Porridge Radio have laid out plans for their fourth studio album.

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Myles Kennedy has released a new single called Nothing More To Gain.

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Jamie xx has enlisted The Avalanches for a new song.

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Vended have announced their debut album.

A new Usher concert film is to be screened at cinemas worldwide later this year.

GOAT have shared details of a new album.

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Berries have announced their second album.

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The Twang have announced a UK tour for the winter.

André 3000 has announced two new London shows for next month.

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MJ Lenderman has shared a new single, Joker Lips.

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With their first album as Soft Play, Isaac Holman and Laurie Vincent have flipped a switch. Having ditched their problematic former name and emerged from a hiatus sparked by devastating life events and music industry malaise – Vincent’s partner died of cancer in 2020, while Holman struggled with his mental health, at one point considering quitting the band altogether to become a gardener — ‘Heavy Jelly’ is an attempt to wring the fun out of things again.

Mura Masa has announced a new album.

Killer Mike has announced a new project titled 'Songs For Sinners & Saints'.

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Ms. Lauryn Hill and The Fugees have added more UK and European shows to the Celebration Continues Tour, an extension of The Miseducation Anniversary Tour.

It’s a busy season for Billy Joel. The Piano Man recently closed a major chapter in his life  with his 150th and final show as part of his marathon residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden — it began a decade ago — and he will soon head across the pond for a massive standalone date at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, his only European engagement of the year and his first show in the Welsh capital. There are still rooms left for him to conquer, it seems, so he’s doing it. In anticipation of one door closing and another opening, here we take a look back at some of the pivotal live performances in Joel’s 50 plus years in showbiz. Sing us a song etc etc etc.

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A Day To Remember will return to London in summer 2025.

Kneecap have added an extra London date to their autumn UK tour.

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KennyHoopla has returned with a new single.

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In a recent episode of the popular podcast ‘The Rest is Entertainment’, quiz show producer and all round brainbox Richard Osman presented his own study of UK number ones in the 21st Century. Though the exact stats were sometimes a little shaky the general gist was unmistakable: since the year 2000, popular music has pivoted wildly away from bands and groups, and towards individual performers.

Embrace have added two new dates to their autumn UK tour.