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BRIT Awards confirm 2027 dates for its second Manchester based ceremony
Co-op Live is set to stage the awards again on 27th February, live on ITV.
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"Blush EP" is an album by Wolf Alice, released 14th December 2013.
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From the Dork archive: back in 2021, Wolf Alice were still wrestling with their pop side. The hindsight thrill is how close they had previously come to resisting the direction of 'Don't Delete The Kisses' that made the whole song land.
Presales begin on 5th May ahead of general release on 7th May.
The 2026 shortlist announcement and awards show dates have been confirmed.
Thirty-four first-time nominees feature across seven categories at this year's ceremony.
Tina Fey hosted the premiere, with Wolf Alice and Kasabian to follow in the next two weeks.
Bosnian composer and accordionist Nihad Hrustanbegovic will perform around the historic venue on each night of the week-long run.
Twenty-one signed silk screen prints from iconic live music moments go on sale today.
Grant Park festival returns with Smashing Pumpkins, Jennie, John Summit, and Tate McRae also topping the bill.
The new Sky series launches this Saturday with Tina Fey hosting the debut episode
Official resale tickets available exclusively via Tixel for the sold-out event.
Public voting for Song of the Year opens tomorrow exclusively on WhatsApp.
Tickets for the show go on general sale starting 30th January.
Tickets for the performance go on general sale at 10am, 22nd January.
On night one of their London homecoming, the band rebuild their indie rock jewels for arena-scale wonder.
With fourth album ‘The Clearing’, Wolf Alice are not just holding their ground: they’re planting a flag, building a world, and proving once again that Britain’s best band still have everything left to give.
From unexpected superstars to returning heroes, here’s the year in its standout records.
With every new music drop, it feels as though Wolf Alice couldn’t possibly get any better. Then, they do another album and deliver something that’s once again surprising, innovative, and ridiculously special. Magic.
Wolf Alice are returning with a new opus right at the time we need them most. Head away for a ‘Blue Weekend’ with one of the very best bands on the planet.
They're back, and we're buzzin'.