Dry The River have announced details of a brand new album and dates for an autumn UK tour.

Counting Crows have added a second night at London’s Roundhouse to their Somewhere Under Wonderland UK tour.

Childish Gambino will bring his Deep Web tour to London this summer.

Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott have added a string of new shows to their winter UK tour.

Arctic Monkeys have posted a new video for Snap Out Of It.

The Parov Stelar Band will play London for one night only on November 25.

Tamikrest have mapped out dates for an autumn UK headline tour.

Alexander O'neal has lined up two London Jazz Cafe show for February, 2015.

The Gaslight Anthem have announced details of their forthcoming new album and an accompanying tour of the UK.

Nothing But Thieves have scheduled an extensive UK tour for July.

Volbeat have confirmed that Hatebreed will provide support on their forthcoming UK tour.

Other Lives will head to London for a one-off headline show on August 19.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah have confirmed London and Manchester shows for the autumn.

Let’s have a look at some of the buzzwords in the metal festival-goer’s handbook, shall we? “Download is shit, Soniphere is run by sell-outs, Bloodstock scares me...”  

Morning Parade have scheduled a brace of European shows in support of a brand new album, including a headline set at London's Hoxton Bar and Kitchen in the autumn.

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Jack Johnson will play a headline show at London's Eventim Apollo next month and Stereoboard, in partnership with Eventim UK, are offering you the chance to win a pair of tickets to the show in our new Gig of the Week competition.

Feed The Rhino have announced UK dates for their The Sorrow and the Sound Tour.

Mew have welcomed bassist Johan Wohlert back into the fold and are planning to release a new album next year.

Bunny Wailer has confirmed three UK headline shows for July.

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