The Teskey Brothers have announced outdoor summer shows in the UK and Ireland.

Tom Segura has announced the UK and Ireland leg of his Come Together Tour.

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Tinashe will take her Match My Freak World Tour to Europe and Asia early next year.

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For all the hype surrounding the UK post-punk revival that has partly defined the past decade, how much of it has tapped into the doom and gloom of so many of the genre’s greats? Witty lyrics and danceable grooves are all well and good, but the prevailing vibe in the country is pretty despondent right now, saddled with endless austerity, far-right violence and terrible weather that’s only getting worse. So, where’s the glum musical catharsis?

Rick Astley has announced a run of special big band UK shows for December.

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John Bishop has announced a UK and Ireland arena tour for autumn 2025.

Stereophonics have announced the Stadium Anthems Summer '25 Tour.

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Rizzle Kicks have shared a new single called Gumdrops.

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RØRY has announced her debut album.

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Arch Enemy have announced their 12th studio album.

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Rag'n'Bone Man has released a new single, Pocket.

This week is very busy! Coldplay have finally followed up 2021's 'Music Of The Spheres', The Smile have released their second LP of 2024, and Brighton duo ARXX have put out the follow-up to their 2023 debut, 'Ride Or Die'. Not your cup of tea? No need to despair, because there's absolutely loads more new music on offer this week.

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Rachel Chinouriri has teamed up with Cat Burns for a new single, Even.

Aitch has shared a new single, FWG.

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Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes have announced a hiatus.  

Ferg, formerly known as A$AP Ferg, has released a new single.

Olly Murs has extended his 15 Years of Hits Tour into the summer.

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Eric Church has released a new single, Darkest Hour.

KSI has shared two new songs.

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Christian Lee Hutson’s fourth album of character studies disguised as intimate folk-pop ditties is his most immersive to date. Assuming the role of an airport-stranded people-watcher, ‘Paradise Pop. 10’ explores the complexities of interpersonal relationships with new found compositional verve.