The tour will take place this autumn, with more new music expected from the Irish singer-songwriter in the coming months.

Kicking off in Paris next year, the ‘Aperture’ tour will include her first ever headline shows in the UK.

After making waves with their debut EP just last year, the South West London risers are hoping to do the same in 2023.

After a characteristically lengthy pause since his 2018 EP Collapse, Irish-British electronic artist Aphex Twin is back with new music.

The popstar took aim at her fellow label-mate before performing her hit ‘STFU!’

The tour enlists newcomers The Last Dinner Party for support.

The news comes just a week after the four-piece introduced their new collaboration to the world.

The band announce their 4th album amongst the controversy of their Radio 1’s Big Weekend performance.

The news comes a year after her debut album dropped.

The Leeds band share the welcome news of their first album.

The album is dropping in October.

The festival starts this Saturday and boasts the likes of Black Honey, The Big Moon and DMA’s.

The tour will be in support of their next album, In The End It Always Does.

The EP is set for release in the Summer.

The album will be released in August.

Truck Festival is back for 2023 with a mega strong line-up to celebrate the milestone, including rock royalty Royal Blood, alt-J and The Vaccines.

The festival proves it’s one to watch with this year’s line-up.

The South African trio share titular track ‘Sorry Like You Mean It’.

The Irish frontman will release his debut solo project this summer.

Meet the five opening acts for indie-rock’s latest giant: The Academic, The Snuts, Giant Rooks, Snarls, and Andrew Cushin.