Richard Ashcroft has announced two special UK shows for the autumn.

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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have announced a North American tour for 2025.

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The Killers have announced a tour of Australia for later this year.

Imagine Dragons will bring their Loom World Tour to the UK and Europe next summer.

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Back in 2016, Yannis Philippakis received an unexpected invitation to join pioneering Afrobeat musician Tony Allen for a recording session in Paris. It would turn out to be a life changing moment for the Foals frontman, resulting in a blooming friendship and fruitful experience with an icon who remained creatively dialled in throughout the final years of his life.

Pa Salieu has returned with a new single, Belly. 

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Jet have released their first single in 15 years.

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Kelly Lee Owens has shared the third single from her upcoming album.

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Opeth have shared another track from their upcoming studio album.

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Chubby And The Gang have shared another track from their third album.

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Blake Shelton has announced his Friends and Heroes Tour for 2025.

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Kelsea Ballerini has announced her fifth studio album.

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Tom Walker has shared the title track of his upcoming album, 'I Am'.

Underworld have laid out plans for a new album.

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Bad Boy Chiller Crew have shared a new single.

Central Cee and RAYE have teamed up for a new single, Moi.

Billie Joe Armstrong's side project Pinhead Gunpowder have announced their second album will arrive next month.

There's new music aplenty for you this week! LL Cool J has returned with his first record in 11 years, while Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour has put out his first new LP in nine, and Hinds have released their fourth studio album. Not your cup of tea? No problem, because there's loads more new records for your listening pleasure below.

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Few musicians collapse the boundaries of ‘pop’ and ‘high’ art like Jon Hopkins, who is as comfortable working on ambient sound collages as he is producing tracks for Coldplay, never sacrificing his commitment to textured and emotive electronica.

Even on the darkest days, we can find radiant pockets of space in our minds. ‘First Light’, the fourth studio album from Sigur Rós frontman Jónsi, is studded with the momentary glimpses of bliss — it’s a meditative antidote to grey recesses and modern malaise.