The Early November have lined up a string of shows for their first UK tour next spring.

Witnessing the heaving, leather-clad mass of bodies in the Forum tonight, it's hard not to shed a tear of satanic joy for Behemoth. They packed this venue out in February on a co-headline run with Cradle Of Filth, so it's downright beautiful to see them do it again on their own.

Neutral Milk Hotel have confirmed that a run of US dates in 2015 will be their last for the ‘foreseeable future’.

Six new Top Gear Live dates have been added to the popular TV show’s forthcoming arena tour.

Michael McIntyre has added an extra show at London's O2 Arena to his 2015 Happy & Glorious tour.

Fearless Vampire Killers have been confirmed as main support to In This Moment on their UK and European tour in February and March next year.

Celtic Woman have scheduled a new UK tour for November 2015.

The Preatures have lined up a return to the UK in spring 2015.

The Beach Boys have announced details of spring 2015 performance at London's Royal Albert Hall.

American country music star Charley Pride will head to the UK next spring.

Sinkane has lined up shows in Leicester and London for next spring.

Twin Shadow, aka George Lewis, Jr, has debuted a new video for the track, Turn Me Up.

Walking On Cars will return to the UK for a handful of shows next spring.

Rag N Bone Man has lined up a new run of shows in March, 2015.

SayWeCanFly will play a handful of UK shows early next year.

Four Year Strong will headline the Pure Noise Records Tour next spring.

White Lies will return to London's KOKO next week for a special Unplugged For Autism set.

The year's been mighty kind to us headbanging folk, hasn't it? Almost all of the big hitters have delivered, with Slipknot and Machine Head unleashing neck-threateningly brilliant records and bands like Septicflesh, Nightbringer and Voices doing a superb job of keeping the cult alive.

Pop music always benefits from a sense of theatre and that’s just what Silhouette, the latest track from alt-pop newcomer Jennifer Davies, delivers. Along with a suitably massive synth hook, of course.

Blues Pills will return to the UK and Ireland for another run of shows next spring.