Susan Tedeschi headlines Berklee's first homecoming with a Derek Trucks guest spot
The college named a scholarship after its 1991 graduate days before she played a 16-song set on a Boston street.
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Pet Fox share the single Avoidant, a second song from the album Balance
Theo Hartlett wrote it about ending a relationship with someone who has done nothing wrong, and it arrives a month before the record.
Country singer Randall King says he is six and a half months sober
He cancelled a tour in March, checked himself into treatment, and came back through the Grand Ole Opry circle in August.
Ozzfest confirms a US edition of the metal festival for 2027
Sharon Osbourne says an American date is happening but will not say where, and she wants the bill weighted towards new bands.
Carrie Underwood sings two Guns N' Roses songs at the band's Atlanta concert
Her first appearance with Axl Rose's group since 2023 came a day after a report that he is advising her on a rock record.
Ha*Ash book an 18-date North American tour for spring 2027
The sisters open at Toronto's Meridian Hall on 20 April and finish in Miami Beach on 22 May, with tickets on general sale Friday.
Nirvana's In Utero turns 33, and its Steve Albini mixes are still an argument
The record Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl made in twelve days at a Minnesota studio arrived on this date in 1993.
Protomartyr put out Exalted Eagles, the last single before Hotel Usona
Joe Casey's band close a three-song trail of previews four days ahead of the record's arrival on Domino.
StubHub fined $20,000 under Ontario's face-value cap on concert ticket resale
The province has penalised two marketplaces in a month, and both say they cannot see what a ticket first sold for.
Jam band Widespread Panic return to Charlotte for two New Year's concerts
Bojangles Coliseum takes the group on 30 and 31 December, their first dates in the city since 2014, billed as a food drive.
Piracy bill would order US internet providers to cut off sites hosting stolen music
Darrell Issa's draft would let a rights holder win a blocking order against broadband firms, DNS resolvers and VPNs.
Marianas Trench add a Windsor concert to a thin run of Canadian shows
Josh Ramsay's band play the Colosseum at Caesars Windsor on 8 January with Fionn opening, and tickets go up on Friday.
Dirty Honey name the album Catch My Butterfly and share two singles from it
The Los Angeles trio's third record lands on 15 January with John Feldmann producing, and Lights Out is out now.
Mis-Teeq are said to have split again, and Su-Elise Nash says that is news to her
One camp announced the end of the reunion alongside a solo tour; another member says 2027 offers were still live.
Old Crow Medicine Show debut a Phish cover on the band's home ground in Vermont
The string band opened its encore at Shelburne Museum with The Wedge, teasing Tweezer on the way in.
Josephine Illingworth gives half of the song Who Burnt the Mountain to conservation
The London composer built the track around a recording made in the Himalayas, and it lists Nature itself among the credits.
Taylor Swift takes the first MTV VMA Artist Director honour for her music videos
MTV built a new category around a performer who directs her own clips, and handed it over five days before the ceremony.
Claire Cronin turns folk horror into a lullaby on the song Before The End Of Time
The Los Angeles writer and musician usually works in dread, and her new track is about missing the world after it goes.
New World Man announce the debut album I Am The Machine with its title track
Mike Shaw, the guitarist behind Mindforce riffs, runs several bands at once, and Stereogum calls this the wildest.
The Weeknd debuts the song Tokyo in Japan with the singer Yoko Takahashi
The track builds on A Cruel Angel's Thesis, and Yoko Taro supplied stage visuals from NieR:Automata and Neon Genesis Evangelion.
Roc Nation signs the Hong Kong pop star Jackson Wang to a global management deal
The singer marked it with a new song, Thank You, filmed on a phone with 30 fans picked from 80 countries.
Lydia Loveless rerecords Accolades as the title track of an October EP
A song posted to Bandcamp last year and then pulled down has been cut again in Memphis with Matt Ross-Spang.
The Capitol Theatre turns 100 and the Port Chester venue answers with a five-hour concert
Pink Talking Fish became the Centennial Band for a night, playing only acts that had stood on that stage since 1970.
Artificial Brain name the album Antillia and share the song Quantum Malignancies
The death metal band moved from New York to Richmond and picked up a new singer and drummer on the way.
US ticket buyers meet more fraud and steeper fees than concert fans abroad
A survey of 5,107 people across three countries was run by a resale marketplace that wants the rules changed.
Aubory Bugg books a 20-date 2027 tour behind her debut album
The folk singer-songwriter opens at Eddie's Attic in February and finishes at The Basement in Nashville on 6 March.
tripleS book six North American shows including Toronto and Vancouver
The South Korean group open at Massey Hall on 11 November and close in Vancouver on the 26th, with four US dates between.
Two Danity Kane members open for Day26 and split the group's own fans
D. Woods and Aundrea Fimbres played a New York show as a duo, a year after the last three-piece version came apart.
Cameron Whitcomb takes three awards at the 44th CCMA Awards in Saskatoon
The James Barker Band hosted and won twice, and Karen Kosowski became the first solo woman named record producer of the year.
Jim Cuddy adds four Ontario theatre shows with Billianne opening
The Blue Rodeo singer's November run now reaches eight dates across small halls from Keswick to Blyth.