There's some biggies this week! Take That have put out the long-awaited follow-up to 2017's 'Wonderland', Busta Rhymes has released his first record in three years, and The Sleeping Souls, known for their work with Frank Turner, have shared their debut LP.

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Jon Batiste has released a new song, It Never Went Away.

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Dog Unit have released a new song called Concrete Barges on the Banks of the Thames.

The Rifles have laid out plans for a new studio album.

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Paloma Faith has shared another single from her upcoming album.

Mad Caddies have a new album on the way.

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Kali Uchis has enlisted Karol G for a new single, Labios Mordidos.

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Like many of Beirut’s albums, understanding how ‘Hadsel’ was conceived and recorded is important, but only gets you so far. After a ruthless touring schedule and the pandemic Zach Condon, Beirut’s front and often only man, withdrew to a Norwegian church to assemble the follow up to 2019’s ‘Gallipoli’. Despite its reverent, deep organ mingling with weaving Nordic choruses throughout, ‘Hadsel’ emerges as a mostly joyful and surprisingly spirited album.

Paul Weller has announced a UK tour for next spring.

Beyoncé has shared another teaser trailer for Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé. 

Mrs Brown's Boys D'Live Show:  The Music For Moore Street will tour Ireland in 2024.

Jacob Collier has announced two UK shows for late 2024.

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Feeder have released a double a-side single.

Squeen have announced a 50th Anniversary Tour for next autumn.

NE-YO has announced the Champagne and Roses UK Tour. ​NE-YO tickets go on general sale at 9am today.

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Burna Boy has announced another massive show in London for summer 2024. Burna Boy tickets go on sale at 10am today. 

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Anne-Marie has announced The Unhealthy Club (Summer Run) Tour. Anne-Marie tickets go on sale at 9am today.

When André 3000 announced his debut solo album and first full length in 17 years, people immediately paid attention. But when we found out that the OutKast legend’s ‘New Blue Sun’ was an 87-minute instrumental flute record, there were questions. How could it be that one of the greatest rappers and lyricists to ever grace the game was going to do without words?

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Ms. Lauryn Hill has postponed several remaining dates of her North American 25th anniversary tour celebrating 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill'.