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Wolf Alice have continued to explode in popularity over the past few years, and the British rockers have just confirmed their biggest show yet. The band, which is made up of Ellie Rowsell, Joff Oddie, Joel Amey and Theo Ellis, will be playing Finsbury Park in London this year. The show, which is due to take place on July 5, 2026, will mark their homecoming after much touring. Here, they'll perform to an approximate 45-50,000 people at once.Tickets for this show were released just a few days ago, and there are still some left. Fans keen to attend this historic show can still do so if they know where to look. Below, we've broken down where tickets can be purchased from now up to the day of the event. Here's the breakdown.Wolf Alice tickets are available right now from a couple of online r...

Following his Elvis movie biopic, Baz Luhrmann has had unprecedented access to unseen footage and audio from 1970s Elvis Presley concert movies, That’s The Way It Is and Elvis on Tour.And now the acclaimed director has put together a brand-new concert documentary that hits IMAX and cinemas later this month.Not only that, but he’s once again teamed up with composer Jamieson Shaw, who put together the Toxic Las Vegas remix of Viva Las Vegas and Britney Spears’ classic track for the biopic soundtrack.This time around, he’s worked on a couple of groovy new singles, which you can listen to below.The first is Wearin’ That Night Life Look, which combines elements of four different Elvis songs into what he and Baz call a “DNA track”. Also, released today is a remix of the gospel classic Oh Happ...

As if Harry Styles wasn't treating his fans enough already: The British icon has just confirmed yet another UK tour date this year. And it's far sooner than one might expect. The Watermelon Sugar singer has announced a one-off gig at Manchester's Co-op Live on March 6, 2026. Eagle-eyed fans would have instantly noticed that - yes - this is the exact same date as the release of his new album, 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.' That's because he'll be playing the new album in full at this monumental gig.And, what's even more exciting is that tickets for this show will be available for no more than £20 each. On top of that, tickets will only be allocated to fans who have "requested" them ahead of time. Below, we've got all the details on how to buy tickets, where to get them, and ho...

A week ago, headlines began appearing suggesting that Sir Brian May didn’t think Queen would tour the US again because it’s too dangerous.However, the guitar legend has now hit back, claiming his words have been “twisted”.His original quote from an interview with the Daily Mail read: “America is a dangerous place at the moment, so you have to take that into account. It’s very sad because I feel like Queen grew up in America and we love it, but it’s not what it was. Everyone is thinking twice about going there at the moment.”In a new video, the 78-year-old has clarified what he meant and spoken generally about future Queen and Adam Lambert tours.After this, the Queen star spoke on his intentions around future tour plans: “I should just mention, I’ve been misquoted and there’s headlines a...

Making its debut at Stoneleigh Park, situated just outside Coventry, the festival will feature Britain's best-loved farmers, including Clarkson's Farm personalities Kaleb Cooper, Lisa Hogan and Charlie Ireland, stepping away from agricultural duties to take centre stage. Running from May 22 to May 24, the Hawkstone Music Arena — named after Clarkson's beer brand — will showcase performers including Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Groove Armada, Blur's Alex James, Sara Cox and Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson.Friday: The Launch NightProceedings commence with the Young Farmer DJ Battle, presented by Capital Radio's Chris Stark, where Britain's finest agricultural turntablists will battle for supremacy. The Hot House Flowers and the rock-and-roll dynamism of Rick Parfitt Jnr will follow, before th...

Sir Brian May has reposted a video of a painting shared by President Donald Trump. But it’s not just any painting.The piece of art is of famous MAGA movement commentators and politicians playing in an orchestra conducted by the Commander-in-Chief himself.The sound on the video is blocked for copyright reasons, but the video originally featured Queen's classic track Who Wants To Live Forever, which the guitar legend penned himself.Sir Brian, who recently ruled out a future Queen US tour anytime soon due to the country being “too dangerous”, has asked fans to weigh in on what they think of Trump’s post.Sir Brian captioned the post: “Well, lots of people have sent me this clip , wondering what my reaction will be. It was recently posted using our music (without permission) on something cal...

Florence and the Machine thrilled their fans late last year with the news that they are returning to British stages this February. And, beginning in just a couple of days, the Florence Welch-fronted band will be playing arenas around the country. Beginning at Belfast's SSE Arena, the Dog Days Are Over singers will be venturing to some of the country's biggest and best locations, including London's O2 Arena (twice), Manchester's Co-op Live and Sheffield's Utilita Arena - to name just a few.Tickets for these enormous concerts were released back in September, and considering the band have not performed live for a few years, fans were extremely keen to get their hands on them. As a result, plenty of the show's tickets were sold out. Now, just days away from the tour beginning, those who mis...

Two years ago, Sir Brian May and Roger Taylor announced a remixed, remastered and expanded version of their band’s self-titled debut album, Queen I.Now the guitarist has revealed that they’ve done the same for their second record, Queen II, which the pair made with Freddie Mercury and John Deacon.Posting a new video on his Instagram feed, Sir Brian revealed the first look at the product and its release date.In the reel, the 78-year-old said: “Just preparing to do this unboxing video, which you will see very soon. The unboxing, of course, of this beautiful, beautiful rebuild of Queen II. Watch this space!”Sir Brian captioned the post: “YEEEEOW !!! The beautiful new BOX SET of the perfectly rebuilt Queen II album has arrived !! Watch out for unboxing !!! Released 27th March - watch out fo...

Deep Purple may have already confirmed a string of UK tour dates taking place this year, but they still have a surprise in store for dedicated fans. The iconic metal band have just announced a new date for their tour this November and it will be taking place at London's legendary Royal Albert Hall. The November 25, 2026 gig will mark the end of their short arena tour, and the conclusion to their first set of live shows in years.Tickets for the original shows are available now - and we've detailed their ticket-buying links below - but the newer show's release kicks off in just a few days. This week, the final concert's tickets will be released, and we've got all the details fans need to know now.Tickets for Deep Purple's sixth and final UK tour gig at the Royal Albert Hall will be releas...

Legendary Queen drummer Roger Taylor released a new solo single, which appears to slam US President Donald Trump. The song, entitled Chumps, was released quietly on streaming services without any fanfare on Monday February 2 along with a lyric video featuring a simple black background with white text. Sharing it on his own social media, the iconic musician simply remarked: "Gotta say something."While he hasn't confirmed specifically who the song is aimed at, the track sees him singing about "a man of no morality, of no real quality, a shallow man" and calling out "a man devoid of empathy, no trace of sympathy, of endless vanity," and one with "no humanity" and "no trace of sanity". The song continues: "We’re drowning in your self-regard. We're drowning in your lies. We drown in your pom...