Stormzy has announced UK and Ireland dates for his Gang Signs & Prayer tour.

Maximo Park will headline Live At Leeds: Finale.

Diana Krall will play two London shows this autumn as part of her world tour.

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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah will tour the UK and Ireland this autumn as part of a wider European trek.

Little Mix have added a Carlisle show to their summer tour plans.

Blink 182 will embark on a North American spring tour.

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Amber Arcades, the project fronted byAnnelotte De Graaf, has shared a new track, It Changes.

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Desperate Journalist have released a video for their latest single, Resolution.

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Blaenavon have shared an acoustic version of Orthodox Man, a track from their debut album.

Deftones and Rise Against will combine for a North American co-headline tour this summer.

Crossfaith will release the 'New Age Warriors Remix' EP later this week.

Little Hurricane have unveiled a new single, OTL.

K.Flay has announced her sophomore album, 'Every Where Is Some Where'.

Elbow are like that piece of well-worn furniture in the corner of your living room: familiar, comforting and snug. Right now, their music is a safe haven from the political madness engulfing the world.

Muse have announced headline tour dates in North America with special guests Thirty Seconds To Mars and PVRIS.

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Superfood have returned with a new single, Double Dutch.

Joey Jordison's VIMIC have been forced to postpone their spring European tour.

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Meat Wave have shared a new single, Bad Man.

The Raven Age have shared a video for Salem's Fate.

Many albums lay claim to being the best of all time. But ‘Rumours’ has a stronger case than most. Released in 1977, Fleetwood Mac’s 11th studio album was designed not to have an inch of filler and achieved its goal with room to spare. Of its rivals, perhaps only the Beatles’ ‘Revolver’ could muster that defence so convincingly.