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Lambrini Girls have announced a 2025 winter UK and European tour set to kick off in November. Check out the details below.The Brighton punk duo – comprised of Phoebe Lunny and Lily Macieira – are set to embark on a 19-date trek across the UK and Europe starting on November 19 at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town.From there, Lambrini Girls will make stops in Margate, Birmingham, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and more.

Fat Dog have shared their brash new single ‘Peace Song’ and shared details of a 2025 UK tour.The synth-heavy track features an ’80s flare with a children’s choir providing layers and backing vocals to the chorus of “I’m in love with the world”. Directed by James Ogram, the track’s accompanying video sees an alien bartender at a pub save the world from the big dog in the sky who has landed on Earth to destroy it.‘Peace Song’ marks Fat Dog’s first new track since the release of their debut album ‘Woof.‘ back in September.

Goat Girl have released their destructive new single ‘Gossip’ – check it out below.The electronically forward track was produced by the band – comprising Lottie Pendlebury, Rosy Bones, Holly Mullineaux and the newest addition of Ruby Kyriakides – alongside John ‘Spud’ Murphy (Lankum, Black Midi) in Ireland during the recording of their third album, ‘Below The Waste’.The haunting and destructive track sees Goat Girl lean into inspirations such as Aphex Twin, Koreless, Tirzah and Gilla Band. Directed and edited by Pendlebury, the song’s accompanying music video shows clips of a house being destroyed, with clips of Pendlebury standing in front of a projector spliced into it.Speaking about the creation of the stand-alone single in a press release, the band shared: “We started recording ‘Gossip’ in Ireland with John ‘Spud’ Murphy making ‘Below The Waste’ but it felt more like its own thing than a part of the album.“We took the stems from Dublin and reworked them in London with Ruby.

Doves have now announced details of a full UK tour for 2025 – where they’ll hit the road without frontman Jimi Goodwin.The Manchester indie band confirmed their return earlier this month with the release of new single ‘Renegades’ and the announcement of sixth studio album ‘Constellations For The Lonely’. The announcement came after the members were forced to pull the tour for the record so that frontman Jimi Goodwin could focus on his mental health.Initially, they announced details of three comeback shows, taking place in Stoke, Birkenhead, and Hebden Bridge this month.

“I sit by my telephone / listen to them groaning through the walls / From the ceiling a rhythmic thrust / I give my girl a call / I give her my worst.” Speaking about the song in a press release, Baty said: “‘Detroit’ reflects on the worst manifestations of male jealousy and resentment, and the ways in which a lack of accountability can lead to deflecting responsibility in exchange for blaming external forces like fate or God for perceived injustice”.The track’s accompanying visualiser is comprised of black and white footage of the band performing with the song’s lyrics typed in salmon-pink lettering.‘Detroit’ marks the band’s first new music since their 2023 LP ‘Land Of Sleeper’. All proceeds generated by the track will be donated by the band to domestic abuse charities ahead of their tour next year.Pigs, Pigs, Pigs, Pigs, Pigs, Pigs, Pigs will also be making their way across the UK and Europe early next spring.

Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry has announced a solo UK headline tour to take place in March 2025 – check out the full list of shows below.The singer is preparing to release her debut solo album ‘Vicious Creature’ on December 6 via EMI Records, and last week shared the latest single ‘Crocodile Tears’.Now, she has announced a run of six headline shows around the UK, which will kick off with a hometown show at Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom on March 20. Dates in Edinburgh, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds will follow, before the run wraps up at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire on March 26.Tickets go on pre-sale at 10am on November 6 for those who have pre-ordered the album, with general sale starting on November 8.

Oasis have confirmed they will play three nights at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium in 2025, with tickets set to go on sale this weekend.

Scots singer Joesef has been forced to pull out of his sold out show in Edinburgh tonight after some of his crew came into contact with people who have tested positive for coronavirus.