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The London hip hop duo have announced a new mixtape and a tour to support it.
'PTSD 2', the sequel to 2019's 'PTSD', is set for release on November 14, following up their 2024 album 'Rolling Stone'. According to Apple Music, the new project will feature 29 songs.
As a first taste, rappers Adam "Young Adz" Williams and Ricky "Dirtbike LB" Banton have dropped Wrongs featuring New York rapper Lil TJay.
The pair will support the release with a UK and Ireland arena tour this winter, kicking off on November 23 and running through December 16. Stops include Belfast, Dublin, Glasgow, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Nottingham, Manchester, Brighton, Cardiff, and three nights at The O2 Arena in London. Tickets are on sale now - Compare and buy tickets now.
Kraftwerk
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Following their previously confirmed winter European tour, the pioneering electronica band will bring their Multimedia Tour to the UK and Ireland from May 17 to June 9.
Stops include Dublin, Belfast, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Glasgow, Stockton, Sheffield, Brighton, Bristol, Bournemouth, Liverpool, Nottingham, Edinburgh and two nights at London's Royal Albert Hall. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on Friday (October 10) - Compare and buy tickets here.
Led by founding member Ralf Hütter and accompanied by cutting-edge visuals, the group will perform selections from their eight classic albums: 'Autobahn' (1974), 'Radio-Activity' (1975), 'Trans Europe Express' (1977), 'The Man-Machine' (1978), 'Computer World' (1981), 'Techno Pop' (1986), 'The Mix' (1991) and 'Tour De France' (2003).
Kraftwerk’s most recent release is 3-D The Catalogue, a 2017 collection comprising live versions of their eight core albums, recorded during performances from 2012 to 2016.
Louis Tomlinson
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The former One Direction singer will support his newly announced third studio album, 'How Did I Get Here?', with a world tour of the same name, which head across Europe between March 23 and May 3. Stops include arena shows in Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Brighton and London.
The North American leg will follow in the summer and includes a stop at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Tickets for all dates go on general sale on Friday (October 10), at 9am local time for the UK and Ireland, and 10am local time for Europe and North America - Compare and buy tickets here.
The 33-year-old is set to release the follow-up to 2022's 'Faith In The Future' on January 23. As a preview, he recently shared the record's opening track, Lemonade.
Boyzone
The Dublin pop group have announced two reunion concerts in London.
Ronan Keating, Mikey Graham, Keith Duffy, and Shane Lynch will perform at the Emirates Stadium, the home of Arsenal Football Club, on June 5 and 6.
Billed as Two For The Road: Live at Emirates Stadium, London, the special concerts will mark their first live performances together since their five-night run at the London Palladium in 2019.
The announcement follows the success of their three-part documentary, Boyzone: No Matter What, which aired earlier this year.
Tickets for both shows — their biggest yet — go on general sale at 9am on Friday (October 10) - Compare and buy tickets here.
Pitbull
The Florida rapper and singer will take his I'm Back! Tour across the UK and Ireland next summer.
He'll kick things off in Northern Ireland, headlining Belfast's Ormeau Park on June 30 as part of the Belsonic series. From there, he'll head to Scotland to perform at Glasgow's Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park on July 1, the inaugural Roundhay Festival in Leeds on July 3 (where he'll be joined by Kesha), Cardiff's Blackweir Live on July 4, and Lytham Festival on the Lancashire coast on July 5.
He'll also perform at Dublin's Marlay Park on July 7 and Limerick's Thomond Park Stadium on July 8, wrapping up the trek with a headline show at London's BST Hyde Park on July 10, where he'll again be joined by Kesha.
Tickets for his Leeds and London dates are on sale now. His Lancashire and Dublin shows go on sale at 10am on Friday (October 10), with Cardiff, Belfast, Glasgow and Limerick on general sale the same day at 12pm - Compare and buy tickets here.
Mr. Worldwide dropped his latest album, 'Trackhouse', in 2023, followed by 'Trackhouse (Daytona 500 Edition)' in 2024, featuring seven different tracks from the original. This summer, he also released 'Underdogs' with IAmChino.
In addition to his own music, Pitbull has appeared on and remixed several singles, most recently collaborating with Azteck and Gabry Ponte for Pretty Woman (All Around The World).
Later this month, he'll co-headline Australia's revived touring festival Fridayz Live alongside Mariah Carey.
Also Announced This Week:
- Luke Combs has announced the My Kinda Saturday Night Tour.
- Due to demand, TWICE have added an extra London show to the UK and European leg of their This Is For World Tour.
- The Weeknd has announced seven new dates across Europe and the UK for his 2026 After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour.
- Tyler, The Creator will return to the UK for two huge outdoor shows next summer.
- Snow Patrol have announced a series of outdoor shows in the UK and Ireland for 2026.
- Olivia Dean has added two more London shows the UK and European leg of The Art Of Loving Tour.
- Richard Ashcroft has added a show in Shropshire to his tour plans next summer.
- Opeth have announced a summer show in Halifax.
- James have announced a new greatest hits collection and spring UK arena shows.
- Beverley Knight will hit the road next summer for the Born To Perform Tour.
- Tori Amos has announced her 18th album and a UK and European Tour.
- Gunna will bring the Wun World Tour to the UK and Europe next spring.
- Pentatonix will return to Europe and the UK next spring.
- Morrissey will play a major London show early next year.
- Two Door Cinema Club have announced three special outdoor shows for next summer.
- Embrace have joined the line-up for Live At The Piece Hall in Halifax.
- Bad Suns have announced UK and European shows for next spring.
- I Prevail have announced the UK and European leg of The Violent Nature Tour.
- UB40 featuring Ali Campbell have announced a run of outdoor UK shows for next summer
- Due to demand, David Gray has announced an extra performance at next year's Hampton Court Palace Festival.
- Stella Donnelly has shared a new single, Year Of Trouble, and scheduled UK, European and Australian tour dates for 2026.
- Hot Mulligan have scheduled a 15-date UK and European tour for next spring.
- Tourist will bring The Invisible Tour to Europe and the UK early next year.
- Primal Scream will celebrate the 25th anniversary of 'XTRMNTR' with a special concert at the Roundhouse in London in December.
- Some huge names have been confirmed for Hits Radio Live in Birmingham.
- Due to ongoing demand, Trevor Noah has confirmed a third and final London show for later this year.
- Australian children's entertainment group The Wiggles will tour the UK next spring.
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