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Westside Cowboy are heading to Barrowland Ballroom, Victoria Warehouse and Brixton Academy
Three March headline shows follow the band's Top 5 debut album.
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Antony Szmierek's world has changed dramatically since his debut. As 'Decoding Birdsong' arrives, he's making peace with success and discovering what comes after the breakthrough.
The Fringe runs from 15th to 22nd October, with the Mercury Prize awards show at the Utilita Arena on 22nd October.
Limp Bizkit, Olivia Dean, KATSEYE and Fontaines D.C. make their India debuts in Mumbai in January.
Three dates in March 2027 bring the Powerlines Tour to Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
This year's event takes place on 17th October with the theme 'Icons', and she joins PinkPantheress and Max Richter on the list of champions.
She'll be the first Afrobeats artist to headline an international game, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 11th October.
Leeds, Newcastle, Liverpool, Birmingham, Portsmouth and Bristol join the 'Anarchy In The UK' tour.
The debut album gets a 25th anniversary outing on home turf in November, with B-sides and rarities alongside.
'Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall' opens the festival's Spotlight strand on 1st October, with the live album following on 9th October.
After playing guitar on 'Lost Weekend', the industrial pioneer has been asked to play on a song for a film.
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Southern California post-hardcore favourites Movements return with fourth album ‘Happier Now’, finding fresh ways to embrace their reputation as the sad band.
Matilda Mann's second album 'Kismet' arrives at exactly the right moment. Written quickly and released on her own terms, it's a record that finds her following fate instead of fighting it.
A Wembley Arena headline show before a debut album, a George Michael cover his own team tried to talk him out of, one torn ACL, and now the biggest stage Reading & Leeds has. Arthur Hill keeps doing things in the wrong order, and it keeps working out.
With her Reading Festival debut behind her, Absolutely finally feels like the universe she imagined with ‘Paracosm’ is fully alive.
Maisie Peters returns to Reading Festival with ‘Florescence’, huge ambitions and plenty of new music already taking shape.
A decade of lore leads to this weekend in a park in east London, at the only UK Twenty One Pilots show of the year. Plus Wunderhorse return - maybe with new material to show - and a lower order of some of the most engaging and exciting rock has to offer.
Heartbreak, health struggles and horrible depressing songs? Nieve Ella’s dancing her way through all of it on her debut album, she explains at Reading Festival.
Southern California post-hardcore favourites Movements return with fourth album ‘Happier Now’, finding fresh ways to embrace their reputation as the sad band.
Matilda Mann's second album 'Kismet' arrives at exactly the right moment. Written quickly and released on her own terms, it's a record that finds her following fate instead of fighting it.
The new album arrives on 6th November, led by 'Good American'.
'Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah' is the latest preview of '20th Century Paddy', which also features Hozier, The Libertines and Primal Scream.
The Roundhouse recordings from 2014 arrive on 23rd October, alongside Kieran Evans' 'Be Pure, Be Vigilant, Behave' and a Steven Wilson remix of the original.
The two London dates on the Wildworld Tour were the group's biggest shows to date.
Greg Kurstin, Ali Tamposi and Mustafa all appear in the pictures.
Karen O, Rivers Cuomo, Mike Patton, Jamie xx, Barry Can't Swim and Haley Joel Osment all feature on the 16th October album.
Anthony Gonzalez shares opener 'Blister Sunrise' ahead of the 25th September release.
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"I didn't realize how much I missed it," she wrote after her set at Olivia Rodrigo's festival.
Her third album arrives on 16th October, with a London Roundhouse date next May.
'I'M ACTUALLY KINDA FAMOUS' soundtracks Gaga's under-a-minute makeup routine.
The album's opener 'Yellow And Green' and its closer 'Slip Away' both got an airing in a stripped-back session, ahead of the 18th September release.
The clip, co-starring performance artist Jenna Marvin, premiered via Nowness; 'No Lube So Rude' is out now via Kill Rock Stars.
A leaked track called 'Witch v Witch' has both artists piecing together a session in LA.
The singer addresses the Trump administration's use of 'all-american bitch' in a deportation video.
'Mexico', from 2001's 'Morning View', gets a rework in a new Spotify session alongside a first live 'idea 1'.
The 2021 'Skin' single gets a second part, with Lenae adding a new verse.
A Wembley Arena headline show before a debut album, a George Michael cover his own team tried to talk him out of, one torn ACL, and now the biggest stage Reading & Leeds has. Arthur Hill keeps doing things in the wrong order, and it keeps working out.
The follow-up to 2024's 'Charm' is taking shape, according to a four-word Instagram caption.
A deeply personal album which is as much entwined with who Lucia is as it is an expression of what she wants to say.
