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Summer Walker has added a second London date to her Still Finally Over It: The Trilogy Tour.

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Public Service Broadcasting will play their biggest headline show to date this summer. Public Service Broadcasting tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

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Summer Walker has announced two huge London shows for the summer. Summer Walker tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

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Noah Kahan has announced a new album.

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Harry Styles is the second performer to be confirmed for this year's BRIT Awards.

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The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers will team up for an extensive co-headline North American tour spanning spring and summer.

Further acts have been announced for this year's Boomtown Fair.

Photo: Louisa Tomson | Fat Dog on the Pallet Stage

The full line-up for this year's Bearded Theory has been confirmed.

Leo Sayer has announced autumn dates for his final full UK tour.

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Embrace have laid out plans for their ninth studio album.

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Due to continuing demand, Harry Styles has announced more dates for his Together, Together Tour.

The Orb and Ozric Tentacles will team up for a co-headline UK tour in the autumn.

Maisie Peters has announced her third studio album.

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Mammoth will return to the UK and Europe in the autumn.

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Dave Matthews Band have announced a US tour for spring and summer.

Armed with a £20 Akai mic, a notepad of whimsical lyrics, and the enviable ability to capture the hearts of the TikTok masses, Jamie Clarke, aka The Man The Myth The Meatslab is a sensational emerging indie-folk artist carving his own path. Taking inspiration from Bon Iver, Japanese Breakfast and Alex G, the London-based singer-songwriter has a knack of defining the little things, with his new EP ‘Until the Comet Came’ dropping on January 30 ahead of a UK tour in March. “I’d love it if people can find some peace and comfort in the songs and attach them to moments that feel relevant to the music in their life,” he says of his work.

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Recently, a crop of bands have splintered off from the dominant UK post-punk sound of the past decade and pursued a darker, more electronic approach. Chalk, Scaler, Mandy, Indiana and overseas groups such as Model/Actriz are crafting punishing, danceable music that feels thrillingly new and alive.

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Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts have been announced for the Eden Sessions. Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

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The BRITs Week for War Child line-up just got even bigger.

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Don Toliver has announced his fifth studio album.