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Bon Jovi have announced a series of global tour dates, marking their return to the live stage.

Tucker Wetmore has added a second London date to The Brunette World Tour next year.

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Angel Du$t have announced a new album.

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Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds have announced a new live album.

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Brandi Carlile has announced The Human Tour.

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The Hunna have shared another track from their upcoming EP.

Details of the 2026 Premier League Darts roadshow schedule have been released.

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The Last Dinner Party’s debut album ‘Prelude to Ecstacy’ helped to establish them as one of the UK’s most unique bands, setting them on a path towards sold out shows and headline festival sets. Hot on its heels they have returned with a confident twist on their baroque-pop sound in the form of ‘From The Pyre’, a second LP that takes their established blueprints and doubles down rather than offering anything more versatile.

Stephen Merchant has announced two work in progress shows in London.

Boybands have always been big business, but have manbands become even bigger business? A quick look at Stereoboard’s Hottest 100 list suggests that they might well have. Over the coming weeks, Westlife will get their 25th anniversary celebrations underway at the Royal Albert Hall in London, while next year both Boyzone and Take That will hit the road for colossal stadium shows. Here, we take a look at just why these groups continue to resonate with people so deeply.

Now that hardcore is as popular as it’s ever been, the first half of the 2020s has given rise to a host of broadly successful post-hardcore (to flagrantly misuse that term) genre fusions. Militarie Gun play an alt-rock-hardcore blend, throwing a whole spectrum of influences, such as emo, shoegaze and even Britpop in with their harder-edged tendencies. 

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Trailblazing duo Nova Twins have been announced as Artist Ambassadors for next year's Independent Venue Week.

Gabrielle Aplin will hit the road with the English Rain Tour next spring.

Puscifer, the project of Maynard James Keenan of Tool, Mat Michell, and Carina Round, have announced their first new studio album in over five years.

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Due to ongoing demand, The Weeknd has added a second Manchester show to the summer 2026 UK and European leg of his After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour.

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Cardinals have released a new single, The Burning Of Cork.

Due to overwhelming pre-sale demand, Westlife have added even more Belfast and Dublin dates to their 25th Anniversary World Tour.

Sleaford Mods have shared details of their new album.

Oneohtrix Point Never, real name Daniel Lopatin, has announced a new album.

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Big Time Rush have extended their In Real Life Worldwide Tour into 2026.