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Foals returned with their first studio effort since 2015, ‘Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1′ in 2019 – with’ Part 2′ put out in October that year – and frontman Yannis Philippakis has revealed he and his bandmates have started tinkering with ideas for new music, though he has no idea when a follow-up will be released.

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, August 08, Annie-Marie, Bazzi, Charli XCX, Coldplay, Death Cab For Cutie, Foals, Gerard Way, Grouplove, Little Dragon, Morgan Evans, Rita Ora, Rob Thomas, Royal Blood, Rudimental and Why Don’t We are all Warner Music artists taking part in ‘Got Ya Back’.

Foals and James Arthur are involved in a close race Number 1 on this week’s Official Albums Chart.

Major new titles coming this week from: Jessica Mauboy, James Arthur, Deez Nuts, Jimmy Eats World, Japanese Wallpaper, Alter Bridge, Foals, Clipping, Bad//Dreems, YUNGBLUD (EP), Catherine Britt, Patrick Watson, Christie Lamb, Idina Menzel, Ups & Downs, Underground Lovers, Ali Barter, Nick Murphy, Airbourne and a new Like a Version compilation.

The Splendour in the Grass sideshows have been announced.

Major new titles coming this week from: Buckcherry, H.E.R., Maren Morris, Amanda Palmer, Paul Weller (Live), Foals, Kerser, James Morrison (UK), Dido, Flight of the Conchords (Live), Sigrid, Tim Rogers, Juice WRLD, Sasami, Mick Thomas, Celtic Woman, David Bridie, Townes Van Zandt and David Gray.

The Falls Festival in Lorne is already sold-out but here are 28 more acts you will see if you scored a ticket.

Sydney and Melbourne will be treated to a busy January with Falls sideshows announced for Soak, The Macabees, Gary Clark Jr, Discloure, Django Django, Halsey and Foals.

The Weeknd, The Paper Kites, Ash, Foals, Motorhead, Last Dinoaurs, Gin Wigmore, Icehouse (live), Ms Murphy and Nero lead the week’s new music releases.

The first line-up for the Falls Festival for 2015 has been revealed.

Splendour In The Grass returned to the North Byron Parklands in 2014 with perhaps their best lineup yet!

A UK bookie has given odds on David Bowie and Arctic Monkeys as winners for the Mercury Music Prize.

For day two of Fuji Rock in Japan, Jonny O’Hara reports on Bjork, Foals and The Bawdies for Noise11.

Melbourne’s Buchanan will perform east coast Australian dates throughout July in support of their debut album ‘Human Spring’.

Irish cult favourites, My Bloody Valentine have recently been added to the line up to this year’s Fuji Rock Festival, which takes place on the green slopes of Naeba Ski Resort, Japan, in late July.

Melbourne band Buchanan are preparing for the release of their debut album ‘Human Spring’ on May 10.

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.