Loyle Carner has lined up some huge outdoor shows for next summer.

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Queens Of The Stone Age will take The End Is Nero Tour to Australia and New Zealand in early 2024.

Tom Grennan will play a huge show in Newcastle next spring.

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For the past few years ††† (Crosses), the synthwave project helmed by Deftones frontman Chino Moreno and Far guitarist Shaun Lopez, have been drip feeding new material to fans. The slow-burn has been building towards a full length follow up to 2014's self-titled debut, and it's been worth the wait.

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Humble, grounded and a man of many talents, Chris Shiflett is someone any level-headed musician should strive to emulate. He might be the lead guitarist in the world’s biggest stadium rock band but, whether he’s tearing it up with the Foo Fighters, riding solo or creating superbly insightful podcasts, ‘Shifty’ always puts his passion for what he does, and the people he does it with, ahead of the spotlight.

BoyWithUke has announced shows in Manchester and London.

Letters To Cleo have shared a pair of new songs, Bad Man and It's Sunny Outside.

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Barry Can't Swim has announced UK and Ireland shows for next spring.

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Cat Power has shared two more songs from her upcoming live Bob Dylan covers album, 'Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert'.

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Blink-182 have announced that they'll return to the road in North America next summer.

Neil Young has announced a new album.

Marshmello, P!nk and Sting have teamed up for the single Dreaming.

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The Veronicas have laid out plans for their sixth studio album.

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Feeder have announced a new double album.

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PJ Harvey has announced a massive London show for next summer.

Griff has announced an intimate UK and European tour for the spring.

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Kali Uchis has released another single from her upcoming Spanish-language album.

Bad Bunny has announced the Most Wanted Tour for next year.

Tom Odell has lined up his biggest headline UK and European tour for next spring.

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There’s a new Blink-182 album featuring the unmistakable drawl of Tom DeLonge and puerile humour that drips from song titles such as Edging. The year is, somehow, 2023. Following Mark Hoppus’s recovery from cancer the pop-punk titans are back in the configuration that conquered the world two decades ago — with Travis Barker still behind the kit and DeLonge’s return meaning the exit of Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba — and ‘One More Time…’ is their chance to take one more stab at things.