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Slayyyter Cancels Remaining UK and European Tour Dates
Laryngitis and vocal cord tears are forcing the singer “to go on medication and full vocal rest for at least two weeks”
Continue readingNoel Gallagher Talks Vegans, Macca, Underwear on Chicken Shop Date
“Do you know what’s not a high-flying bird? A chicken.”
Continue readingChappell Roan Duets With Caroline Polachek, PinkPantheress, and Lola Young
All on the closing night of Roan’s Los Angeles pop extravaganza, the Super Graphic Spectacular
Continue readingHaywire Set Jam-Packed 2027 Tour
The Boston hardcore outfit will play a whopping 80 shows between January and April
Continue reading10 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Alchemical Sisters, Fine, Shabazz Palaces, and More
Stream new releases from Alchemical Sisters, Fine, Shabazz Palaces, and Josh Johnson
Continue readingRyan Gosling’s Band Dead Man’s Bones Tease Return
Gosling’s duo with Zach Shields appears to be preparing its first music in 17 years
Continue readingListen to Two New Kacey Musgraves Songs
They appear on the forthcoming Middle of Nowhere companion album Tex Mex Tapes
Continue readingRaye Wins 2026 Mercury Prize
She beat out Sir Paul McCartney, Olivia Dean, Jade, Nia Archives, and more
Continue readingCharli XCX Will Appear in a Martin Scorsese Film
She reportedly makes a cameo in What Happens At Night with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence
Continue readingWestside Gunn Announces New Album Heelmatic
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Lead single “Zilla” features rapping on a camel in front of the Great Pyramid
Continue readingThe Strokes and Phoebe Bridgers to Play SNL
Oh and also Gracie Abrams
Continue readingInterpol Plot 2027 North American Tour With Deafheaven
The two bands are linking up for a run through Mexico and the southern U.S.
Continue reading2Hollis Announces 2027 Tour
The rapper-producer is trekking between North America and Europe from the winter through spring
Continue readingFleetwood Mac Announce Fleetwood Mac Documentary
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Fleetwood Mac: The Chain hits Apple TV in January
Continue readingQueens of the Stone Age Plot 2027 U.S. Tour
Josh Homme and the band also gave “Where the Goth Girls At?” its live debut on Fallon
Continue readingBeing Dead Sign to Polyvinyl, Plan to “Take Over the World”
The Austin rock trio has also shared two new songs, one about dating a dolphin
Continue readingDaft Punk Are Now Lego
And so is the Alive 2007 pyramid
Continue readingTalking Heads Announce New Book
With essays from Lorde, Debbie Harry, Karl Ove Knausgaard, and more
Continue readingWatch Fontaines D.C. Perform on Jools Holland
The Irish rock band broke out Dopamine Chamber songs and more for their special 45-minute set
Continue readingBen Folds Five Announce First Tour Since 2013
The trio will be rockin’ a city near you next spring
Continue readingYung Miami Reveals Full Tracklist for Debut Solo Album
The long-awaited Watch Dis features Travis Scott, Summer Walker, Quavo, G Herbo, Lil Baby, Kodak Black, and more
Continue readingChvrches Announce First Album in Six Years and 2027 Tour
The trio will perform material from All The King’s Men on the road come spring
Continue readingSnoh Aalegra Unveils New Album With Song Featuring Nile Rodgers and Raphael Saadiq
Listen to “I Love You” from Legendary Love
Continue readingAngine de Poitrine Set 2027 International Tour
Will they land Angine de Pawtrine to open?
Continue readingClap Your Hands Say Yeah Launch New Album Burned
Alec Ounsworth and co. will also tour in 2027
Continue readingBassvictim Readying Second Album of the Year
Listen to “White Flag” from the UK duo’s Peace + War
Continue readingWendy Eisenberg Shares 30-Minute Song, Announces New Band With More Eaze
Whait will release their debut LP in February
Continue readingBicep Reveal First Album in Five Years, Drop Three New Songs
Slug features contributions from Lauren Duffus, Eartheater, George Riley, Clark, and Sassy 009
Continue readingLil Baby Recruits Future, Young Thug for New Album Fresh
It’s out November 6
Continue readingRomain Gavras Is Bummed About Those AI Versions of “Storm”
“Part of me wanted to quit filmmaking, move back to Greece, and become an olive farmer”
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