Red Hot Chili Peppers will return to the UK and Ireland this winter. Red Hot Chili Peppers tickets are on sale at 10am today, priced from £50.00.

Biffy Clyro will tour the UK and Ireland this winter. Biffy Clyro tickets are on sale at 10am today, priced from £27.50.

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All Time Low have shared a video for their new track, Take Cover.

Olly Murs will tour arenas across the UK and Ireland in 2017.

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Sylvan Esso have returned with a new single, Radio.

Motion Graphics has released an interactive 360 degree video for Houzzfunction.

Of Montreal have shared a video for Let's Relate.

Vince Staples has released a short film to accompany his new EP, 'Prima Donna'.

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds have posted a video for Jesus Alone.

Dilly Dally have announced plans to release a remix EP, ‘fkkt’.

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Moses Sumney will release a new EP later this month.

The Hidden Cameras have shared a video for Day I Left Home.

Mark Pritchard has unveiled the video for Beautiful People.

Club Drive have shared a lyric video for their debut single, Dangerous.

Blossoms, White Lies and the Pigeon Detectives have joined the line up for Manchester's Neighbourhood Festival.

The Ramona Flowers have posted a new song, Start To Rust.

Sam Evian has released a video for his new single, I Need A Man.

Andrew Jackson Jihad are dead. ‘Christmas Island’ landed in 2014, expanding the folk-punk quartet’s sonic palette as far as it could go. Two years later, they’ve returned under the initialism AJJ. Is it for artistic purposes, to symbolise a new beginning after the tumultuous journey to ‘Christmas Island’? Well, kinda. “We are not Muslims, and as such, it is disrespectful and irresponsible for us to use the word jihad in our band’s name,” Sean Bonnette recently observed. So they followed that up by, er, calling their sixth LP ‘The Bible 2’.  

Alcest have shared a new track, Je suis d'ailleurs.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone will land at venues across the UK next spring, with Chris Columbus’s film adaptation set to be screened alongside an orchestral performance of John Williams’ score.