Every Time I Die have unveiled a new song, C++ (Love Will Get You Killed).

Britney Spears, Elton John and the 1975 are among the acts announced for this year's Apple Music Festival.

Taking Back Sunday have released a video for You Can't Look Back.

Young Guns have shared a new track, Echoes.

Of Mice & Men have shared a video for Real.

The English Beat, led by original songwriter and lead singer of the Beat, Dave Wakeling, have announced a UK tour this autumn.

Kait Eldridge has hit power-pop paydirt with Big Eyes before. As early as the second song on the band’s debut - Pretend To Care from 2011’s ‘Hard Life’ - she had nailed her aim of pairing sick guitar riffs with pop melodies between the eyes. To date, though, that balance has been tough to sustain across the course of a record. ‘Stake My Claim’ is Big Eyes ironing out the creases.

Club Drive have shared their debut single, Dangerous.

Catholic Action have shared a new track, Rita Ora.

Soundcrash will bring Roots Manuva, Hidden Orchestra and Andreya Triana to the Royal Albert Hall for one night only this November.

Angel Olsen has shared a video for Sister, a track from her forthcoming album.

Barns Courtney will play a headline London show next month.

DJ Shadow has shared a video for his Run The Jewels collaboration, Nobody Speak.

Maribou State and Greg Wilson are among the acts confirmed for Bestival's Jägerhaus stage.

Zakk Wydle has released a new video for Sleeping Dogs.

‘Big Fugitive Life’ is Ezra Furman drawing a line under things. The six tracks that make up the EP have been described as “orphaned songs” from his solo debut, 'The Year of No Returning', and last year’s 'Perpetual Motion People', with focus set to turn to new avenues of expression.

Travis Scott has cancelled his two shows at London's O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire tonight and tomorrow, plus his performances at Reading and Leeds this weekend.

Insomnium have revealed the support acts for their 2017 European tour.

‘Second album syndrome’ is a challenge for any successful musician, but it's particularly difficult for one whose initial message was rooted in gritty tales about busting out of poverty. Atlanta-based trap duo Rae Sremmurd may have found a temporary fix with their new release, the sequel to 2015’s ‘SremmLife’: rein in the hard-bitten lyrics in favour of hedonistic sloganeering while revisiting the musical primitivism inherent in trap.

Oddarrang have unveiled a new single, Admiral Byrd's Flight.