In a May 2025 interview with Rolling Stone Brasil , Paice confirmed that Deep Purple had begun working on new material for their next album due for a possible 2026 release.
On 22 April 2025, the band released “The Sound of Violence”, an outtake from the Tooled Up sessions, for streaming and download.
In 2025, Idol was nominated for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the first time. Idol said Steve Stevens is nominated with him, and they will both be inducted into the Hall should Idol be selected for induction. On 26 February, Idol announced his first studio…
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In 2018, Wire released multi-disc special editions of their first three albums. Each album was housed in a book containing lyrics and other information about the album. The three releases collected non-LP singles and the demo sessions from this era along with remastered versions of the original albums. Also in…
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In April 2025, Ash released a cover the Harry Belafonte song, ” Jump in the Line “.
In April 2025, the band announced a tour of UK and Ireland venues to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the album “Get to Heaven”. In April 2026, they also held an Australian tour celebrating the 10th anniversary same album , supported by Hayden Thorpe , Frontman of the Wild Beasts…
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Their 2019 album Deserted was recorded in a studio near to Joshua Tree National Park . In an interview, they described how “the rugged landscape informed the highly diverse collection of songs they wrote”. Their 2021 album Exquisite was remotely recorded due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Mekons released the…
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Mumford & Sons released their first album in seven years, Rushmere , on 28 March 2025. The announcement was made in January alongside an official trailer including snippets of new music and behind-the-scenes studio footage. Its lead single, also titled “Rushmere” was released two days later, on 17 January. The…
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On 21 March 2025, Bastille announced the From All Sides Tour, taking place throughout November 2025 to celebrate 15 years of the band.
On 20 March 2025, The Zutons announced via their Facebook page that Sean Payne had left the band, and would be replaced on tour by Paul Maguire, former drummer with the Stairs . Maguire had previously played with the Zutons in 2004 when Payne broke his fingers.