with tragedy, violence and intense musical complexity. It’s a philosophical melange that seems to promote breezy diffidence in the face of hard-edged personal problems.

Photo: Jesse Riggins

Allison Crutchfield is no stranger to the lo-fi indie and punk scenes, having racked up records and miles with P.S. Eliot and Swearin’, as well as touring with Waxahatchee, her twin sister Katie’s project. Despite this rich lineage, ‘Tourist In This Town’ is surprisingly the first full-length solo offering from Crutchfield and for this new chapter she drew inspiration from the closing of others, namely the end of her relationship with long-time partner and collaborator Kyle Gilbride.

The Magpie Salute, led by the Black Crowes guitarist Rich Robinson, have announced a fourth show at London’s Under The Bridge.

Catholic Action have unveiled a new single, Doing Well.

Overcoats have announced a London headline show in support of their forthcoming debut album, 'Young'.

Boney M, So Solid Crew and a DJ set from Jungle are among the latest acts confirmed for this year's Eden Festival.

Cat Power, aka Chan Marshall, will play Dublin's Vicar Street this spring.

M.I.A. has teased a new track, P.O.W.A.

En Vogue have lined up a return to the UK and Ireland in April.

Micky Flanagan has added a further London date to his An’ Another Fing tour. 

Slaves will headline 2000trees.

Bob Dylan has added three intimate London shows to his spring tour plans.

Photo: Guy Lowndes

Father John Misty and Mac DeMarco will headline this year’s End of the Road festival.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have announced UK arena shows as part of a European tour.

Dirty Projectors have posted a video for their new single, Cool Your Heart, featuring D∆WN.

Taking Back Sunday have shared a video for Call Come Running.

Zara Larsson, Chaka Khan and Armand Van Helden are among the second wave of acts announced for this year's Wild Life.

Stereophonics, Two Door Cinema Club and the Vaccines will headline Y Not? Festival.