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A week after her drugs scandal N-Dubs’s Tulisa has been dealt another blow. She has had to deal with a crazy fan harassing her this week. The man turned up at her house, had an altercation with her PA and was later arrested by the police.
Ted Dwayne has undergone brain surgery following the discovery of a clot on his brain. The replacement performer for the bands set at Bonnaroo was announced as Jack Johnson.
Kim Deal has announced that she has left The Pixies. The Pixies issued the following statement regarding her departure: “We are sad to say that Kim Deal has decided to leave the Pixies. We are very proud to have worked with her on and off over the last 25 years. Despite her decision to move on, we will always consider her a member of the Pixies, and her place will always be here for her. We wish her all the best.”
The Cribs’s Ryan Jarman was hospitalised this week with a kidney infection. The Cribs do not believe that this will affect any upcoming shows.
Geoff Travis, the founder of Rough Trade is to be honoured at this year’s Independent Music Awards. The music shop and subsequent record label have been in operation since the 1970s.
Churches are set to release their debut album. The Bones of What You Believe will be available in September; it will feature their new single Gun which will be released in July.
The Black Lips are recording new material and they have enlisted help from The Black Keys Patrick Carney.
Goldfrapp’s new album shall be released in September.
Emeli Sande has been awarded an honorary degree by the University of Glasgow. Her degree was awarded to the singer for her contribution to music.
Andrew Stockdale will be touring later this year. Tickets for his tour are available via www.livenation.co.uk.
30th October – King Tuts, Glasgow
31st October – Academy 3, Manchester
3rd November – o2 Academy 2, Birmingham
4th November – o2 Academy, Islington, London
Make sure you go to www.livenation.co.uk to get your tickets for Bullet For My Valentine’s December tour.
1st December – Manchester Arena, Manchester
2nd December – SECC, Glasgow
3rd December – NIA, Birmingham
5th December – Wembley Arena, London
6th December – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
Cloud Control will be playing four UK dates in September.
23rd September – XOYO, London
24th September – Deaf Institute, Manchester
25th September – King Tuts, Glasgow
26th September – Hare & Hounds, Birmingham
Tickets to see The Darkness on their November/December tour are available via www.livenation.co.uk.
13th November – Electric Ballroom, London
15th November – Pavilion, Bath
16th November – Uni, Plymouth
17th November – Coal Exchange, Cardiff
19th November – Tivoli, Buckley
20th November – Grand Hall, Kilmarnock
21st November – Iron Works, Inverness
23rd November – Limelight, Belfast
24th November – Olympia, Dublin
26th November – Engine Shed, Lincoln
27th November – Empire, Middlesbrough
28th November – Picturedome, Holmfirth
29th November – Baths Hall, Scunthorpe
1st December – 53 Degrees, Preston
2nd December – Wulfrun, Wolverhampton
3rd December – Spa Assembly, Leamington
6th December – Pyramids, Portsmouth
7th December – Concorde 2, Brighton
8th December – Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone
10th December – City Hall, Salisbury
11th December – Hall, Dorking
12th December – o2 Academy, Oxford
14th December – Roadmenders, Northampton
15th December – o2 Academy, Leicester
16th December – UEA, Norwich
Disclosure will be touring in November.
16th November – o2 Academy, Bristol
18th November – o2 Academy, Leeds
19th November – o2 Academy, Newcastle
22nd November – Warehouse Project, Manchester
23rd November – o2 Academy, Sheffield
24th November – Rock City, Nottingham (Sold Out)
25th November – Brighton Dome, Brighton
27th November – o2 Academy, Birmingham
28th November – o2 Academy Brixton, London (Sold Out)
29th November – o2 Academy Brixton, London
Emily’s Army will be touring in July. Tickets are available via www.gigsandtours.com.
15th July – Lexington, London
17th July – o2 Academy 2, Liverpool
19th July – Hobo’s, Bridgend
21st July – o2 Academy 3, Birmingham
24th July – Cockpit, Leeds
25th July – Sound Control, Manchester
The Family Rain will be ending the year with a headlining tour. Are you going?
21st October – King Tuts, Glasgow
22nd October – Reds Bar, Northumbria
23rd October – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham
24th October – Queens Social, Sheffield
25th October – Ruby Lounge, Manchester
26th October – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
28th October – Thekla, Bristol
29th October – The Library @ The Institute, Birmingham
30th October – Heaven, London
31st October – Komedia, Bath
1st November – o2 Academy, Oxford
2nd November – Joiners, Southampton
3rd November – Concorde 2, Brighton
Check out Foy Vance on the following live dates.
19th June – Vicar Street, Dublin (supporting Bonnie Raitt)
20th June – Bushmills Live, Bushmills, Northern Ireland
21st June – Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow (supporting Bonnie Raitt)
22nd June – Empire Theatre, Liverpool (supporting Bonnie Raitt)
24th June – Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle (supporting Bonnie Raitt)
25th June – Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham (supporting Bonnie Raitt)
27th June – Royal Albert Hall, London (supporting Bonnie Raitt)
13th July – T in the Park, Scotland
19th July – Truck Festival, Oxford
26th July – Kendal Calling, Cumbria
3rd August – Independence Festival, Cork, Ireland
15th August – Tennent’s Vital 2013, Belfast, Northern Ireland
14th September – Southsea Festival, Portsmouth
Happy Mondays are touring in November and December. Tickets are available via www.gigsandtours.com.
21st November – Kings Hall, Canterbury
22nd November – The Forum, London
23rd November – The Ritz, Manchester
25th November – UEA, Norwich
28th November – o2 Academy, Leicester
29th November – o2 Academy, Newcastle
30th November – o2 Academy, Leeds
1st December – o2 Academy, Glasgow
4th December – The Forum, Hertfordshire
5th December – o2 Academy, Bournemouth
6th December – o2 Academy, Birmingham
7th December – o2 Academy, Liverpool
12th December – o2 Academy, Sheffield
13th December – o2 Academy, Oxford
14th December – o2 Academy, Bristol
JLS have added extra dates to their Goodbye tour. Tickets are available via www.gigsandtours.com.
4th December – Capital FM Arena, Nottingham
6th December – AECC, Aberdeen
7th December – Hydro Arena, Glasgow
9th December – Echo Arena, Liverpool
10th December – Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield
11th December – LG Arena, Birmingham
12th December – Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle
13th December – LG Arena, Birmingham
14th December – Manchester Arena, Manchester (Matinee)
14th December – Manchester Arena, Manchester
16th December – Brighton Centre, Brighton
17th December – Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth
18th December – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff (Sold Out)
20th December – Leeds Arena, Leeds
21st December – The o2, London
22nd December – The o2, London (Matinee)
22nd December – The o2, London
Josh Ritter has announced details of up and coming live performances.
23rd July – Village Underground, London
24th July – Village Underground, London
27th October – Pocktoberst, East Yorkshire
28th October – RNCN, Manchester
29th October – Fruit Market, Glasgow
30th October – St. George’s Church, Bristol
10th November – The Barbican, London
Check out Keston Cobblers Club when they tour in September.
23rd September – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham (Sold Out)
24th September – Sticky Mikes, Brighton
25th September – Thekla, Bristol
26th September – Borderline, London (Sold Out)
27th September – The Castle, Manchester (Sold Out)
29th September – The Castle, Manchester
30th September – Hare & Hounds, Birmingham
Tickets for Marques Toliver will be touring in October. Tickets are available via www.livenation.co.uk.
1st October – Bush Hall, London
2nd October – The Haunt, Brighton
3rd October – Deaf Institute, Manchester
McFly will be playing four live dates at the Royal Albert Hall in September. Tickets are available via www.livenation.co.uk.
19th September – Royal Albert Hall, London
20th September – Royal Albert Hall, London
21st September – Royal Albert Hall, London
22nd September – Royal Albert Hall, London
MK1’s tour starts this week.
19th June – o2 Academy, Leicester
20th June – o2 Academy, Sheffield
21st June – Classic Grand, Glasgow
22nd June – o2 Academy, Newcastle
23rd June – o2 Academy, Manchester
24th June – Sugarmill, Stoke
26th June –Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
27th June – o2 Academy, Oxford
28th June – o2 Academy, Birmingham
29th June – o2 Academy Islington, London
Motionless In White are touring in September.
12th September – Academy 1, Dublin
13th September – Mandela Hall, Belfast
14th September – Garage, Glasgow
15th September – o2 Academy 2, Newcastle
16th September – Academy, Manchester
18th September – Cockpit, Leeds
19th September – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham
20th September – o2 Academy 2, Birmingham
21st September – The Forum, London
22nd September – The Fleece, Bristol
23rd September – Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth
Public Service Broadcasting are set to play an epic number of live dates over the next few months.
21st June – Hidden Hill Festival, North Lincoln
22nd June – The Trades Club, West Yorkshire
30th June – Glastonbury, Somerset
5th July – Blissfields, Winchester
6th July – Fling Festival, Chelmsford
7th July – Live from Jodrell Bank, Macclesfield (with New Order)
7th July – Beat-Herder, Lancashire
12th July – Sin City, Swansea
13th July – Hyde Park, London (with Rolling Stones)
14th July – Leefest, Kent
17th July – The Lexington, London (AIM Awards Warm-Up)
19th July – Truck Festival, Oxford
20th July – Tramlines Festival, Sheffield
21st July – Deer Shed Festival, North Yorkshire
26th July – Secret Garden Party, Huntingdon
27th July – Wickerman, Dundrennan
28th July – Kendal Calling, Lake District
2nd August – Y-Not Festival, Derbyshire
3rd August – Standon Calling, Hertfordshire
4th August – Wickham Festival, Wickham
10th August – Esquires, Bedford
14th August – Assembly Rooms, Leamington Spa
15th August – Reading Arts, Reading
18th August – Greenman Festival, Glanusk
29th August – Phoenix, Exeter
30th August – ArcTanGent Festival, Bristol
31st August – Jersey Live, Jersey
1st September – End of the Road, Salisbury
13th September – Ramsbottom Festival, Lancashire
14th September – Wirksworth Festival, Derbyshire
Ticket for Queen Of The Stone Age’s November tour are available via www.livenation.co.uk.
16th November – Hydro Arena, Glasgow
17th November – o2 Arena, Dublin
18th November – Odyssey, Belfast
20th November – Manchester Arena, Manchester
21st November – NIA, Birmingham
22nd November – Wembley Arena, London
Taffy will be touring next month.
12th July – Electric Palace, Bridport (supporting The Wedding Present)
13th July – Spa Complex, Scarborough (supporting The Wedding Present)
14th July – The Leopard, Doncaster
15th July – Think Tank, Newcastle
17th July – Camden Black Heart – Club AC30 Night, London
18th July – Thunderbolt, Bristol
19th July – The Basement, York
20th July – Sneaky Petes, Edinburgh (Support Show)
21st July – Night & Day, Manchester
22nd July – King Tuts, Glasgow
Union J have announced details of a tour. Tickets are available via www.livenation.co.uk.
14th December – New Theatre, Oxford
15th December – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
16th December – City Hall, Sheffield
18th December – Pavilions, Plymouth
19th December – Brighton Centre, Brighton
21st December – o2 Apollo, Manchester
22nd December – BIC, Bournemouth
23rd December – Apollo, Hammersmith (Matinee)
23rd December – Apollo, Hammersmith
28th December – City Hall, Newcastle
29th December – Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
30th December – o2 Apollo, Manchester
3rd January – Regent, Ipswich
5th January – Colston Hall, Bristol
6th January – Echo Two at Echo Arena, Liverpool
7th January – Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow
9th January – Opera House, Blackpool
10th January – NIA, Birmingham
Kveikur – Sigur Ros
In a Perfect World – Kodaline
The Wack Album – The Lonely Island
Grinning Streak – Barenaked Ladies
Seven Year Setlist – The View