Stray Kids have shared a video for JJAM.

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Snow Patrol have released a new single, All.

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Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concerts in Austria have been cancelled after police uncovered an alleged terror plot.

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Rex Orange County has shared a new single, The Table.

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Hozier has announced a new EP.

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Fontaines D.C. have released a new single, Here's The Thing.

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Manu Chao has lined up a London show for the autumn.

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Ben Howard has added an extra London show to his autumn tour celebrating 10 years of 'I Forget Where We Were'.

Many Eyes, the new band led by ex-Every Time I Die vocalist Keith Buckley, have announced their debut album.

“We’re on, g’day mate,” Billy Fleming opens with a smile on his face. Hockey Dad’s vocalist and guitarist has not long returned home from rugby training, but there’s much to discuss before he can wind down for the night.

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Ms. Lauryn Hill and The Fugees have quietly cancelled their upcoming US tour dates.

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X will be remembered as one of the most important American punk bands of all time. Their 1980 debut ‘Los Angeles’ nailed their flag to the mast geographically and spiritually, becoming a formative west coast record and paving the way for a discography that took its share of fascinating diversions across almost half a century. 

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Seventeen have announced the first dates for the US leg of their Right Here World Tour.

Bright Eyes have shared another track from their upcoming album.

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Adrianne Lenker has released a standalone single, Once A Bunch.

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King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard have shared another track from their upcoming album.

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Peter Perrett has announced a new album.

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Tremonti have scheduled UK and Ireland shows for early 2025.

Morrissey has confirmed a North American tour for the fall.

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We’re always being told that everything is cyclical, but for a certain strain of millennials the recent reappearance of enormous, suffocatingly heavy jeans on the youth of today will have sparked a massive nostalgia hit. Nu-metal, that much-maligned beast, is back. From Fontaines D.C. riffing on its tropes in the build up to their new record to hardcore bands far and wide — shout out to Candy’s recent album ‘It​’​s Inside You’ — tuning down to its stomach-rupturing heaviness, it’s sidestepped novelty status for the first time in decades. Well, unless you’re talking about Korn, that is.