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Warren Haynes says Matt Abts' medical leave is holding the Gov't Mule album
The drummer has not played with the band since January 2025. Terence Higgins is covering, and Haynes wants the next record made with bassist Kevin Scott.
hemlocke springs releases the single gloria! as the MUNA tour starts
Her first full-length album arrived at the start of the year and Stereogum made it an Album Of The Week.
Nirvana, Pixies and The Smiths sit in a 10,000-concert Chicago tape archive
Aadam Jacobs taped clubs across the city from 1984 until the pandemic. Brian Emerick and about 15 volunteers are putting roughly 200 shows a month online.
Singer Zara Larsson calls a White House ICE video using her song dehumanising
The Swedish pop star answered on TikTok after immigration arrest footage was cut to Midnight Sun.
Tay Keith, the producer behind Look Alive, died of an accidental overdose
The Nashville medical examiner's office found kratom compounds and ketamine three months after he was found dead at 29.
The first AI Music Awards set a Los Angeles ceremony with 25 award categories
SIQA will stage the show at The Mayan on 13 November, with generated acts billed to perform.
Dirt Buyer cover the Shira Small song My Life's All Right for Bayonet
The fourth entry in a series of Bayonet artists raiding the Numero Group vaults.
Anthrax put drummer London May through the wringer in the Cursum Perficio video
Don Argott shot the title track in black and white, and the man in the chains broke a finger on day one.
Howlin Rain open their covers album Watermelon with Chris Robinson on Silver Paper
Ethan Miller marks twenty years of the band by mining obscure 1970s records, out 13 November.
Leithauser and Rostam tour their duo album as it turns ten
Eleven November dates open at the 9:30 Club in their shared hometown, with a new piano version of In a Black Out to mark it.
Songwriter Gregg Alexander names the second New Radicals album
Maybe You've Been Brainwashed TWO is due early next year on Universal, with Danielle Brisebois back alongside him.
Dolly Parton wins the Americana Music Association's lifetime achievement award
It is the trade group's top honor for the year, and Dolly Parton is 2026's recipient.
deadmau5 books a Halloween weekend DJ set inside a 50,000 square foot inflatable park
The all-ages Bounce Empire show on 1 November follows his first Halloween night at Red Rocks.
Death Cab for Cutie book a 2027 tour and share the Stone Over Water video
Twenty-two dates run from Honolulu in January to Asheville in April, with Swapmeet supporting the mainland leg.
Jesse & Joy stop after two decades as Jesse Huerta steps back from the duo
He says he is prioritising his family and his mental health, and will work through to a December date.
Singer-songwriter Johanna Warren shares a second 2026 single in Islamorada
The Florida-born writer, now working out of Wales, follows brave & capable from May.
Rhiannon Giddens extends her tour into 2027 in her album release week
Forty dates run from two New York nights to a Washington close, taking in five nights in Hamburg.
RUFUS DU SOL close the highest-grossing electronic tour on record at $158m
Billboard puts the Inhale / Exhale run at 1.7 million tickets across 98 shows on four continents.
Steve Winwood joins John Fogerty in Charlotte for a Wilson Pickett song
The tourmates waited until show ten of the Legacy Tour to share a stage on In The Midnight Hour.
XPoNential Music Festival streams its whole Camden bill live on NPR
Dawes, Portugal. The Man and Little Feat close three days on the Wiggins Waterfront Park stage.
The Ocean close Solaris with Tangerine Dream's Thorsten Quaeschning on a new track
Milk of My Dreams finishes a 20-minute closing chapter on the band's twelfth album, out 25 September.
1tbsp and kid on air share the single Wish You Luck
Maxwell Byrne's third track of the run points at something bigger than his 2025 EP.
Kevin Parker drums with Pond in Austin on a Mink Mussel Creek song
The Tame Impala leader played the band's last song of the night at The Mohawk, fifteen years after leaving.
Lee Adams, Adrian Michaels and Ken Tucker all leave the label BMG this month
Three promotion chiefs at Broken Bow, Stoney Creek and Wheelhouse go at once, and the reporting line is redrawn.
Sway, first rapper to win a MOBO without an album, has died at 44
The north London artist born Derek Andrew Safo beat 50 Cent and The Game to the 2005 hip-hop prize.
Letterbombs share the song I'm Not Here To Enjoy My Life on a new split
The Finnish screamo group keep filling inboxes, this time alongside another band from the same underground.
Dummy share April Limousine and Alluvial Fan from their next album
The Los Angeles band's do you love the color of the sky? arrives next month after Free Energy.
Mitchell Tenpenny takes his 10Penny Fund benefit show to the Grand Ole Opry stage
Chris Young, Lee Brice and Jo Dee Messina join the 6 October bill, with five dollars a ticket going to the fund.
Saxophonist Elliot Wong wins the 2026 Brubeck Living Legacy Prize
The award funds an album due in May 2027, produced by Claire Martin, with Wong keeping the master.