David Gilmour will play his first live shows in London for eight years this autumn. David Gilmour tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

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Loreen will tour the UK and Europe in 2025. Loreen tickets go on general sale at 9am BST/10am CEST today.

Travis Scott will continue his Utopia - Circus Maximus Tour across Europe this summer. Travis Scott tickets go on general sale at 10am local time today.

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Lady Gaga has announced the release date for her long-awaited Chromatica Ball concert film.

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Olivia Rodrigo has announced the Asia and Australian leg of her Guts World Tour.

Bianca Del Rio has confirmed the UK and European leg of her Dead Inside World Comedy Tour.

Harry Hill has announced a new show for 2025.

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Steve Albini (pictured left) has died aged 61.

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Kittie have announced their first full-length release in over 13 years.

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NCT Dream will bring The Dream Show 3: Dream( )scape Tour to Europe, the UK and the US later this year.

Brothers Osborne have announced UK and Ireland shows for early 2025.

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Hinds have announced their fourth studio album.

Ghostface Killah has announced a new album.

South By Southwest festival and conference will launch a European edition in the UK next summer.

Monster Magnet's 35th Anniversary Tour is heading to the UK.

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Nell Mescal has garnered attention on social media for both her raw, personal TikToks and witty comments on the output of her older brother, actor Paul Mescal. Her engaging approach has helped develop a fanbase even before the arrival of her debut EP, ‘Can I Miss It For A Minute?’, which should cement her position as one to watch. 

Ricky Gervais has announced six more Ricky Gervais & Friends new material shows.

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Foo Fighters have announced that extra tickets for all seven of their upcoming UK stadium shows will be released at 9am this Friday (May 10).

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Fancy mulling over the passing of time, grief, and death for three hours or so? Normally, probably not. But if you’re spending a Sunday night with Bruce Springsteen at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium? Hell yes.