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Truck Festival has today (January 22) unveiled details of its 2024 line-up – check out the full details below.The festival will be headlined by Jamie T, Wet Leg The Streets and Idles. It will also be Wet Leg’s first UK festival headline set.Pre-sale tickets go on sale from 6pm January 25 with general sale tickets available from January 26 at 10am here.Joining them over the course of the festival, which takes place from July 25-28 at Hill Farm, Oxford, will be: The Kooks, Declan McKenna, Yard Act, Holly Humberstone, Sea Girls, Black Honey, Peace, The Snuts, Soft Play, The Mysterines, Sundara Karma, English Teacher, The Magic Gang, Bob Vylan, Katy B, and many more.

READ MORE: 90s dance music legend Stu Allan dies after heartbreaking cancer battleKnown as the city that never sleeps, London is famed for its eclectic characters, bustling clubs and crazy nights out and elsewhere in the country, events galore are right at your fingertips.If your sights are set further, take a look at some of the best overseas events and festivals the world has to offer.If you find yourself stuck for something to do this festive season, check out the Daily Star Winter Events Guide - there’s sure to be something to suit everyone’s tastes.When? - Saturday 1 OctoberWhere? - ShoreditchWhat? - Korean soul fusion specialising in fried Korean chicken, clean vegan food, sides and “much more”.Colours has recently announced a new food residency and is excited to welcome a bit of Brighton to the streets of Shoreditch.Doors are open to the public from 1 October and Colours will be offering a delectable selection of authentic Korean dishes curated by head chef Ziyo, whose aim is to “tap into food cultures from around the world”.Plates include chicken tenders, cauliflower wings, Korean coleslaw, jackfruit burgers and loaded fries.Find out more about the venue here.When? - 15 OctoberWhere? - Leeds City CentreWhat? - Live music from Pale Waves, Sundara Karma, Swim Deep and many moreLive at Leeds is not one to be sniffed at with the likes of music royalty such as Ed Sheeran, Lizzo, Royal Blood, Stormzy and The 1975 having graced their stage in previous years.If you’re into discovering new talent, emerging artists and the freshest sounds in music right now, Leeds is the place for you.Join over 150 acts including White Lies, Working Men’s Club, Palace, Crawlers, Connie Constance at 14 venues over 165 stages.General

Pale Waves set to headline. Other names on the bill include Working Men’s Club, Baby Queen, Sea Power, Will Joseph Cook and Palace.Today (August 31), LAL organisers have confirmed over 80 more artists for the festival.

The Snuts, Everything Everything and Sundara Karma all topping the bill.Now, it’s been confirmed that the likes of Alfie Templeman, Baby Queen, Brooke Combe, Gracey, The Goa Express and The Skinner Brothers will also be taking to the stage. Other new additions include Dylan, Pastel and Afflecks Palace.“Manchester’s biggest multi-venue music festival just got even bigger,” organisers wrote on Twitter.You can see the updated line-up poster in the tweet below, and find any remaining tickets here.

We're kicking off this week's gig round-up with some exciting news! Ahead of Neighbourhood Weekender 2022, the festival organiser has announced that its Neighbourhood Festival is coming back to Manchester this October.

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Sundara Karma have shared ‘All These Dreams’, the latest cut from their fifth EP ‘Oblivion!’.The Reading band’s vibrant, guitar-driven new single draws from frontman Oscar Pollock’s emo past, with production coming from Clarence Clarity (Charli XCX, Rina Sawayama).It’s the second release from Sundara Karma’s fifth EP, which is due out on April 1 via Chess Club Records. The EP’s title track was shared along with the EP announcement last month.

Sundara Karma have announced their new EP ‘Oblivion!’ and shared its title track – you can hear the new song below.The forthcoming record follows on from the band’s November 2020 EP ‘Kill Me’. Their last studio album, ‘Ulfilas’ Alphabet’, was released in March 2019.Produced by Clarence Clarity, the ‘Oblivion!’ EP is set for release on April 1 via Chess Club Records and is available to pre-order here.Speaking about the title track, Sundara Karma’s Oscar Pollock said: “‘Oblivion!’ came together so quickly, I wrote the whole thing in about two days in the summer last year. I had been revisiting a lot of my favourite music from around 2003 and was feeling quite nostalgic at the time.

Sam Fender, Kasabian, Bombay Bicycle Club, Blossoms and The Kooks have been announced for next year’s Truck Festival.The Oxford bash makes its return at Hill Farm from July 22-24 in 2022 for its 25th anniversary, after three years away.This year, the festival was cancelled after the government failed to back up an insurance scheme for live events and it didn’t go ahead in 2020 due to the coronavirus outbreak.Other acts on the bill include Sigrid, Easy Life, Sports Team, Inhaler, Kelis, Black Honey, Sundara Karma, Shame, The Big Moon, Alfie Templeman, Yard Act, and Baby Queen.

Courteeners, Blossoms and Nothing But Thieves set to headline.The Derbyshire festival was forced to cancel both its 2020 and 2021 editions due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, organisers confirmed today (September 22) that it will return next year between July 29-31.Joining the aforementioned bill-toppers across the three days will also be the likes of Sleaford Mods, Pale Waves, Sports Team, Eve, Gabrielle, Jade Bird, Alfie Templeman and Sundara Karma.Elsewhere, Levellers are scheduled to appear in a “special guests” slot, while Vistas, Larkins and Giant Rooks appear further down the bill.

New dates for the 2021 event have also been released