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Listen to Mary In The Junkyard’s nostalgic new single ‘This Is My California’

Mary In the Junkyard have shared their nostalgic new single ‘This Is My California’ – check it out below.Produced by Craig Silvey (Sam Fender, Wunderhorse), the song sees the band – comprised of Clari Freeman-Taylor, Saya Barbaglia and David Addsion – paint a soothing picture of their own paradise with Freeman-Taylor’s soft vocals and Barbaglia deep bass lines.Speaking about the track in a press release, the band shared: “‘This Is My California’ is a nostalgic song about finding my own dreams. Seeing ‘California’ through films and tv always felt like a paradise or idea of success that didn’t really resonate with me.“Also in the song there’s a lot of lyrics about “Something lifting you out” – growing up me and my friends would climb everything, roofs and trees, maybe to feel like we were escaping the place we were in or feel a kind of wonder of how small it was from high up.”The new song follows their debut EP ‘This Old House‘ which was released earlier this year.

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Glastonbury 2025: Coach and ticket packages sell out in 32 minutes as fans react to new queuing system

Glastonbury Festival 2025 sold out in just 32 minutes after going on sale tonight (November 14).Tickets went on sale at 6pm GMT with fans hoping to attend the UK’s biggest festival from June 25 to 29 next year.See Tickets announced after 25 minutes that Wednesday coach tickets had sold out, while 32 minutes after the sale began, the festival announced on social media: “The Glastonbury 2025 tickets + coach travel which were on sale this evening have now all been sold.

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Benefits respond to fan suggestions with price cap and curfew for upcoming UK tour

Benefits have responded to fan suggestions and implemented both a price cap and a curfew for their upcoming tour of the UK.The Teesside duo shared details of a new tour across the UK yesterday (November 13) – alongside the announcement that they had teamed up with Pete Doherty for single ‘Relentless’ and are planning to release new album ‘Constant Noise’.Commencing on April 22, the tour is comprised of 11 shows across the country, and launches with a gig at the Hebden Bridge Trades Club, before making stops in Hull, Nottingham, Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester and more. A slot at the Lexington venue in London is also scheduled for April 25.Tickets go on sale at 10am tomorrow (November 15), and will be available here.Now, the band have taken to X/Twitter to confirm that they will be making the shows more accessible for fans by implementing both a price cap at £12 per ticket and enforcing a 10pm curfew.You might remember us asking what could be made to improve gigs in this age of spiralling costs + venues closing.

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Robbie Williams to headline Newcastle’s inaugural Come Together Festival 2025 with Kaiser Chiefs, Perrie and more

Robbie Williams will headline Newcastle’s inaugural Come Together Festival 2025, with Kaiser Chiefs, Perrie and more set to join.The festival will take place at Newcastle’s Town Moor from 4-8 June, with the former Take That star set to headline on the first day – marking his first performance in Newcastle since 2015.With a capacity of over 45,000, Come Together claims it will be the “biggest festival ever in the North East”, with its line-up spanning “rock, pop, and indie favourites”. It also promises to provide “a wide range of ticket pricing options” to make “world-class music accessible to everyone”.Alongside Williams, Kaiser Chiefs, Perrie, Andrew Cushin, Lottery Winners, Nell Mescal, Guy Sebastian, Deco, Sonny Tennet, Charlie Floyd and Harriet Rose have been announced as part of the festival’s first wave of names.Speaking about his headline slot, Williams said: “I am stoked to headline what is essentially my own one-day festival, and where better than Newcastle? Howay, it’s ganna be mint man.

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Rammstein’s Till Lindemann adds Wembley Arena London show to 2025 ‘Meine Welt’ European tour

Rammstein‘s Till Lindemann has added a new show at London’s Wembley Arena to his 2025 ‘Meine Welt’ European tour.The German singer is slated to take over the arena in the capital on November 4, 2025. The show will be part of his solo tour which will see him make his way across Europe with stops in Germany, Netherlands, France, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Turkey, Bulgaria, Croatia and Switzerland.Aesthetic Perfection will serve as opening support on all dates.

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The Great Escape announce first wave of artists for 2025 line-up

The Great Escape has announced the first wave of artists for its 2025 line-up, including CATTY, Miss Kaninna and Luvcat.The festival, held annually at Brighton and Hove, revealed the list earlier today (November 13). Its 2025 edition will be held from May 14 to 17.Also among the 50 names are jazz group corto.alto, worldbeat up-and-comers Sirens Of Lesbos, indie rock band Laundromat Chicks, R&B singer RUBII and fast-rising duo Disgusting Sisters.

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Primavera Sound reveal 2025 day splits for line-up