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Due to demand, Wu-Tang Clan have added an extra date to the Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber Tour, which will see them hit the road together for the last time.

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Bruce Hornsby has announced a new album.

The Black Keys have announced their 14th studio album, along with details of two summer shows in London.

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Four new acts have been added to the line-up for Lorde's All Points East show.

Due to pre-sale demand, Lily Allen has added extra dates to her Australia tour.

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Mclusky have announced a mini-album.

The full list of releases for Record Store Day 2026 has dropped.

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Melanie Martinez has announced her fourth studio album.

The second headliner has been revealed for the inaugural SMK Live this summer.

Noel Gallagher has been named this year's BRITs Songwriter Of The Year.

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Americana legend Lucinda Williams channels all her righteous anger into ‘World’s Gone Wrong’, her sixteenth studio album and collection of protest songs fearlessly confronting political and economic turmoil in the United States.

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ZAYN has announced his fifth studio album.

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Harry Styles has announced a special Manchester show for next month.

Jacob Alon has announced three UK and Ireland shows for spring.

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The Wedding Present have announced a UK tour for the autumn.

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Lenny Kravitz has confirmed a major headline London show.

It’s been a tumultuous four years for The Pretty Wild, but sisters Jyl and Jules Wylde are finally where they want to be. Starting out as a country-rock duo, they’ve evolved into riotous alt-metal Valkyries on their debut full length ‘Zero.Point.Genesis’, which revealed a whole world for listeners to lose themselves in upon its release at the end of 2025.

The full line-up has been announced for this summer's Depot In The Castle.

Geologist’s solo debut feels less like a side project and more like a private universe finally given space to blare. Previously best known as Animal Collective’s quiet architect of texture and abstraction, Brian Weitz steps out from the shadows with an instrumental record that trades pop hooks for ritual, drone and slow-burn psychedelic immersion.