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Self Esteem will support her new album with a UK and Ireland tour this autumn.
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Vampire Weekend have revealed details of the follow-up to their breakthrough self-titled debut album.
Stereophonics are itching to get back on the road to perform tracks from their upcoming seventh studio album, 'Keep Calm and Carry On'.
Slayer (insert pointless, out-of-date Buffy joke here) are 9 studio albums, 1000s of live shows and nearly 3 decades into a career that’s made them one of the biggest and most influential bunch of metallers in the world. And they’re about to tour the UK. 
Back in 1987, Alice in Chains were escorted from their rehearsal space by Seattle's finest police force due to frankly silly amounts of Marijuana being on the premises (nothing to do with them of course). This has absolutely no relevance to the fact that they’ve recently announced their UK tour dates. 
OMFG! Rammstein are coming to Britain. First they weren’t, then they were, then they were going everywhere in Europe except Britain, like they were shy or something. 
Lulu, Chaka Khan and Anastacia have teamed up to hold the world hostage. You have to buy a ticket or you wont see them play their unforgettable stage show. 
With hair that had almost as much personality as the band, Europe, Sweden’s biggest hard rock band and makers of the near-mythical ballad ‘The Final Countdown’ (da da-da daaa) has just confirmed a nationwide 9-date tour of the UK in February 2010. 
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has launched an initiative to protect the interests of UK consumers from fake ticket reselling sites.
Due to incredible demand for tickets, Arctic Monkeys have revealed a second London tour date at Wembley Arena for Tuesday November 17th.
Los Campesinos! Have a new track that’s so good that if fans can’t have it for free it would be a crime against good taste, music and humanity. We haven’t heard the track ourselves yet, but we assume that’s why they’re doing it. 
The Four Tops, named after some very nice sweaters they saw once, are coming soon to an arena near you, especially if you drive to it. Their Greatest Hits 2010 tour will take them around most of the UK, including venues at Sheffield, Glasgow, Cardiff and London. They will be supported by fellow, equally legendary bands of yesteryore, The Temptations, The Drifters and The 3 Degrees. 
LA supergroup Them Crooked Vultures has a stellar line up. Featuring Josh Homme (Queens Of The Stone Age) on guitar/vocals, Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters/Nirvana) on drums, John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin) on bass, it is no surprise to learn that together they form a fantastic live unit.
Music stars, songwriters and producers have collectively given the finger to the British government’s new plan to ban persistent music sharers from the internet.
The Luscious Beth Ditto and her band, Gossip, have announced dates for their tour across the UK. Beth & co. released their latest album 'Music For Men', this Summer along with the single 'Heavy Cross'. 
In a move that no doubt had the bookies howling at their tellies, Speech Debelle, once the outsider, was awarded the 2009 Mercury Music Prize. The favourites were Florence & the Machine, but also expected to do better than the relatively unknown London girl were Kasabian, Glasvegas and LaRoux.
Like a musical T1000, the Bee Gee’s are reforming for a series of live shows. One of the biggest acts of the 70’s, best-selling acts of all time and stealthy song-writers (you’d be surprised what songs they’ve written; Chain Reaction, Grease…), the band was devastated by the death of Maurice Gibb in 2003 and vowed not to play as the Bee Gees again.
He's on the Road to Hell... well, Harrogate.
