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Jason Mraz has announced his first UK and European tour in six years.

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The title of Michael Kiwanuka’s latest record doesn’t necessarily represent an accurate depiction of the way his life has played out since he won the 2019 Mercury Prize with ‘Kiwanuka’. That prize in itself hardly fits the category of ‘Small Changes’, but it’s dwarfed by the birth of two children and a move out of his native London.

Il Divo will head to West Yorkshire and Scotland in summer 2025.

Busted have added a Halifax show to their summer tour plans for 2025.

Duran Duran have announced summer shows in Devon and Chelmsford.

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The Black Keys have confirmed a trio of UK shows for next summer.

Sting has announced two shows in London for autumn 2025.

The Cure have announced a new live album.

Kings Of Leon will return to the UK next summer.

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Snoop Dogg has shared another track from his highly anticipated new album.

It's a mixed bag this week, for sure. Howling Bells frontwoman Juanita Stein has put out her fourth solo album, Juice WRLD's third and final posthumous record has arrived, and veteran english rockers Echo & the Bunnymen have released an expanded and remastered version of their 1999 album 'What Are You Going to Do with Your Life?'.

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DJ Koze has announced his first new album in seven years.

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Greentea Peng has laid out plans for her second album.

Due to demand, Ricky Gervais has extended his Mortality residency in London.

Rudimental have shared a new single, Vex.

Paul Smith has added more dates to his Pablo Tour.

ABC will take The Lexicon Of Love Tour back on the road in autumn 2025.

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Lana Del Rey has announced another London date for summer 2025. 

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Maribou State will head to England’s southeast coast next summer.

The Beach Boys have announced an outdoor UK show for the summer.