A curated recap of 29 November 2025: historic milestones, major global news, international live dates and a look at emerging indie movements shaping the next wave.
Celebrating two decades since their seminal albums, The Early November and Hellogoodbye are set to embark on the '20 Years Young' tour, starting February 24, 2026, in Norwalk, Connecticut.
K-pop group Riize ventures into rage hip-hop with their latest single 'Fame,' showcasing a bold new style and emphasizing authentic human connection over superficial recognition.
Ed Sheeran has unveiled the deluxe edition of his latest album, 'Play,' featuring 27 tracks, including collaborations with Indian artists and a Netflix special.
Madonna commemorates the 30th anniversary of her 1994 album 'Bedtime Stories' with the release of a new EP, 'Bedtime Stories: The Untold Chapter,' featuring previously unreleased demos and alternative versions.
Jade Thirlwall's latest single 'Unconditional' has soared to the top of the charts, receiving widespread praise for its heartfelt lyrics and '80s-inspired sound.
American indie pop artist Sadie Jean embarks on her 'Early Twenties Torture' tour, starting in Europe this November, following the release of her debut album.
Northampton's indie-folk ensemble Winterpills releases 'This Is How We Dance,' their first album in nearly a decade, blending enigmatic lyrics with familiar melodies.
Gazan painter Malak Mattar's evocative artwork adorns the cover of 'Lullaby,' a charity single by Together For Palestine, aiming to support Palestinian children through Choose Love's fund.
Christian metal band Stryper releases their first Christmas album, 'The Greatest Gift of All,' blending heavy metal with holiday classics and original tracks.