Luke Sital-Singh will play a short tour of the UK in September.

Flaming Lips duo Steven Drozd and Wayne Coyne will release ‘Musik, Die Shwer Zu Twerk’, the first record by their prog side project Electric Würms, this summer.

Counting Crows have announced dates for the UK leg of their Somewhere Under Wonderland tour.

Paul McCartney has rescheduled a series of US dates on his Out There tour as he continues to recover from a virus.

The 1975 have added a fourth date at Manchester's O2 Apollo to their autumn UK tour.

Alt-J have unveiled details of a brand new album and dates for a tour of the UK and Ireland in September.

Monty Python have re-released their classic single, Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life, with a brand new verse fitting for this year’s World Cup, should England fail to triumph again.

One of rock’s most eagerly anticipated reunions has edged closer with news that Ray and Dave Davies of the Kinks have discussed playing together again.

Jack White will return to the UK in November for a trio of headline shows in support of his new record, ‘Lazaretto’.

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Elton John kicks off his summer run of UK shows later this month and Stereoboard and Eventim UK are offering you the chance to win a pair of tickets for his show at Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena on July 2.

For the second week on the bounce, One Direction are the kings of Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart. The boyband recently wrapped up a stadium tour of the UK and Ireland, seeing off competition from synth-pop legends Erasure and guitar hero Slash to retain top spot.

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The roar, when it comes, is deafening. Striding on stage at Brixton Academy and lit by a solitary spotlight, Ella Yelich-O’Connor, all of 17, is confronted by pandemonium. Her fans just won’t stop screaming, punctuating the halting opening of Glory and Gore with bursts of uncoordinated noise.

Pet Shop Boys have added a Gateshead Sage to their Electric Tour, confirming the new show for September 2.

Ringo Deathstarr have announced two UK shows for late summer, confirming visits to Bristol's Louisiana and London Garage.

Sounding like the bastard offspring of Jim Morrison and Led Zeppelin brandishing pistols in a bad ass western, Rival Sons are one hell of a primordial, shit-kicking rock ‘n' roll beast.  

The Districts have confirmed a headline show at London's Lexington for August 27.

Band of Skulls have unveiled the video for Hoochie Coochie.

Soon-to-be Glastonbury headliners Kasabian have hyped their fifth album to an almost irritating extent, with Serge Pizzorno and Tom Meighan even redecorating an east London shopfront in bright pink with a stencilled, ‘cryptic’ ‘48:13’ emblazoned across it in black. As it turned out, the installation actually unveiled an uninspiring album cover and title. ‘48:13’, you see, is the record's running time.

Simian Mobile Disco have lined up a show at London's Union Chapel.

Klaxons have lined up dates for an autumn UK tour.