Emeli Sandé will play London’s Union Chapel on December 16 to raise money for Shelter, the housing and homelessness charity.

Hozier has unveiled the video for his new single, From Eden, set for release on December 1 through Rubyworks/ Island Records.

A Place To Bury Strangers have announced details of a spring 2015 UK tour.

A Day To Remember will play a surprise show at London’s Barfly on November 22.

Two Gallants have announced a new UK tour to coincide with the release of their new album.

Bono will “require intensive and progressive therapy” but is expected to make a full recovery following a recent cycling accident, doctors have told Rolling Stone magazine.

Macy Gray will return for a handful of shows across the UK and Ireland in February, 2015.

Shoegaze legends Ride will reform next year for a world tour.

Kiss will headline the closing night at next year’s Download Festival, with Mötley Crüe set to bid farewell at their final UK festival appearance.

Public Service Broadcasting have unveiled the video for Gagarin, the first single from their upcoming second album, 'The Race For Space'.

 Lily & Madeleine have released a video for Can’t Admit It.

Belle and Sebastian have released a new video for The Party Line, which has been lifted from the band’s forthcoming album, ‘Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance’.

J. Cole will put out ‘2014 Forest Hills Drive’, the follow up to ‘Born Sinner’, on December 9.

Ben Howard has released a video for the title track of his new album, ‘I Forget Where We Were’.

Nathaniel Rateliff has lined up a new tour for early next year.

McBusted have teamed up with Mark Hoppus of Blink 182 for a new song, Hate Your Guts.

George The Poet has announced dates for a 2015 headline tour.

The music business is awash with sentiments that mean little to nothing. ‘Curated by’ is often one of them; a handy way to attach meaning or a star name to a project in need of a little momentum. Lorde’s involvement with the soundtrack to Mockingjay - Part 1, the latest instalment in the Hunger Games series, is the polar opposite of such an empty gesture.

Gabrielle Aplin has announced details of her annual Christmas party, which will take place at London’s Tabernacle on December 9.

Crobot will head back to our shores next year, supporting Black Label Society on their upcoming run of dates in February.