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The first acts have been revealed for the Capital Jingle Bell Ball with Barclaycard.

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Autre Ne Veut first emerged from the New York underground scene in 2010 as a bruised but soulful solo artist, and over three albums developed a sound and persona that was one part Usher, one part Justin Timberlake and one part Frank Ocean. They made a name for themselves in a scene that is referred to semi-pejoratively as PBR&B — a pun on the Pabst Blue Ribbon beer that is often associated with hipster dive bars and warehouse gigs.

Hugh Jackman has been confirmed as a headliner for next summer’s BST Hyde Park. Hugh Jackman tickets go on general sale at 10am today.

The Game has announced a UK and European tour that will celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album, 'The Documentary'.

The first names have been announced for next year's Wide Awake Festival

The Wolfe Tones have lined up a summer show in Liverpool.

Haçienda Classiçal will play a huge Manchester show next summer.

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While on 2022’s ‘Subject To Change’ it felt like Kelsea Ballerini was pulling her punches, the following year’s ‘Rolling Up The Welcome Mat’ EP found the country-popper hit the reset button with a right hook. Stepping off the genre’s customary carousel of songwriters by choosing to write and produce solely with Alysa Vanderheym, Ballerini channelled a divorce-sized stack of feelings into six stripped-back numbers.

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Idles have announced two outdoor shows in Bristol next summer.

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On ‘Evergreen’, Sophie Allison takes us back to the start. The singer-songwriter has been making music under the name Soccer Mommy since she was 17 and first began uploading her home-recorded songs to Bandcamp. In the years that have followed she’s become known for her dreamy, shoegazey sound and sentimental lyrics, but here she trades indie-rock bite in for a stripped-back sound akin to her lo-fi early days. 

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Fontaines D.C. have shared a video for Bug.

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Tori Amos has announced a new live album.

Doves have returned with a new single and details of their sixth studio album.

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Iggy Pop has announced two UK shows for 2025.

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The Libertines have announced a trio of outdoor UK shows for next summer.

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Legendary producer, musician and songwriter Quincy Jones has died aged 91.

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Wunderhorse have confirmed further shows for the spring.

Jess Glynne has announced a major outdoor show in Wales.

Since forming in 1987 Underworld have helped redefine British electronic music with a style that is hard to put your finger on but familiar and easy to get lost in. ‘Strawberry Hotel’ is their 11th studio album and their first since 2019 and, with 15 tracks spanning close to 70 minutes, it is another highly ambitious project that shows the duo of Karl Hyde and Rick Smith have no intention of slowing down anytime soon.

Dave Chappelle (pictured) and Killer Mike have announced two UK shows for the winter.