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KATSEYE have played their first UK headline shows, selling out The O2 two nights running
The two London dates on the Wildworld Tour were the group's biggest shows to date.
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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.
Greg Kurstin, Ali Tamposi and Mustafa all appear in the pictures.
The five-track "mixtape" splits home four-track recordings and New York sessions with Loren Humphrey.
The follow-up to 2024's 'Charm' is taking shape, according to a four-word Instagram caption.
She co-headlines the Saturday at Forest Hills Stadium on 26th September alongside Brandi Carlile.
The ‘Cancel Me (I’m Tired)’ run takes in Norwich, Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh and more, with tickets on general sale from 10am on Friday 11th September.
The weekend ceremony in Montecito follows a year-long engagement.
"I didn't realize how much I missed it," she wrote after her set at Olivia Rodrigo's festival.
The Sky One show returns on 12th September with six episodes.
The January 2027 run takes in Cardiff, Manchester, Belfast, Dublin, Birkenhead, Newcastle and Glasgow before London’s O2 Academy Brixton.
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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.
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.
A fifth album is promised as the South London band step back after a year on the road.
Extra Cologne, Amsterdam, Melbourne and Sydney shows also confirmed for 2027.
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.
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.
Southern California post-hardcore favourites Movements return with fourth album ‘Happier Now’, finding fresh ways to embrace their reputation as the sad band.
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The album arrives on 27th November via Warner Music, ahead of a seven-date arena tour in December.
Bristol four-piece line up biggest headline run yet across UK, France and Netherlands.
Remaining claims from a former wardrobe assistant were dismissed at summary judgment.
The pair connect for one of the second album's most soulful cuts.
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 group continue as a four-piece for the Wildworld dates, with Manchester's Co-op Live this Sunday.
Courteeners' best-of lands at 2, with Sienna Spiro still in the Top 10.
Tenth album arrives 18th September, followed by two Hollywood Bowl shows.
Trio head into more claustrophobic territory with December UK tour to follow.
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.
Two cryptic videos in two days have fans decoding Celtic Park's co-ordinates and twelve nights at the Etihad.
A deeply personal album which is as much entwined with who Lucia is as it is an expression of what she wants to say.
