Brockhampton have shared a music video for their new song, '1999 Wildfire', which was directed by the band's own Kevin Abstract and filmed in Quebec, Canada.

Watch the '1999 Wildfire' music video below...

As featured on Kevin Abstract's (of Brockhampton) Instagram stories today, Lontalius has released two new singles, 'I Wanted Him' and 'That Includes You' - the latter of which includes a co-writing credit from Roy Blair.

About his new music, Eddie Johnston says:

Just when you think it's safe to not pay any attention to The 1975 for one day, they go and mail fans surprise care packages that include a beautiful zine, typewriter letter (assumedly from Matty), and a fold-out 'Give Yourself A Try' poster.

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As teased by Niall Horan earlier this week, he's just released a new song, 'Finally Free' - from the soundtrack of upcoming animated film, 'Small Foot' - which was co-written by Horan with Tobias Jesso Jr., Alexander Izquierdo, John Ryan, and Julian Bunetta.

Listen to the new song below...

P.S. Read our latest interview with Niall here.

Christine And The Queens has shared a music video for new song 'Doesn’t Matter', alongside the news that she is set to release her sophomore album 'Chris' in English and French on September 21.

About her new song, Héloïse Letissier says: "It’s a crisis song that I wrote late one night. This song is a cathedral, with a rhythm as unalterable as white stone. The bass line, I remember playing it for hours, as if to rock myself."

Watch the 'Doesn’t Matter' music video below...

Another day, another round of The 1975's manager Jamie Oborne spilling tea - this time about the band's upcoming plans for next year's tour, how they will battle scalpers, and new merch.

Calpurnia have shared a music video for 'Greyhound' - the latest single from their debut EP, 'Scout' - which was directed by Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux and features the band all exploring a deserted carpark area.

Watch the 'Greyhound' music video below...

P.S. Read our latest interview with Finn Wolfhard here.

Pale Waves are set to fly to Australia and New Zealand next week for their very first ever shows on our continent, and have just announced AViVA as their opening act for Sydney and Melbourne, and Daffodils as their support for Auckland.

During a media junket interview for Marvel's 'Ant-Man and The Wasp', Paul Rudd revealed that his 13-year-old son is a big fan of Brockhampton and Childish Gambino... and introduced his dad to their music!

This is the best thing. Ever:

It seems that Marina and The Diamonds' much anticipated comeback may not be that far away now, as she has shared with fans a handwritten note during which she says she is currently finishing production on her next album, and promises a return this UK Autumn / NZ Spring.

Finally, this is the news that 2018 deserves!