Foo Fighters have announced details of a UK stadium tour in summer, 2015.

Peace have added a handful of extra dates to their 2015 UK tour.

Jeff Wayne’s 'War of the Worlds' means different things to different people. To some, it’s a prog landscape that they’ve revisited time and time again, to others it’s a cassette that clattered around the glovebox of dad’s Montego. For one university friend, it was the only album he saw fit to bring with him when he left home.

Olly Murs will return to UK arenas in spring 2015, with special guest Ella Eyre, and tickets will be going on general sale tomorrow morning, Friday November 21 at 9am.

Kevin Bridges has announced further dates for his 2015 A Whole Different Story tour.

Atlantic Starr will play a one-off show at London's IndigO2 on January 31.

Jimmy Ruffin, the Motown star behind What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted, has died aged 78.

S Club 7 have added a second date at the O2 Arena to their May 2015 Bring It All Back Tour.

Rae Morris has released Under The Shadows, the latest taste of her debut album, ‘Unguarded’.

Faith No More have unveiled Motherfucker, their first new material in 17 years, via Rolling Stone.

Disclosure have unveiled a further collaboration with Mary J. Blige from the soul star’s new record, ‘The London Sessions’.

Tickets for Download festival, featuring headliners Slipknot, Muse and KISS, are on sale now. 

Squarepusher will head to London’s Barbican for a one-off date on March 18, premiering new material and a fresh live show.

S Club 7 have confirmed they will hit the road for a reunion tour next spring. S Club 7 Tickets are on sale now, priced at £35.00 (£36.00 in London), plus fees.

Fleetwood Mac have added a fifth show at London’s O2 Arena to their 2015 UK and Ireland tour.

Paramore’s deluxe reissue of their self-titled record will include unreleased tracks, demos and an eight song live set alongside Hate To See Your Heart Break, Hayley Williams’ duet with Joy Williams of the Civil Wars.

Beans on Toast, aka Jay McAllister, has unveiled the video for A Whole Lot Of Loving.

Pop songs differ greatly from one another and TV On The Radio have been finding new ways to interpret them for over a decade. But never have they sounded so content to keep things simple as they do on ‘Seeds’, their fifth album.

Wolf have confirmed a run of UK shows in February.

Heaven 17 will play two intimate shows at London's Jazz Cafe in April next year.