Chris Stapleton has shared a video for White Horse.

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Meghan Trainor has announced her seventh album.

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Mothica has released a new single, Evergreen Misery.

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Dry Cleaning have released another track from their upcoming third album.

Pet Shop Boys have scheduled a series of intimate London shows for next spring, billed as Obscure Pet Shop Boys.

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FKA Twigs has shared another track ahead of the release of 'EUSEXUA Afterglow'.

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Portugal. The Man’s career has been fascinating. Having formed in 2004, they didn’t become a household name until the release of Feel It Still in 2017, a gargantuan smash that propelled its parent record ‘Woodstock’ to sell more than a million copies in the US alone. Now, the band return with ‘Shish’, a record that seeks to show you all the places they’ve been by amalgamating the sounds they have dabbled in over the years.

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Three decades after they first stretched the term post-rock into something supple, strange and Chicagoan, Tortoise return with ‘Touch’,  their first album in nearly a decade and, perhaps, their least cohesive. Once the blueprint for instrumental experimentation, the group’s spidery interplay has here become something more distant and deliberate, a collaboration assembled across time zones rather than assembled face-to-face.

Due to demand, Hayley Williams has added more dates to her recently announced solo headline tour.

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Maroon 5 are the next headliner to be announced for BST Hyde Park. Maroon 5 tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

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Of Mice & Men have shared a final teaser track ahead of the arrival of their ninth album.

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Måneskin guitarist Thomas Raggi has announced his debut solo album.  

Backengrillen, a new side-project from three out of four members of Refused, have announced their eponymous debut album.

The first names have been revealed for next year's Steelhouse Festival in Wales.

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Charli XCX has teamed up with John Cale for a new single, House.

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Another big name has been confirmed for next year's Rockstar Energy presents Creamfields.

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How many nights at Wembley Stadium is too many? Silly question, especially if you’re Luke Combs looking at your diary for next summer. The country star’s upcoming My Kinda Saturday Night Tour has been one of the buzziest tickets around of late, with dates selling out left right and centre. He’s set to play three nights at Wembley, following up two at Slane Castle in Ireland and two at Murrayfield in Edinburgh, and could have played a whole bunch more if time allowed for it. Here, we take a look at five reasons why Combs is the man to see live in 2026. Head here to find tickets through Stereoboard.

Maddox Batson has announced his Live Worldwide Tour for 2026. 

Gary Numan has announced a summer show in Halifax.

Rosalía’s versatility is a given at this point. Whether she’s revamping flamenco on ‘El Mal Querer’ or serving up reggaeton with an avant-pop twist on ‘Motomami’, the Catalan songwriter is always ahead of the curve. ‘Lux’, though, is an entirely different beast even when viewed in that shape-shifting context; an odyssey through all things feminine and divine, complete with classical flourishes.