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UK shows and overseas - the best new shows
by Michael Baggs | Photos by WENN.com / Press
2014 is looking busy, where gigs are concerned. This is a good and a bad thing. The good? Loads of amazing artists on the road over the coming months. The bad? How will we afford them all...
This week, Lana Del Rey announced a string of American shows, while Courtney Love revealed plans for an intimate string of UK shows. Two very different artists, but both equally exciting prospects for truly thrilling gigs.
So, to guide you through the coming months live shows and where exactly you should spend your hard-earned cash, here are the coolest new tours of 2014 that you really should get tickets for...
Shaking The Habitual arrives in the UK
Reading & Leeds warm up shows get even better
Tonight Alive, Los Campesinos! to play tiny shows
The band will play in Edinburgh, Inverness and Dundee
The good, the bad and the ugly from Twitter
More acts confirmed for this September's Welsh festival
Foo Fighters frontman voices concern
Band also cancel upcoming Bournemouth gig
The master of musical parody is back in style
Former emo frontman speaks out on his future
DJ slams today's dance music scene
The band will play nine dates in October and November
Frances Bean had public altercation with the singer
The companies will agree on five core deals
Midge Ure,Texas, Nina Nesbitt, Eddi Reader also lined up
Australian ticket website created Madonna waiting list
Canada's most prestigious music award reflects a golden era
Creepy or just true love? You decide
Vedder discussed the controversial conflict between Israel and Palestine
The country singer was meant to play five shows
Fourth studio album already in progress
'Can't Beat The Machine' became 'Mary Jane Holland'
The band's last record was released eight years ago
The London troubadour is back with a new sound
Headphones accused of being 'too bass heavy'
Singer to support Robert Plant
A thumbs up from a brave youngster