ADELA premieres a new song called Boys during her Reading festival set
The Slovakian-born pop singer introduced the track as a night out with friends interrupted by unwanted attention.
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Told Slant share the single Sailor days before the album What's Up arrives
Stereogum called the third preview from the record a tearjerker rather than the casual thing its title suggests.
CJ Wallace wins a ruling as his defamation case moves to a damages hearing
A federal judge in Tampa refused to undo a default against Jonathan Hay and set an Oct. 8 date.
Country singer Frankie Miller, who wrote Black Land Farmer, has died at 95
The Texas honky-tonk stylist charted in 1959, left music for a car dealership, and came back to recording in 2006.
Singer-songwriter Bridey Costello signs a publishing deal with Blue Harbor Music
The Chicago native put out a new single, Knew What I Wanted, on the same day the agreement was announced.
Total Wife rebuild a dead hard drive into the EP come.back.down.x.recovery
Four salvaged files went out to Winter, Full Body 2, TAGABOW and Scott Cortez, and the results land on 9 October.
The Ramones debut album turns 50 and gets a Hollywood tribute concert
Fred Armisen, Billy Idol and The Linda Lindas guested at the Aug. 30 show, and footage has been circulating since.
Luke Bryan sets his ninth album Signs for a September 18 release
Saving Country Music marked the news with a mock track list of 16 rearrangements of fish, hunt, golf and drink.
Cretin Family play a 50th anniversary Ramones tribute concert in Hollywood
Billie Joe Armstrong, Travis Barker, Tim Armstrong and CJ Ramone led a sold-out night at Hollywood Forever.
Aemia book October pop-up shows in Vancouver and Toronto
The Persian-Canadian alt-rock band's first dates since signing to Artist House land at the Pearl and Lee's Palace.
Philadelphia rapper Young Chris returns with the three-track EP Brief Intermission
The Young Gunz and State Property veteran keeps his latest project down to a quarter of an hour of new bars.
Breanne Miller launches Wayfinders, a Nashville firm for artists and songwriters
She leaves Martin, Allbee, Miller, Bryan & Associates after 25 years in music financial management, taking a colleague with her.
Jill Scott postpones four Texas tour dates after a COVID diagnosis
The Houston and Dallas area shows that were to close the US leg move to the middle of September, with tickets honoured.
Bruce Dickinson needles Donald Trump as Iron Maiden open a North American tour
In Toronto the singer made a point of naming Lake Ontario, after the US president floated renaming it.
skaiwater releases the surprise album femme fatale
The Nottingham rapper and producer follows February's Wonderful with twelve tracks and a single guest.
Dazy gathers 24 songs on the compilation album MAXIMUMBLASTSUPERLOUD Vol. 2
James Goodson's Richmond project collects three years of singles and EPs, adds seven new tracks, and puts them out on 23 October.
Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way backs a Shifty Shellshock documentary film
Soleil Moon Frye's portrait of the late Crazy Town singer adds two executive producers after a festival run.
Rapper The Game loses another court appeal over a 7.13 million judgment
Priscilla Rainey's collection campaign now points at the rapper's new album.
Andrew W.K. turns to instrumental jazz noir on the album Temptation To Exist
His first record in five years drops the vocals and the power chords for piano, brass, woodwinds and cello.
Flatland Cavalry expand their album Work Of Heart with five more songs
The Heartstrings edition arrives October 2 on Lost Highway, and Strangers & Angels lands as a preview on September 4.
Prince's estate releases Timeless, a ten-song album of vault recordings
Material reaching from a 1977 demo to a live take from his last tour, and one critic calling the result flat.
Miguel Zavaleta, singer and leader of the Argentine rock band Sueter, dies at 71
He founded the group in 1981 and helped remake the country's music as the dictatorship gave way to democracy.
Jeff Tobias becomes vice president of sales at the music royalty firm Mogul
He arrives from Tone, and before that Stem and ONErpm, to sell into business managers and catalogue owners.
Basement, the Queens club, bans smart glasses from its dancefloor
The venue extends a long standing no photo policy to wearable cameras, with a permanent ban for anyone who brings a pair.
Terri Clark sets a 17-song live album from her Ryman Auditorium debut
Ashley McBryde and Trisha Yearwood guest on a record assembled from board tapes of a 2024 show nobody planned to release.
Shakira says her Madrid residency answers Latinos forced to live in fear
Writing in El Pais, the singer described a purpose built stadium and a thirty acre cultural site modelled on Macondo.
Amy Taylor sings a John Prine song with Viagra Boys at FORWARDS in Bristol
The pair had recorded In Spite Of Ourselves together in 2020 and never played it in front of an audience until now.
Rush add four arena dates to the Fifty Something Tour
Houston, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh get one night stands after the band found they needed fewer days off than planned.
Max Bemis cancels solo shows as the Say Anything singer faces allegations
A statement cited mental health, and arrived while screenshots posted by a 17 year old were circulating on Reddit.
No Limit era producer Donald XL Robertson returns with the beat tape Sunday's Mood
Twelve instrumentals draw on the brass bands and jazz he grew up with in New Orleans, with no rapper in front of them.