The acts for night two of Capital's Jingle Bell Ball with Barclaycard have been revealed.

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Inhaler have added extra UK shows to the Open Wide World Tour.

G.E.M. has announced a London show for early 2025.

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Katie Melua has announced her third live album.

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Deftones have lined up a huge London show for next summer.

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The Amazons have laid out plans for their fourth studio album.

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For all the talk of rock music having died over the past couple of decades, Kasabian sure have done alright for themselves. The Leicester-based band has been on a tear since their self-titled debut album in 2004, firmly planting themselves in that conversation of biggest British bands.

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The first acts have been revealed for the Capital Jingle Bell Ball with Barclaycard.

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Autre Ne Veut first emerged from the New York underground scene in 2010 as a bruised but soulful solo artist, and over three albums developed a sound and persona that was one part Usher, one part Justin Timberlake and one part Frank Ocean. They made a name for themselves in a scene that is referred to semi-pejoratively as PBR&B — a pun on the Pabst Blue Ribbon beer that is often associated with hipster dive bars and warehouse gigs.

Hugh Jackman has been confirmed as a headliner for next summer’s BST Hyde Park. Hugh Jackman tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

The Game has announced a UK and European tour that will celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album, 'The Documentary'.

The Wolfe Tones have lined up a summer show in Liverpool.

Haçienda Classiçal will play a huge Manchester show next summer.

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While on 2022’s ‘Subject To Change’ it felt like Kelsea Ballerini was pulling her punches, the following year’s ‘Rolling Up The Welcome Mat’ EP found the country-popper hit the reset button with a right hook. Stepping off the genre’s customary carousel of songwriters by choosing to write and produce solely with Alysa Vanderheym, Ballerini channelled a divorce-sized stack of feelings into six stripped-back numbers.

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Idles have announced two outdoor shows in Bristol next summer.

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On ‘Evergreen’, Sophie Allison takes us back to the start. The singer-songwriter has been making music under the name Soccer Mommy since she was 17 and first began uploading her home-recorded songs to Bandcamp. In the years that have followed she’s become known for her dreamy, shoegazey sound and sentimental lyrics, but here she trades indie-rock bite in for a stripped-back sound akin to her lo-fi early days. 

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Fontaines D.C. have shared a video for Bug.

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Tori Amos has announced a new live album.

Doves have returned with a new single and details of their sixth studio album.

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Iggy Pop has announced two UK shows for 2025.