21 Savage has announced his fourth studio album.

Bob Dylan has scheduled another round of North American dates for his Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour.

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David Byrne has extended his Who Is The Sky? Tour into summer 2026.

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Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte will team up for a co-headline North American tour in the summer.

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Violet Grohl, the eldest daughter of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, has released her debut original solo tracks.

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Carpenter Brut has released a new single, Leather Temple.

Jackson Wang has announced the North American leg of his MAGICMAN 2 WORLD TOUR 2026-2027.

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Tunes In The Park will return next summer.

Midnight Til Morning have announced UK and Ireland shows for the spring.

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Black Stone Cherry have announced the UK and European leg of The Celebrate Tour for autumn 2026. 

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Imelda May has announced that she'll bring her Raised On Songs & Stories Tour back to the UK in the spring.

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A new one-day festival has been announced for Milton Keynes.

Due to ongoing demand, Greg Davies has extended his Full Fat Legend Tour into 2027.

Blue have been confirmed as a headliner for Live At Chelsea.

‘Everything, in time’ is a fitting title for Ella Eyre’s first full length release in 10 years; a bold, spirited record infused with retro soul, funk and R&B vibes. Not that the years since 2015’s ‘Feline’ have been fallow. After hitting number one with her debut release, as featured artist on Rudimental’s 2013 megahit Waiting All Night, she enjoyed a run of singles chart success.

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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie has announced a special hometown show in New York for early next year.

This might have been the greatest year for heavy metal live shows in a generation. In July, Ozzy Osbourne’s retirement gig brought the entire genre together for one stadium-filling moment of reverence, but that was just the tip of the iceberg. From Iron Maiden to Ice Nine Kills, multiple bands have graduated to their biggest leagues yet, while the underground is full-to-bursting with promising talent. And, the momentum already seems set to continue in 2026.

The line-up has been revealed for next year's Teenage Cancer Trust concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

GloRilla has returned with two new singles, March and Special.

Due to demand, Romesh Ranganathan has added more dates to his Will Change Your Life Tour in early 2027.