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Cara Delevingne, Keo, Lizzy McAlpine and Tove Lo all star in the new issue of Dork - order now!
There's also Ashnikko, Maisie Peters, Wasia Project, NCT 27, Rose Gray, Girl in the Year Above, Gurriers and LOADS more.
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Cara Delevingne, Keo, Lizzy McAlpine and Tove Lo all star in the new issue of Dork - order now!
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Jack Antonoff and co have contributed a new song to the sequel’s soundtrack.
What happens when your deliberately low-key side project suddenly isn't so low-key anymore? For Nate Amos, the answer is 'The Singer In My Band', a strange, intimate new This Is Lorelei record about people, places and learning to live with expectation.
Make Them Suffer, Carnifex, Calva Louise and 15 more acts are headed to Catton Park next summer.
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Burnt out after ‘Older’, Lizzy McAlpine stepped away from music and onto Broadway. She returned with a stronger voice, a new perspective and ‘Angel’, an album about freedom, love and finding her way back to herself.
Tove Lo isn't ready for anniversary tours, and she definitely isn't interested in behaving like a responsible grown-up. Six albums into a career built on doing things her own way, 'Estrus' finds her independent, restless and determined to keep getting weirder.
Reading main stage? Done. Major-label debut? Incoming. Brixton Academy? Already booked. Keo are getting everything they spent years dreaming about, just considerably faster than they expected.
Irish folk rabble-rousers The Mary Wallopers have helped make traditional ballads cool again. With 'Paddywhackery', they're asking what happens next.
Leeds six-piece Adult DVD have spent five years turning daft observations into dance-punk mayhem. Now, finally, comes the debut album.
London-based five-piece 1000 Rabbits bring together jazz, classical, pop and a lot of very different musical brains to make wonderfully strange art-pop. Debut EP 'Are we friends yet?' is their invitation to come along for the ride.
Chloe Qisha’s first mixtape ‘Fantasize’ brings big pop ambition, messy crushes, heartache and plenty of crying in the club.
Burnt out after ‘Older’, Lizzy McAlpine stepped away from music and onto Broadway. She returned with a stronger voice, a new perspective and ‘Angel’, an album about freedom, love and finding her way back to herself.
Tove Lo isn't ready for anniversary tours, and she definitely isn't interested in behaving like a responsible grown-up. Six albums into a career built on doing things her own way, 'Estrus' finds her independent, restless and determined to keep getting weirder.
Shania Twain and Zedd have shared a Candy Crush-backed new visual for their version of ‘You’re Still the One’.
DJs Anna McAteer, Andrea Shearer and Julie Dunne have described harassment, intimidation and interference with their work while performing.
Bradford Cox will return to the stage as Atlas Sound at Philadelphia’s Making Time ∞ Festival later this month.
Geese have addressed claims that their rise was artificially manufactured, rejecting suggestions that fake fans or bots drove their success.
Slayyyter has shared ‘CRANK 2’ alongside a self-directed official video, as her sold-out world tour continues.
Sorcha Richardson has released new album ‘Draw The Outline’ and announced November shows in Belfast, London and Manchester.
Tove Lo will bring her ‘ESTRUS’ tour to Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth in March 2027, with SALTY joining as special guest.
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Ravyn Lenae has plenty of directions available to her and, rather pleasingly, appears interested in trying all of them.
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Second album 'I think I spoke too soon' follows next month via Parlophone.
Slipknot have returned with ‘Arsenal’, their first new song in over three years.
A European run with Holly Humberstone follows the Atlantic Records release
Miss May I have released ‘Highbrow Thieves’, the latest preview of their eighth album ‘No Place For Me’.
Ibibio Sound Machine’s sixth album ‘Chopping Mountain’ is out now via Merge, ahead of a UK headline tour beginning in October.
Nottingham band Do Nothing top the three-night L'Escogriffe takeover with Knats and mystery headliner.
The Vancouver artist's self-produced debut lands 16th October, previewed by single 'I Do'.
Peaches’ ‘You’re Alright’ gets a new remix from Pixel Grip, with a guest appearance from IDLES’ Joe Talbot.
The Manchester artist revisits her 2025 EP ‘Blown’ with remixes from Adult DVD, The Healing Power Of Horses and more.
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
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Reading main stage? Done. Major-label debut? Incoming. Brixton Academy? Already booked. Keo are getting everything they spent years dreaming about, just considerably faster than they expected.
Charli xcx has announced UK and European dates for her Music, Fashion, Film Tour, with presale registration now open.
Twenty years into their shapeshifting career, this is a stellar addition to an enviable songbook.
