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Peter Frampton has announced his first album of all original material in 16 years.

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Lil Wayne has extended his 20th anniversary tour. 

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Elmiene has released a new single, Saviour.

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Ed O'Brien has announced his second solo album.

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Even more acts have joined the line-up for this year's End Of The Road.

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Fetty Wap has announced his fourth album.

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Slayyyter has announced her Wor$t Girl In The World Tour.

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After exploding out of Virginia in the early 2000s Lamb Of God quickly found their groove — quite literally in a musical sense — and put out a string of good-to-great metal records. ‘Into Oblivion’ is their 10th, arriving off the back of a run of lukewarm releases that have threatened to upset that balance. The question is whether they continue that streak or if there’s fuel yet left to keep them going — the answer isn’t a simple yes or no.

Robbie Williams has announced stadium shows in Australia and New Zealand.

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Anna Calvi has shared the title track of her upcoming duets EP.

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Death Cab For Cutie have laid out plans for their 11th studio album.

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Gouge Away have released a new single, Figurine.

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Shaggy has announced a new album. 

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Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars have announced the UK and European leg of their co-headline All The Feelings Tour.

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Backstreet Boys have added three final dates to their Las Vegas Sphere residency.

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Stephen Wilson Jr. will bring his Gary The Torch Tour to the UK and Europe this autumn.

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Lykke Li has shared another single from her sixth studio album.

Diljit Dosanjh has joined forces with David Guetta and Sia for a new collaboration.

There has perhaps never been a better time to be an Irish band. This is the era of Kneecap and Fontaines D.C., of Sprints, NewDad and The Murder Capital. But none of those groups sound remotely like The Scratch, who have created a fusion of metal and trad that’s aggressive and driving, with a quirky sense of joy to it too. At its full-throttle best, it ignites an urge to drink and dance that simply cannot be fought. 

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Brandi Carlile has expanded The Human Tour with a second North American leg.