Photo: Furmaan Ahmed

Patrick Wolf has shared another track from his upcoming album.

Adrianne Lenker has announced her first live album.

Photo: Andy ‘Elvis’ McGovern

Judas Priest and Alice Cooper will team up for a co-headline North American tour in the fall.

Ice Cube has announced the Four Decades Of Attitude Tour, his first headline coast to coast North American tour in over 10 years.

Photo: Maclay Heriot

King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard have shared another song from their upcoming LP. 

Photo: Henry Redcliffe

Caroline have announced their sophomore album.

Photo: David Roemer

Benson Boone has announced his second studio album.

Photo: Sari Murray

We Are Scientists have laid out plans for their ninth studio album.

Latto has announced a London show for the summer.

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BTS' Jin has announced his second solo album.

Photo: Danny Clinch

Arcade Fire have announced a special London show.

AEW will put on two events in the UK this summer.

Stevie Nicks has announced more North American shows for the summer and fall.

Chappell Roan has announced an extra Scottish show for the summer.

Enhypen have announced their Walk The Line World Tour.

Photo: Dan Monick

Here’s a dream pairing to restart the heart of any middle-aged indie-rock fan as Craig Finn, singer of barroom heroes The Hold Steady, enlists The War on Drugs’ Adam Granduciel to produce his sixth solo LP. And ‘Always Been’ is a treat — a brilliant collection of protagonist-focused stories, uncovering one man’s drive for redemption, self-improvement and the act of confession.

Barry Manilow has announced that he'll play his final North American arena shows this spring and summer.

Lil Tecca has announced UK and European shows for the summer.

Kendrick Lamar has unveiled a video for Luther.

Photo: Neil Krug

Joe Keery made a name for himself as Steve Harrington in Netflix’s smash hit Stranger Things, but running in parallel to his acting career he has carved out a niche as a highly eclectic musician. His third LP under the name Djo is called ‘The Crux’ and it draws on everything from LCD Soundsystem to Television, The Beatles and MGMT. With such a wealth of influences considered  the key question is whether it can make a cohesive whole, and the answer is an emphatic yes.