Latest Music News 11-07-25: The Rolling Stones, Oasis, Kate Bush and More
by Mike Bell
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What’s New 12th July 2025? Music Map Artists News Round-Up
From surprise gigs to landmark anniversaries, July 2025 has brought a flurry of activity across the music world. If you're a fan of The Rolling Stones, Oasis, David Bowie, Paul McCartney, Kate Bush, or Fleetwood Mac, something is happening right now worth paying attention to.
Whether you're collecting vinyl, shopping for unique music fan gifts, or just following your favourite artists, here’s a curated look at the latest music headlines.
The Rolling Stones: Ronnie Wood Celebrates 50 Years
Ronnie Wood is marking 50 years with the Stones in his creative way—with a brand-new series of original paintings celebrating his time in the band. The collection blends his artistry with iconic moments from the Stones' history.
Related map: Explore The Rolling Stones Discography Music Map – A perfect gift for Stones fans.
Nick Cave: Still Rocking, Still Kneeling
Nick Cave recently shared his thoughts on retirement, saying he’ll quit the stage when he can no longer do knee drops. That’s the bar. Until then, he’s pressing on with intensity and devotion intact.
David Bowie: “Dancing in the Street” in 4K
Bowie and Jagger’s iconic “Dancing in the Street” video has been remastered in 4K. It’s sharp, it's nostalgic, and it reminds us how utterly fearless Bowie was. A new Bowie centre is also opening at the V&A East this September—another milestone in his posthumous legacy.
Bowie fans might like: David Bowie Studio Discography Map
Paul McCartney: 2025 North America Tour Announced
Paul’s Got Back tour is heading across North America later this year, marking his first stateside shows in three years. There’s real buzz around the Bowery Ballroom surprise appearance, too—proof he’s still finding ways to surprise even die-hard fans.
Shop now: Paul McCartney & The Beatles solo maps
Oasis: Heaton Park Homecoming Today?
It’s not official... yet. But it’s all over the internet—Oasis are expected to reunite for a massive homecoming show at Heaton Park tonight, July 11. Drones with the classic Oasis logo have already been spotted overhead. Will they play the rarely-heard ones? Possibly.
Explore the band's journey: Oasis Albums in Order – Music Map
Kate Bush: Protesting AI in Music
Kate Bush is among the artists speaking out against AI-generated content and its impact on music copyright. She’s also quietly released two new tracks: Little Shrew and Is This What We Want?—thoughtful, strange, very Kate.
Fans might enjoy: Kate Bush Albums in Order Map
Fleetwood Mac: Cancellations Hit Tour Plans
Billy Joel has cancelled all upcoming shows due to medical issues, which sadly includes dates where he was due to perform with Stevie Nicks. It’s a blow to fans, but hopefully temporary. In the meantime, a new book, Fleetwood Mac: Rumours 1967–2025, has just been released.
Why This Matters for Fans & Collectors
From a fan’s point of view, weeks like this don’t come around often. Some artists are still creating, some are reflecting, and others (like Oasis) might be on the edge of something massive.
As someone who maps discographies and stories visually, I track these updates closely. They help shape the context of the artwork I make, whether it’s a complete band timeline or a visual journey through an artist’s solo work.
If you're looking for unique music prints and gifts, these stories are the living backdrop. They’re what turn a discography into a legacy.