Fort Hope have lined up a handful of shows for a February 2015 tour.

Texas will release ‘Texas 25’, a collection of new material and re-recorded cuts from their back catalogue, to celebrate a quarter of a century together.

Pond have announced a UK and European tour for February and March 2015.

Steve Aoki will head to London’s O2 Academy Brixton on February 7.

Diana Krall will play Birmingham's Symphony Hall and two nights at London's Royal Albert Hall next autumn.

Ward Thomas have lined up an extensive UK tour next spring.

James Bay, George The Poet and Years & Years have been nominated for the Critics’ Choice Award at the Brits.

Mark Lanegan has just unveiled the video for his current single, Floor Of The Ocean.

Western Sand will support Michael Schenker on tour in December, with State Villains, featuring Schenker's son, Tyson, on guitar, opening the London show.

Coldplay have premiered a new video for Ink, the fourth single to be taken from their album, 'Ghost Stories'.

Everybody knows Danger! High Voltage and everybody knows Gay Bar. They are two songs that have been rubber stamped as pop culture curios thanks to radio overkill, bad karaoke and those music videos. What most people haven’t noticed, though, is that since releasing 'Fire' back in 2003, Electric Six have bashed out a further nine (yes, nine) studio albums.

Thunder are set to release their 10th studio album, ‘Wonder Days’, on February 16.

Olly Murs has added a third show at Birmingham's Barclaycard Arena to his 2015 tour.

The Waterboys have lined up three Scottish shows for November 2015

It’s been a crazy few months for James Bay. For starters, there have been huge support slots, lashings of radio support and a brief stay atop the iTunes chart with his ‘Hold Back The River’ EP.

Blackberry Smoke have launched a lyric video for Let Me Help You (Find The Door).

Justin Hayward has set up a UK tour for summer 2015.

While She Sleeps have released the video for Four Walls.

AXS are to offer a 24 hour no booking fee period for shows at London's O2 Arena for Black Friday.

Reinvention is the savvy pop star’s secret weapon and, sometimes, a gateway to new relevance in a world that will pass you by in heartbeat. So, with Mary J. Blige 22 years removed from ‘What’s The 411?’, she’s turned to some fresh blood on her bold new record, ‘The London Sessions’.