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The British indie-pop veterans will play seven dates across Auckland, Wellington, and five Australian capital cities before calling it a day.

The former Beatle will appear at the Roundhouse in Camden Town on June 10 to discuss his new solo album and the stories behind it.
Bizarro announces three east coast events across Labour Day weekend in October 2026, with Barry Can't Swim, Interplanetary Criminal and Richie Hawtin topping the bills.
A new date at Marvel Stadium on Feb. 10 brings the Australian run to five shows, with presale opening June 3 for ARMY members.
Presale allocations were gone within hours and general tickets followed instantly. The Sept. 24 show marks the world premiere of his new stadium production.
The Louisville singer launches a 61-date world tour on Aug. 27, hitting Madison Square Garden, Red Rocks, and closing in Auckland in January 2027.

Iceage, Bassvictim, and Charlotte Adigery & Bolis Pupul are among the first confirmed acts for Pitchfork Paris 2026.
The Bristol collective returns to Australia for the first time since 2010, with arena shows confirmed in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne next August.

From a diss-laden freestyle to a State Property reunion, Jay-Z delivered a landmark solo headline set at Roots Picnic for the first time in over five years.

Jay-Z headlined Roots Picnic 2026 on May 30 at Belmont Plateau in Philadelphia, delivering special guests, freestyle disses, and a career-spanning setlist.

Charlie Puth turned his MSG headline show into a parade of surprise guests, including Art Garfunkel, Jimmy Fallon, Busta Rhymes and Kirk Franklin.
Kanye West told the Istanbul crowd he had just set the record for the largest stadium performance of all time, drawing a reported 118,000 fans to Atatürk Olympic Stadium.