Dave Mason has added a series of UK dates to his Traffic Jam world tour.

Photo: Kain Balzary

Gabriella Cohen has lined up a trio of UK shows this autumn.

Steven Battelle has announced a hometown Christmas show.

Korn have released A Different World, a collaboration with Slipknot vocalist Corey Taylor.

Rob Brydon has lined up a series of live shows throughout March 2017.

Queen have announced a new archival release: ‘Queen On Air’.

Bas will bring his Too High to Riot tour to the UK and Europe in November.

CC Dust have announced the autumn arrival of a new 7”, 'Shinkansen No.1/New Ways'.

Al Stewart will hit the road with Dave Nachmanoff and Tim Renwick for a new tour in 2017.

Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill will return to Glasgow's SSE Hydro early next year for Still Game: Live 2, a new show based on their hit BBC television series.

The Computers first bludgeoned their way into earshot back in 2008 with their debut mini-album ‘You Can’t Hide From The Computers’. The Exeter five-piece’s early sound was all about deafening noise, with Al Kershaw’s screeching vocals piercing eardrums aplenty.

Flume has released a video for Say It, his collaboration with Tove Lo.

Sum 41 have released a live video for God Save Us All (Death To POP).

Photo: Dana Trippe

Jack River has shared a new single, Palo Alto.

John Bishop has announced plans to tour the UK in 2017.

Lou Barlow will release a new solo EP next month.

Photo: Autumn de Wilde

The Lemon Twigs have announced a London show as part of a November European tour.

John Hassall, bassist for the Libertines, and his band, the April Rainers, have announced their debut LP.

Trade Wind have released a new single, Grey Light.

I Like Trains have shared their first new track in four years, A Divorce Before Marriage.