Nickelback will return to North American stages this summer in support of their upcoming new LP, 'Feed The Machine'.

Bleached will put out a new EP this spring.

The Garden have lined up a spring European tour.

Tom Clarke of the Enemy has confirmed an acoustic UK tour to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the band's debut album, ‘We’ll Live And Die In These Towns’.

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Father John Misty has shared another new song.

Kate Tempest has posted a video for Europe Is Lost.

Dave Hause is streaming his new album in full prior to its release.

Day Wave, aka Jackson Phillips, will play a headline London show following the release of his debut album this spring.

Larry Heard, aka Mr Fingers, will play his first live London show in over 20 years when he appears at Sunfall this summer.

Kaiser Chiefs will perform at Uttoxeter Racecourse this summer.

The Staves will headline this year's Bushstock.

Exodus will warm up for their set at Download festival with shows in Brighton and Southend in June. 

Rick Wakeman will bring his recent solo album 'Piano Portraits' to the stage in late spring.

Anyone with an IQ  larger than a mushy cucumber knows how stupid the whole ‘rock is dead’ argument sounds. Yet, after the last 12 months, we’re increasingly aware that the genre’s icons, those who built its foundations and shaped its sound, are not impervious to the grim reaper’s merciless scythe. We need new heroes to worship, new blood to carry the music into the future without losing the roots of the past. Step forward 19-year-old Aaron Keylock.

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‘Strike A Match’ may be Sacred Paws’ debut album, but its captivating earworms and flashes of indie-pop brilliance betray Eilidh Rogers and Rachel Aggs’ pedigree as members of Golden Grrls, Trash Kit and Shopping.

Martha Reeves and the Vandellas have joined the line up for Cardiff's Burning Lantern Fayre this summer.

Gothic Tropic will join Kate Nash on her nationwide tour later this month.

Arcane Roots have unveiled the video for their new single, Curtains.

Depeche Mode have inked in a spring release for their new album, ‘Spirit’.

Splashh have lined up a series of spring dates.