Neighbourhood Festival – This Is Soundcheck

New Releases Tour News

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Sophie & The Giants Return With New Single & UK Tour

Alt-pop songsmiths, Sophie and the Giants are back with the brand new single ‘Break the Silence’. ‘Break The Silence’ finds

New Releases Tour News

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Miles Kane Announces New Single & UK Tour

Following a string of summer festival dates and currently working on a new album, Miles Kane returns with his latest

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Mercury Prize Nominees The Big Moon To Go On Tour

It’s been a hectic eighteen months for London’s The Big Moon. Mapped out largely on the road across the US,