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.
Trevor Horn-produced fourth album lands this week alongside a busy UK live schedule.
The film follows 12 concerts across three continents on the band’s Live ’25 reunion tour, with UK cinema screenings beginning on 9th September.
September weekender adds The Victoria Dalston to its East London venue roster.
Responding to Parliament’s June report on post-Brexit touring, ministers say they share MPs’ desire for 'tangible progress' - even as Caroline Dinenage says the government’s own research shows artists are still losing out.
Charlie Hedges and Jeremiah Asiamah’s new lunchtime show will host the month every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 12pm, with each act taking on a cover alongside their own songs.
The London band's first release since last year's third album 'Boys These Days'.
London four-piece plot biggest headline show yet after sold-out autumn tour.
Tickets are due to go on sale on Friday 11th September at 9am BST.
The statement, shared by his sister Sekyiwa 'Set' Shakur, thanked the jury and said the verdict is 'not the end of the story'.
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His first venue was The Cluny, aged eight. His latest is one he had to invent in his own head. Our The Gathering Sounds 2026 playlist cover star talks deluxe editions, pigeonholes and why the North East deserves better than being the bit the tour bus drives past.
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.
His first venue was The Cluny, aged eight. His latest is one he had to invent in his own head. Our The Gathering Sounds 2026 playlist cover star talks deluxe editions, pigeonholes and why the North East deserves better than being the bit the tour bus drives past.
Southern California post-hardcore favourites Movements return with fourth album ‘Happier Now’, finding fresh ways to embrace their reputation as the sad band.
The First Direct Arena show on 3rd December is on general sale now, with 'Songs From The Wedding Cake' due on 2nd October.
He collapsed at the end of a tag match at Mr Small's Theatre in Millvale, Pennsylvania on Saturday night, and his death was confirmed on Sunday morning.
Two-day events on consecutive weekends will replace a traditional memorial.
The London band's fourth LP arrives in October, produced with Sam Cohen.
Ticket registration is open now through radiohead.com.
Limp Bizkit, Olivia Dean, KATSEYE and Fontaines D.C. make their India debuts in Mumbai in January.
Cobrah, Alien Chicks and Leith Ross lead the final wave, with The Streets playing 'A Grand Don't Come For Free' in full as a special event.
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The Fringe runs from 15th to 22nd October, with the Mercury Prize awards show at the Utilita Arena on 22nd October.
The first live tour since 2022's 'Fragments' runs through February and March 2027, with London's Alexandra Palace on 26th February.
Three dates in March 2027 bring the Powerlines Tour to Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
The expanded edition arrives via Capitol/UMe with a previously unreleased 'Shelved First Attempt', and the original line-up are reuniting to play live.
'Live At KOKO' arrives on 9th October, with Carl Barât guesting and 'Wolfman' back after 20 years.
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.
Their third album 'Cartoons' arrives on 6th November via AMK / Kartel Music Group.
The self-titled four-track EP arrives on 20th November, on vinyl only, and 'Space/Time' is the first taste of it.
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 awards are clearly in the post.
He collapsed at the end of a tag match at Mr Small's Theatre in Millvale, Pennsylvania on Saturday night, and his death was confirmed on Sunday morning.
A deeply personal album which is as much entwined with who Lucia is as it is an expression of what she wants to say.
