Code Orange have confirmed two more dates for their forthcoming UK stop due to demand for tickets.

Ryan Bingham will play shows in Dublin, Glasgow and London early next year.

To describe Mark Lanegan as a musical magpie is a little reductive, but it’s true that the former Screaming Trees man has an uncanny ability to inhabit different styles, invariably without losing the essence of his weathered, world-weary voice.

Stars have confirmed a European tour in January, including a series of UK shows following a trip to Ireland.

Life In Film have announced three UK shows for February 2015.

Stars from across the world of music will unite at the O2 Arena in London for the International Spirit of Women Awards on December 4.

Bonnie Tyler has confirmed details of a rare London show for next February.

S Club 7 will reform to perform at this year’s BBC Children In Need.

Chance The Rapper is poised to release new material, ‘Surf’, by the end of this year.

It's set to be a bittersweet occasion at Nottingham's Rock City this weekend when cult melodic rock show Firefest bows out after almost a decade at the forefront of a forgotten genre.

Following the completion of her Before The Dawn residency at London’s Hammersmith Apollo, Kate Bush has published an open letter thanking her fans for their response to the show.

Gwen Stefani has released a video for Baby Don’t Lie.

Spandau Ballet have announced a second night at London’s O2 Arena for their forthcoming 'Soulboys Of The Western World Live' tour.

To Kill A King have announced a major UK tour for spring 2015.

Krokodil have unveiled a lyric video for their current single, Sun Riders (feat. Simon Neil of Biffy Clyro).

It's hard to conceive of having this many ideas in the first place, let alone being able to fuse them into something as consistently brilliant as 'You're Dead!'.

The Staves have unveiled the video for their new track, Blood I Bled.

Honeyblood have unveiled a Hitchcockian black and white video for their new single, Choker.

Chvrches have released Get Away, their contribution to a new Zane Lowe-curated soundtrack to the Ryan Gosling film Drive.

In general terms, to describe an album as ideal background music is a grievous insult, just a step removed from dismissing it altogether. ‘I Forget Where We Were’, the second full-length by Ben Howard, puts a new spin on the phrase, though, so content is it to exist in the shadows, playing with shifts in tone and melody rather than laying itself bare.