The Coral to support Blur on European tour this autumn
The Coral will support Blur on their autumn European tour, which starts in Oslo on 10 October and covers eight countries.…
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Beyonce likely to keep chart grip this weekend
Midweek chart data suggests Beyonce will hold number one singles and albums this weekend, with Benny Benassi at two and The Coral in the top five.…
V Festival sold out
Tickets for both the Hylands Park and Weston Park V Festival sites have sold out, with Coldplay, Foo Fighters and David Gray among the acts.…
Libertines announce live shows
The Libertines have announced four UK dates in June ahead of their Glastonbury appearance, and will also support The Coral at their Midsummer Nights Scream! show on 21 June.…
One big line up
Radio 1's One Big Weekend in Manchester's Heaton Park on 3-4 May will feature Badly Drawn Boy, Stereophonics and Feeder, with 10,000 free tickets daily.…
The Coral play gig in home town
The Coral will play a homecoming gig in a tent on New Brighton's King's Parade, supported by The Thrills and The Libertines, after US and European touring.…
T in the Park update
Tickets for the tenth T in the Park are selling three times faster than last year, with Coldplay, REM and others on the line-up.…
Good Charlotte respond to Coral criticism
Good Charlotte have responded to The Coral, who called them a boy band with spikes, saying they had never heard of the Brit nominees and would not retaliate.…
The Coral reschedule UK tour
The Coral have rescheduled their cancelled February UK tour after guitarist Lee Southall developed tendonitis, with new dates running from April to June.…
Q Award nominations
Q magazine has published its reader-voted award nominations, with Coldplay and Oasis performing well and Pop Idol and Popstars judges named as unwanted figures.…
The Coral live as single heads for top ten
The Coral continue their UK tour with dates in Leicester, Bristol, Exeter, Brighton and more, as their single Dreaming Of You is tipped for the top ten.…
Ms Dynamite wins the Mercury Music Prize
Ms Dynamite's debut album A Little Deeper won the Mercury Music Prize, beating The Streets, The Coral and David Bowie to the £20,000 prize.…