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Tears For Fears have a 4CD + Blu-Ray expanded edition of their 1989 classic ‘The Seeds of Love’ on the way in October.

Jarvis Cocker keen to appear in a musical adapted of a dystopian-fantasy novel from the 60s, according to singer Jolie Holland, who has shared the news via her Instagram account.

DMA’s have added a further six shows for Sydney bringing the total to 12 live performances across July and August.

DMA’s will perform six shows across three dates from July for Sydney.

Boy George hung up on Australian breakfast radio host Neil Breen on Friday morning during a live interview.

DMA’s have delayed the release of their album, ‘The Glow’, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The attempt to make Jarvis Cocker’s ‘C**ts Are Still Running The World’ the number one song in the UK looks like it may just pay off.

Supergrass are back together to celebrate their 25th anniversary.

With DMA’s ‘Unplugged’ on vinyl a week away here is the preview of the album with the track ‘In The Air’.

Noel Gallagher has reminded fans just how much he hates Christmas ahead of the 2018 celebrations.

Noel Gallagher has taunted Liam Gallagher by flaunting the financial boost he’s had from his estranged brother playing Oasis songs at gigs.

Blur’s Alex James is the host of a new cooking show ‘Recipes That Rock’ made in Australia for the 7 Network.

Menswear’s singer has announced his first performance in 15 years.

Despite being seven months out, David Bowie is the overwhelming favourite to land the Mercury Music Prize according to Paddy Power for his stunning comeback album The Next Day.

Playing the Camden Barfly for Xfm Presents… and War Child, Suede stunned the gathered few with new material.

Member of Longpigs and Pulp, guest of Arctic Monkeys and Elbow, and solo artist Richard Hawley will hit Australia in 2013.

Late ’80s British shoe gazers Ride are giving their classic album ‘Going Blank Again’ the 20th Anniversary treatment, as well as reissues for their five other albums; ‘Smile’, ‘Nowhere’, ‘Carnival of Light’, ‘Tarantula’ and ‘OX4-The Best Of’.