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Sinkane, aka Ahmed Gallab, has announced his first studio album in five years.

Offset has announced his Set It Off Tour.

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Dave Matthews Band have confirmed dates for a summer tour across the United States.

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The Killers have announced a special Las Vegas residency for the summer.

The first acts have been revealed for the 2024 edition of Summer Nights At The Bandstand at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park Bandstand.

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Tierra Whack has announced a new record.

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Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes have dropped a third and final teaser track ahead of the release of their new album, 'Dark Rainbow', this Friday (January 26).

P!nk has announced a series of North American arena shows for 2024.

Daniel Bedingfield has announced his UK live return for the spring.

Billy Talent have announced new UK and European tour dates for the summer.

Jungle have announced a huge London show for the summer.

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Doja Cat (pictured), Disclosure and J Hus lead the line-up for this summer's Parklife festival in Manchester.

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Paul Heaton has announced a huge show in Wales for the summer.

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Anthrax and Kreator have announced a co-headline UK and European tour.

Ricky Gervais has announced four more London shows.

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Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan would be the first to admit that some of their most iconic work wouldn’t be anything resembling that without the support of their respective backing bands. Likewise, folk-punk troubadour Frank Turner couldn’t have crafted some of his finest records without the superb talents of his very own supporting ensemble, The Sleeping Souls. A superlative four piece — Tarrant Anderson on bass, pianist Matt Nasir, drummer Callum Green and guitarist Ben Lloyd — with class to burn, the group recently took a break from backing Turner to stride out on their own with impressive results.

There’s something about Green Day and years ending in four. Thirty years ago, ‘Dookie’ sent the band stratospheric. In 2004, their near-flawless rock opera masterpiece ‘American Idiot’ set the seal on a theatrical reinvention. So, no pressure in 2024, then. Fortunately, ‘Saviors’ is the band’s best record since George W. Bush was festering in the White House. 

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Pixies (pictured) and Modest Mouse will embark on another round of co-headline North American shows this summer.

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The Black Crowes have announced the Happiness Bastards Tour.

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Avril Lavigne has announced The Greatest Hits Tour.