The tour was announced in September of 2021, and was slated to feature new music from the singer, as well as setlists full of classic Idol tunes. Idol would also be joined on the tour by his long-time collaborator and lead guitarist Steve Stevens. For both Idol and his fans, the commencement of this tour would mark the “White Wedding” singer’s first live appearances in the UK since 2018.

Idol took to social media to declare the unfortunate news regarding the tour, saying: “As many of you know, this year has dealt me some health challenges which are nearly, but not quite resolved…While my recovery is almost complete, I have been given doctor’s orders to stay off the road until August – and so it is with great frustration that we must reschedule The Roadside Tour dates in the UK and Europe from June and July to September and October of this year.”

You can find tickets to Idol’s rescheduled tour here, and you can see the new dates at the end of the article.

As for support on the tour, American rockers The Go-Go’s were originally slated to appear on the bill for all six UK dates, however it has since been revealed that they are unable to perform on the newly scheduled dates. The band’s slot will now be filled by beloved NYC indie rockers Television.

Idol said of this on social media: “Sadly, The Go-Go’s are no longer able to join us in the UK. I wish them the best and hope we can play together in the future…I am thrilled that now opening all UK shows will be Television, one of my favourite bands from the original New York punk scene and an inspiration to me throughout my career. I will be honoured to share the stage with them and hope everyone will come early to enjoy their set.”

You can view the rescheduled dates for the UK leg of Idol’s tour down below.

13/10/2022 – AO Arena- Manchester
17/10 – Motorpoint Arena- Cardiff
19/10 – OVO Arena- Wembley
21/10 – OVO Hydro- Glasgow
23/10 – Resorts World Arena- Birmingham
25/10 – First Direct Arena- Leeds

The star told fans in an emotional video posted to Instagram “Hi everyone – well, here we are again and I’m so sorry that we have to change our tour plans for Europe one more time, First we had to move the shows because of the pandemic, now this is my health issues that is causing us to postpone some shows.

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The statement continued: “Unfortunately, we have to cancel some too. The good news is that I’m doing a little bit better. It’s going very slow and it’s very frustrating for me. I’m getting treatment from my doctors, taking medication, but I’m still experiencing some spasms and it’s taking a lot longer for me to recover than I had hoped. I need to be in top shape when I’m on stage. I honestly can’t wait. But I’m just not there yet. Just telling you how I feel – and I wanted you to know that I’m sorry for this news. I know you’ve all waited so long for the concerts and I appreciate your loyalty. By now I am convinced that you should be so fed up with all of this and waiting for so long. But all I can say is that I’m doing my very best to get back to the level that I need to be so that I can give 100 per cent at my shows – cos that’s what you deserve.”

Dion also thanked fans for their support, and also expressed her support for Ukraine at the end of the video. “I hope and pray that this war ends soon, Sending you all my love and prayers for peace.”

Celin Dion Courage Tour Dates:

24/02/23 O2 Arena – Prague, Czech Republic
27//02 SP Arena – Mannheim, Germany
01/03 Lanxess Arena – Cologne, Germany
03/03 Waldbühne – Berlin, Germany
06/03 Barclaycard Arena – Hamburg, Germany
08/03 Hallenstadion – Zurich, Switzerland
09/03 Hallenstadion Zurich, Switzerland
12/03 Atlas Arena – Lodz, Poland
14/03 Tauron Arena – Krakow, Poland
16/03 Laszlo Papp Budapest Arena – Budapest, Hungary
18/03 Arena Zagreb – Zagreb, Croatia
20/03 Munich, Olympiahalle – Munich, Germany
22/03 Wiener Stadthalle – Vienna, Austria
26/03 Utilita Arena – Birmingham, UK
27/03 Utilita Arena – Birmingham, UK
30/03 3Arena – Dublin, Ireland
31/03 3Arena – Dublin, Ireland
02/04 OVO Hydro – Glasgow, UK
03/04 OVO Hydro – Glasgow, UK
05/04 AO Arena – Manchester, UK
06/04 AO Arena – Manchester, UK
10/04 O2 Arena – London, UK
11/04 O2 Arena – London, UK
26/08 Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam, Netherlands
27/08 Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam, Netherlands
29/08 Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam, Netherlands
17/09 Sportpaleis – Antwerp, Belgium
18/09 Sportpaleis – Antwerp, Belgium
20/09 Sportpaleis – Antwerp, Belgium
23/09 Royal Arena – Copenhagen, Denmark
24/09 Royal Arena – Copenhagen, Denmark
27/09 Telenor Arena – Oslo, Norway
28/09 Telenor Arena – Oslo Norway
30/09 Friends Arena – Stockholm, Sweden
03/10 Hartwall Arena – Helsinki, Finland
04/10 Hartwall Arena – Helsinki, Finland

Hi folks, delighted to FINALLY announce the rescheduled UK dates for The Never Ending Tour of Everywhere. With pre-sale tickets going live on 12th April at 12pm you can enter your details on the pre-sale form to gain access.https://t.co/EC4DJgTSiD pic.twitter.com/Hz9UYfPZj6

— Frank Turner (@frankturner) April 8, 2022

The forthcoming shows will be in support of Turner’s newest album FTHC, his ninth full-length album. It was received warmly by fans and critics, with Spectrum Culture saying of the album: “As Turner grows wiser, “hardcore” has become less a sonic palette and more a philosophy. Even if he was talking the talk years ago, a decade of learning and listening forced him to walk the walk…Turner couldn’t have come out with this album 10 years ago. Like a hero’s journey, Turner has returned to what he knows and loves with a newfound appreciation for the environment that shaped him.”

Turner began his career as the vocalist of London post-hardcore band Million Dead and kicked off his solo career in 2005 after the group split. His debut solo release was an E.P. entitled Campfire Punkrock, and released his first full-length effort, Sleep is for the Week, in 2007. Wasting little time and proving himself to be prolific, Turner began to record his second album Love, Ire and Song in late 2007, and then went on to release it in March of 2008.

Turner has released seven full-length albums since then; 2009’s Poetry of the Deed, 2011’s England Keep My Bones, 2013’s Tape Deck Heart, 2015’s Positive Songs for Negative People, 2018’s Be More Kind and 2019’s No Man’s Land, prior to his aforementioned ninth album FTHC.

Turner’s rescheduled shows will take place between September 21^st and October 14^th. The dates can be viewed down below. More information regarding Turner’s upcoming dates for April and May can be found here.

21/09/2022- Hexagon- Reading
23/09 -O2 Academy Sheffield- Sheffield
24/09 –  O2 Academy Oxford- Oxford
25/09 – O2 Academy Brixton- London
27/09 – Rock City- Nottingham
28/09 – O2 Institute- Birmingham
30/09 – Junction- Cambridge
01/10 – UEA- Norwich
02/10 –O2 Academy Leeds- Leeds
04/10 – Galvanizers- Glasgow
05/10 – Liquid Room- Edinburgh
07/10 –HMV Empire- Coventry
08/10 –O2 Academy Liverpool- Liverpool
09/10 –Lemon Tree- Aberdenn
11/10 –Academy- Manchester
12/10 – Tramshed- Cardiff
13/10 – O2 Academy Bristol- Bristol
14/10 – O2 Guildhall- Southampton

Following her usual schedule, it’s only in recent months since her 30 album was released that we have heard more from the infamous singer as she took a step back from the spotlight six years ago, post her number one album ’25’ which featured hits such as “Hello“, “When We Were Young” and “Send My Love (To Your New Lover)“. During this hiatus, she continued to work on her fourth studio album ‘30‘ and deal with her rollercoaster personal life that continued to taint the pages of the often invasive UK press. From her emergence in 2008 with her first hit being “Chasing Pavements” released in 2008 and peaking at number 21 in the official UK charts, it has been evident that Adele cares deeply not only for her craft but also those that support her, her fans. Throughout the years she has performed to thousands of fans in stadium across the world, and at any opportunity she tries to engage with those in the audiences whether its giving honest advice and narrative between her setlist’s or allowing one fan to propose on her stage whilst she serenaded the happy couple (see here) – Adele remains humble by all accounts.

In the video, posted only yesterday, Adele can be heard emotionally explaining “I’m so sorry but my show isn’t ready, we’ve tried absolutely everything we can to put it together in time and for it to be good enough for you but we’ve been absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and COVID” she then continues to express “I’m really really sorry, I’m really sorry we’re on it now, we’re gonna reschedule all of the dates.”.

All dates will be rescheduled
More info coming soon
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— Adele (@Adele) January 20, 2022

Despite her disappointment and “embarrass[ment]” due to the situation being out of her control, the video has received over 75,000 messages of support from both fans and fellow celebs. One writes “Minor set back for a major comeback! We still love you, thoughts and prayers for you and your team” whilst Radio One presenter and close friend Greg James wrote “‘Trust the process, go with your gut, its also Friday, so its the weekend! Cheer Up! Wayyy ayyyy!’ – Adeles own advice when she was on the radio a few months ago.”

Adele is also due to perform this summer at ‘The British Summer Time‘ in Hyde Park on the 1st and 2nd of July. Tickets can be purchased here.

The band said in a tweet that they were “absolutely gutted” to be forced into postponing their upcoming run of shows, but as the band said “people’s safety and access to our concerts is of the utmost importance to us and we feel that is something we can’t ensure at these large indoor shows”.

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— Wolf Alice (@wolfalicemusic) January 4, 2022

Now following on from that news of the postponement, the shows have now been rescheduled and are set to be played across February and March, beginning in Glasgow at the Barrowland Ballroom on February 14, 15 and 16, followed by three London shows at the Hammersmith Apollo.

In a statement also posted on their social media, Wolf Alice stated “We are sorry to announce that due to high Covid case numbers, risk and the complexity of navigating a tour through countries with disparate entry and lockdown requirements that we are postponing the Mainland European leg of our Blue Weekend tour, We are moving as many of these dates as possible to November, we wish it was sooner, but with a majority of acts rescheduling at the same time it is super hard to find availabilities.

They then continued “Our UK tour will now take place in February if it is safe at that point to do so. All rescheduled dates are here, all original tickets are still valid and if you can not make the new date you can get a refund. We are so sorry for this inconvenience, know that we are desperate to come and play for you especially in the places we haven’t been for so long and that when we can the joy will be all the more immense!!!” they added, announcing that their Irish shows in Dublin are yet to be rescheduled but that new dates are coming soon.

pic.twitter.com/qCNBsHnV71 — Wolf Alice (@wolfalicemusic) January 12, 2022

Fans who attend one of the band’s rescheduled dates will get to hear many tunes from their third album and latest release, Blue Weekend, which was released back in June via Dirty Hit.

Wolf Alice rescheduled UK Tour Dates:

02/14/22 Barrowland Ballroom – Galsgow
02/15 Barrowland Ballroom – Glasgow
02/16 Barrowland Ballroom – Glasgow
02/18 Eventim Apollo – London
02/19 Eventim Apollo – London
02/20 Eventim Apollo – London
02/22 Mountford Hall – Liverpool
02/23 O2 Academy – Bristol
02/24 Pavilions – Plymouth
02/26 UEA – Norwich
02/28 O2 City Hall – Newscastle
03/01 O2 Academy – Sheffield
03/03 O2 Apollo – Manchester
03/04 O2 Apollo – Manchester
03/05 De La Warr Pavilion – Bexhill-on-Sea
03/07 O2 Guildhall – Southampton
03/08 O2 Academy – Bristol
03/09 O2 Academy – Birmingham

The tour will now kick-off at Buxton Opera House on Tuesday 14th June 2022, and calls in at Brighton, London, Holmfirth and Bury St. Edmunds before culminating at Frome Cheese & Grain on Tuesday 21st June 2022. Although the new date for Trout’s show at Gateshead Sage is still to be announced.

Tickets to all six shows are on sale from Planet Rock Tickets right now. You can see the poster below.

Walter Trout released his latest album Ordinary Madness back in August 2020. It was recorded at the private Los Angeles studio of Doors guitarist Robby Krieger. The former John Mayall’s Blues Breakers and Canned Heat axeman recorded the album in early 2020 shortly before most of the world went into lockdown.

The musician recently spoke with Planet Radio about the impact of the Covid-19 crisis when it came to writing his album “There’s a lot of extraordinary madness going on, This album started because I was dealing with the flaws and weakness inside me. But it ended up being about everyone.”

Trout’s career began on the Jersey coast scene of the late 1960s and early 1970s. When he relocated to Los Angeles, he became a sideman for John Lee Hooker, Percy Mayfield, Big Mama Thornton and Joe Tex, among others. Then through the 80s he was the lead guitarist for Canned Heat and followed in the footsteps of famous guitarists such as Eric Clapton and Peter Green to be lead guitarist in John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers.

Trout then left the Bluesbreakers in 1989 and formed the Walter Trout Band which developed a successful following across Europe and especially in Scandinavia. He soon changed the band name again to Walter Trout and the Radicals when he released his self-titled US debut album, and after going few some minor tweaks are now just currently called Walter Trout.

Though he has been recording and touring prolifically in North and Central America, Europe, Australia, and India he has returned to UK where he most recently toured in October 2019. Then the year before, he rocked the main stage at Planet Rockstock. You can see below the dates for his latest tour.

Walter Trout UK Tour Dates:

06/14/22 Buxton Opera House – Buxton
06/16 Concorde 2 – Brighton
06/17 O2 Islington Academy – London
06/18 Picturedrome – Holmfirth
06/20 The Apex – Burt St Edmunds
06/21 Cheese & Grain – Frome

The run will now kick off in February, although the Welsh band is yet to confirm any actual dates. In a statement shared on Instagram today (January 4), the band noted that a new slate of shows will be announced in the coming days.

In their statement, Neck Deep confirmed that their decision to postpone the All Distortions Are Intentional Tour was due to the rise of COVID-19’s Omicron variant, as well as “the ongoing restrictions in Ireland and Scotland”. The band also informed fans that all tickets purchased for the old shows will remain valid for rescheduled dates.

“This is not a decision we make lightly, As our friends in Sleeps have rightly pointed out, at this time when the government fails to provide clear direction and guidance regarding events, hospitality and entertainment, it feels necessary to take it upon ourselves to do what we think is right for our fans.”

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US rapper Nothing, Nowhere, has also had to back out of the tour due to issues with scheduling. Their replacement will be named at some point in January, although fans will be happy to hear that hardcore group Higher Power and pop-punk outfit Happydaze will still appear on the tour.

The rescheduled tour is likely to take place in February as the band hinted, though it will have to be sometime after February 9th as Neck Deep are still scheduled to commence a European tour later this month, which will begin with a show in Belgium on January 24th,  before concluding in France on the aforementioned date.

The tour is in support of their most recent 2020 album All Distortions Are Intentional which debuted at number 4 on the UK Albums Chart. The tour was originally postponed all the way back in 2020 due to the COVID outbreak. Many fans may be frustrated that yet again, the tour has been postponed, but they should soon get to see the band live again.

The band first announced the tour in July 2020, with hopes they’d be able to take to the stage back in April. However as the month approached with very little change in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic situation, the band decided in February to hold off until January 2022. Now, as the Omicron variant has begun to spread quite rapidly Funeral For A Friend have once again decided to push back the dates even further.

Funeral For A Friend said in a statement on Facebook, “Whilst this news is disappointing, you can rest assured that we’ve been working behind the scenes to ensure that these shows WILL go ahead when it’s safe and feasible to do so, and we have already confirmed new dates for this run starting at the end of February and into March.”

“We appreciate you sticking with us, and would appreciate you sticking with us just a few more weeks as we aim to finally get this tour over the line, and in the safest of circumstances. Thank you, and wishing a wonderful Christmas and holiday season to you and your loved ones.”

The band will now kick things off again with two back-to-back shows in Cardiff on Monday, February 28, and Tuesday, March 1. They’ll head to Manchester next, before rolling through London, Leeds, Sheffield, Bristol and Bournemouth. From there, they’ll return to London for one last gig at the O2 Shepherds Bush Empire. New shows for Glasgow and Newcastle are yet to be announced, but according to their statement, fans can expect news on those gigs to come soon.

This latest run will be Funeral For A Friend’s first full tour since their 2019 reunion when they played two charity shows in Cardiff and another in London. To celebrate their return, the band will perform material from their first three albums 2003’s Casually Dressed & Deep In Conversation, 2005’s Hours and 2007’s Tales Don’t Tell Themselves.

Tickets for the dates that haven’t fully sold out yet (in Leeds and Bournemouth) are still on sale now.

Funeral For A Friend UK Tour Dates:

02/28/22 Great Uni Hall – Cardiff
03/01 Great Uni Hall – Cardiff
03/02 Manchester – Academy
03/04 Electric Brixton – London
03/05 Electric Brixton – London
03/06 O2 Academy – Leeds
03/07 O2 Academy – Birmingham
03/11 O2 Academy – Sheffield
03/12 O2 Academy – Bristol
03/13 O2 Academy – Bournemouth
03/15 O2 Shepherds Bush Empire – London

Biffy Clyro will play @DreamlandMarg on Wednesday 25th August 2021.

Tickets go on sale via Ticketmaster on Friday 13th August at 9am, there will be a Team Biffy presale from 9am Wednesday 11th August – sign up for access by 5pm BST tomorrow at: https://t.co/L9J2XExfWC pic.twitter.com/H7pwa1ZGkz

— Biffy Clyro (@BiffyClyro) August 9, 2021

The band was formed in 1995 with lead vocalists and guitarist Simon Neil and twin brothers James Johnston (Bass and vocals) and Ben Johnston (Drums and vocals), making up the band’s lineup. The band released an independent single “Iname” in June 1999 and released “thekidswhopoptodaywillrocktomorrow” in June 2000 following their signing to independent record label Beggars Banquet Record. The band site band’s Metallica and Rush as their musical influences.

The band are now signed to “14th Floor Records” and have released eight studio albums to date. Five of the band’s albums “Puzzle”, “Only Revolutions”, “Opposites”, “Ellipsis” and “A Celebration of Endings” reached the top five of the UK album charts. Albums “Opposites”, “Ellipsis” and “A Celebration of Endings” all reached number one in the UK official albums charts.

The band have also rescheduled their UK tour dates for their postponed “The Fingers Crossed Tour” and their previously postponed European tour dates are to commence in February 2022. The band are also still in the process of releasing their new album written during the Covid 19 lockdown.

In respect of the new album frontman, Neil stated “It’s about that thinking about how you can experience the same thing but react in a completely different way,” Neil further stated “We’ve all had this huge global experience, but we haven’t had the same experience for so many, many reasons – and I think that’s what the record is about”

The band previously expressed that they were delighted to reschedule their UK tour dates in October and November 21

Biffy Clyro’s Tour dates are below. Tickets are available here

25/08/21 Dreamland- Margate
27/08  Bramham Park- Leeds
29/08  Richfield Avenue- Reading
09/09  Glasgow Green- Glasgow
16/09  Alexandra Head- Cardiff-
29/10  Mountford Hall- Liverpool
30/10  Corn Exchange- Cambridge
31/10  Sheffield O2 Academy- Sheffield
02/11 O2 Forum- London
03/11 O2 Guildhall- Southampton
04/11 O2 Academy- Bristol

Taking to Instagram, an official statement from Paul Weller stated, “Due to ongoing uncertainty through the pandemic, the decision has been made to reschedule Paul’s UK June/July Summer 2021 tour to March/April 2022. If you currently hold a ticket, keep this, as it will remain valid for the new date.” However, the tour dates for November and December 2021 remain the same with 15 shows occurring during the winter months. The venues include Margate’s Winter Gardens, The Cambridge Corn Exchange and Baths Forum.

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The news comes shortly after Weller has released a new single. ‘Cosmic Fringes’ is the electro-pop that is the first single from his next album ‘Fat Pop (Vol.1).’  ‘Cosmic Fringes’ shows the renowned singer deliver ‘deadpan vocals’ with an ‘oxymoronic, pumping swing’. The album, set to be released on May 14th 2021, is about music and the joy it brings. ‘The Modfather’ stated, “It’s a celebration of music and what it’s given us all. No matter what situation you are in, and we’re in one now, music doesn’t let you down, does it?”

Tickets purchased for Paul Weller’s autumn 2020 shows remain valid for the rescheduled gigs. Fans who cannot make the new 2022 spring dates can request a refund from their point of purchase.

Paul Weller Spring 2022 rescheduled Tour Dates:

31/03 2022 – Plymouth Pavilions – Plymouth
01/04 – Guildhall – Portsmouth
02/04 – Brighton Centre – Brighton
04/04 – King Georges Hall – Blackburn
05/04 – York Barbican – York
06/04 – Bonus Arena – Hull
09/04 – De Montfort Hall- Leicester
10/04 -De Montfort Hall- Leicester
12/04 – Caird Hall – Dundee
13/04 – Usher Hall – Edinburgh
15/04 – O2 Apollo – Manchester
16/04 – O2 City Hall – Newcastle Upon Tyne
17/04 – O2 City Hall – Newcastle Upon Tyne
19/04 – Sands Centre – Carlisle
20/04 – St Georges Hall – Bradford
22/04 – O2 Forum Kentish Town – London
23/04 – O2 Forum Kentish Town – London
24/04 – O2 Academy Brixton – London