Rob Beckett has added more dates to his Giraffe Tour.

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Sweet have announced a UK tour for the winter titled Full Circle Part II.

Deftones (pictured) and System Of A Down are set to perform in California this summer.

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The Mysterines have dropped a new single, Sink Ya Teeth.

Ricky Gervais will continue his run of new material shows next week.

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There’s no hard and fast rule on how musicians should progress, because history has shown it to be a minefield. Those who push forward might alienate existing fans, but those who opt to shelter-in-place draw criticism for stagnating. Sometimes, though, the inverse happens. Playing to your strengths is regarded as just that, a strength, while creative evolution is hailed as vital risk-taking and reward for ambition. 

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Starset have announced the UK and European leg of their Immersion: The Final Chapter Tour.

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‘A La Sala’ finds Khruangbin returning to low-key grooves, mixing spaghetti Western guitars with old-school drums and sauntering basslines. It is an excellent addition to the Houston trio’s catalogue, who continue to explore a distinctive, meticulous sound.

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Wallows have shared a video for Calling After Me.

The Slow Readers Club have announced a UK and Ireland tour for the autumn.

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John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies have shared a second single from their upcoming album.

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Porches, the musical project of Aaron Maine, has announced a UK and European tour for the autumn.

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Paul Weller has announced his first North American tour in seven years.

Deep Purple have announced the North American leg of their =1 More Time Tour.

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The Lemon Twigs have dropped another single from their upcoming album.

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Architects have released a new single.

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Chilly Gonzales has announced two UK shows.

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Five years in the making, Vampire Weekend’s ‘Only God Was Above Us’ is a far cry from the group’s self-titled debut. Where that 2008 LP offered up insouciant indie-pop, here we have perhaps their most experimental work to date, combining a fixation on raga with slick production and dark, sombre lyrical themes.

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Details of the final headline show for this year's Somerset House Summer Series have been announced.

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Metz have dropped a final early single ahead of the release of their fifth album.