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sombr is now playing five nights at The O2 next summer
Extra Cologne, Amsterdam, Melbourne and Sydney shows also confirmed for 2027.
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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 Last Dinner Party multi-instrumentalist Aurora Nishevci and composer Nathen Durasamy introduce their new collaboration, debut album ‘Do You Like Me Now?’ and the joy of taking risks.
Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe rework their 2014 Proms piece with biographer Andrew Hodges.
Southern California post-hardcore favourites Movements return with fourth album ‘Happier Now’, finding fresh ways to embrace their reputation as the sad band.
The single follows a Bermondsey pop-up show dubbed Woofstock.
Ten UK shows in April and May now make up the Oxford band's next run.
Bristol four-piece line up biggest headline run yet across UK, France and Netherlands.
The London singer/songwriter follows his Wembley Arena headline with a wry new pop track.
Middlesbrough's multi-venue festival returns to its original footprint across five venues.
Fourteen-date arena run stretches from Oslo in May to a London O2 finale in June.
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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.
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.
First crushes, first heartbreaks and first moments of self-belief all collide on flowerovlove's debut album 'MINI SKIRT WARRIOR' - a coming-of-age record that wears its heart on its sleeve.
Southern California post-hardcore favourites Movements return with fourth album ‘Happier Now’, finding fresh ways to embrace their reputation as the sad band.
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.
Scottish alt-folk group preview 'Bound For The Sky', out via Fontana Records this September.
The Devon-born singer-songwriter shares 'saysomething (bite)' as the lead single.
Singer-songwriter follows 'Puppet Show' with a theatrical track about being dismissed by doctors.
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 London four-piece share new single 'Tiny Feet' and begin a UK headline tour.
Atlantic Records release lands ahead of a Los Angeles two-night run.
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Little Simz and Viagra Boys support across stadium and park dates next summer.
Debut album 'Put A Smile On For Me' lands via Island Records.
Ten BBC Introducing acts to open Manchester and London residency nights.
The one-day festival took place at Great Park in Irvine, California.
With her Reading Festival debut behind her, Absolutely finally feels like the universe she imagined with ‘Paracosm’ is fully alive.
Singer-songwriter reunites with producer Noah Conrad for Atlantic Records debut.
27 shows will take in the UK, Ireland, North America, New Zealand and Australia.
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.
With her Reading Festival debut behind her, Absolutely finally feels like the universe she imagined with ‘Paracosm’ is fully alive.
Alexandra Palace closes the summer run on 2nd July.
Tenth album arrives 18th September, followed by two Hollywood Bowl shows.
The Devon-born singer-songwriter shares 'saysomething (bite)' as the lead single.
A deeply personal album which is as much entwined with who Lucia is as it is an expression of what she wants to say.
