Red Hot Chili Peppers have been announced as the Saturday headliners for this summer's Isle of Wight Festival.

Emily and the Woods have announced an April UK headline tour.

One Direction have been named Global Recording Artists Of 2013 following a new analysis of last year's music sales.

Kanye West, Drake, Bruno Mars, Outkast and Pharrell Williams are all lined up to perform at this year's Wireless Festival, which will take at London's Finsbury Park and Perry Park in Birmingham between July 4 and 6. 

As with many collections of this kind, the Gaslight Anthem’s ‘The B-Sides’ is an uneven affair, one undone ever so slightly by the fact that its contents are readily available elsewhere.

The National have announced a show at Edinburgh's Usher Hall, two days before they support Neil Young at London's Hyde Park British Summer Time.

Bring Me The Horizon will play their biggest headline show to date at London's Wembley Arena on December 5. Bring Me The Horizon Tickets are ON PRESALE NOW.

Pop's biggest supergroup, McBusted have confirmed three massive outdoor live shows for this summer. McBusted Tickets are ON PRESALE NOW. 

The 1975 have released the video for their new single, Settle Down, which is set for release on February 24 through Dirty Hit/Polydor.

Tickets for Garth Brooks' three concerts at Dublin's Croke Park have sold out within 90 minutes. 

Willis Earl Beal has released a surprise new collection of songs as an "peace offering of sorts" following the cancellation of his UK tour.

Pop-punk icons Paramore have rolled out a new video, for Ain't It Fun.

Roger Daltrey has confirmed that the Who have new material at their disposal should they decide to enter the studio and record a new album.

Suede frontman Brett Anderson has confirmed that the band are working on new material.

This Easter, Sub Focus will bring his live show to London’s O2 Academy Brixton. 

Country superstar Garth Brooks has announced a third date at Dublin's Croke Park.

Having meticulously honed her sound since the release of her debut, ‘Pretty Things’, back in 2002, Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin is now gearing up for a first UK tour, which gets underway on February 5 at the Slaughtered Lamb in London.

The well-worn phrase tells us that good things come to those who wait. Broadly speaking, and in musical terms, that’s bullshit. But, when you’re talking the Lawrence Arms and ‘Metropole’, their first full-length in almost a decade, it’s a different story altogether.

The Polyphonic Spree will return to the UK this summer, mapping out a June tour.

BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend will be held on Glasgow Green on May 24 and 25.