Architecture In Helsinki have rolled out a new video for their track Dream A Little Crazy.

Welsh rockers The Dirty Youth have unveiled the long-awaited video to their first single in two years, the dramatic roar that is Alive.

Following last year’s 'Back To Land', Wooden Shjips have announced their only UK show of 2014 at the Electric Ballroom, London for June 3.

Parisian indie-pop outfit We Were Evergreen have unveiled a new video for Daughters.

Born from the Human League’s original line up, Heaven 17 have announced a show at Manchester Academy for March 15.

The Lego Show is relocating to London's O2 Arena after two successful years in Manchester. 

Martina McBride has announced details of a show at London's IndigO2 on March 14.

Funk superstar Prince has teased a brand new track, PRETZELBODYLOGIC, as anticipation continues to build for his UK return in February.

Celebrating 25 years, US hip hop trio De La Soul have lined up a handful of UK shows for May.

Ed Sheeran, Paolo Nutini, comedians Jason Manford, John Bishop, Micky Flanagan, Patrick Kielty, Rob Beckett and Hal Cruttenden, One Republic, the Cure and Suede have signed up for special live performances at the Royal Albert Hall in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust between March 24 and March 30.

Hungarian groove-metallers Ektomorf have worn their influences proudly on their sleeves for years now. But on their ninth album, 'Retribution', they may have taken it a step too far.

Ziggy Marley will return to London on April 23 to perform at Electric Brixton.

Acclaimed musician and film director David Lynch is streaming a new track, And Light Shines.

Kodaline have announced a headline show at Leeds' O2 Academy on May 4.

The Family Rain have unveiled a new song, Vulpicide, in the build up to the February 3 release of their debut album, 'Under The Volcano'.

German metalcore outfit Caliban have launched a lyric video for their track yOUR Song.

US hip hop troupe Jurassic 5 have added a Glasgow show to their June UK tour.

The Hold Steady have lined up two shows in the UK, in London on May 5 and on May 7 in Manchester.

Augustines, formerly known as We Are Augustines, set a flag in the ground a few years back with 'Rise Ye Sunken Ships', a raw journey that also worked as a joyous reminder of how brilliant music can be.

Let's face it, if you're a band on the same festival bill as Skindred, you’d do well to call your mum, pack your bags and leave before they take the piss out of you for crying. The band's blend of reggae, punk, metal, dancehall and everything inbetween makes for an entertaining affair, yet their recorded output has never garnered the same hysteria as their flawless live show.