American Wrestlers have shared a new track, Hello, Dear.

George Maple has revealed her latest single, Lover, as well as its accompanying video. 

Green Day have announced their 2017 Revolution Radio North American tour.

Jamie T has cancelled tonight's London show due to illness.

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Dead Letter Circus hit the UK for a run of headline shows later this week and Stereoboard are giving away a pair of tickets for each date in our new competition.

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Yip Man, aka Al Nero, has posted a video for Skinny White Ghost.

Bright Light Bright Light, aka Rod Thomas, will release a new EP next month.

The King Blues have confirmed a run of UK and European shows in early 2017.

Isaac Gracie has announced the details of his new live EP, 'Songs in Black And White'.

Benjamin Francis Leftwich has confirmed details of a London residency plus shows across Ireland next spring.

Billy Connolly will bring his High Horse tour to Ireland in 2017.

Jordan Rakei has unveiled a video for Rooftop.

The Joy Formidable have released a new EP, 'Sleep Is Day'.

Avatar have released a video for Night Never Ending.

London trio White Lies have divided opinion since their debut, ‘To Lose My Life...’, was released in 2009. That collection investigated the dark side of synth-rock and drew comparisons with Interpol and Editors, not least because of Harry McVeigh’s baritone vocals.

Amy MacDonald has announced a brace of UK shows next month.

Enter Shikari have released a new single, Hoodwinker.

The Naked and Famous have lined up a trio of UK shows as part of their 2017 Simple Forms European tour.

Dilly Dally have posted a video for the Nailbiter remix of The Touch.

There was a time when British country bands were so uncool they made the most tragically unhip seem trendy. These days it’s a different story thanks to acts like the Shires, an English duo who, on the back of 2015’s high-charting debut ‘Brave’, are already the most successful country group the UK has ever produced. They’ve certainly brought youthful glamour and an appealing crossover sound to the genre, but are they really a country band or merely a pop outfit in disguise?