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John Mayer says he is not swearing off Grateful Dead music for good
The guitarist told Andy Cohen on Radio Andy that hanging it up is part of grieving Bob Weir.
Starsailor reissue their debut album Love Is Here for its 25th year
Parlophone puts out the remaster on October 2 with a disc of BBC sessions, and the band play the record in full on tour.
Country singer Brandon Wisham brings his father's boots to his Opry debut
Mae Estes introduced the South Carolina newcomer, who dedicated the set to Dolly Parton.
ElevenLabs adds section editing to its ElevenMusic song tool
The feature, called Composer, arrived 12 days after Suno upgraded its studio and a month after Google shipped its own editor.
Judge lets country artist Tony Justice take his Suno class action to discovery
Only a Tennessee consumer protection count fell, after the plaintiffs told the court they had cited the statute by mistake.
Country singer Dolly Parton offered herself for cancer drug trials
Stella Parton says the singer would have taken experimental treatment to help future patients, as AMC schedules tribute screenings.
Ruben Rada left an unreleased album made with Los Autenticos Decadentes
Martin Moska Lorenzo says the ten-song set holds five originals and five covers, with no title and no release date.
WMOT Roots Radio marks ten years as an Americana music station
The Middle Tennessee State University signal flipped format in September 2016 and now reaches about a million listeners online.
Jorja Smith builds her third album What Are the Odds around club music
NPR calls the 38-minute record a reintroduction, made with P2J after one funky-house outlier on her last LP.
George West, who founded the Birmingham Jazz concert series, has died
UK Jazz News dated his life 1935 to 2026 and published the tribute beside the club's fiftieth anniversary programme.
Liz Phair puts two unreleased songs on a limited 7-inch single
One side is the theme she wrote for Lena Dunham's podcast, and the pressing arrives as her Sleater-Kinney dates approach.
Pixies set an April 2027 Buenos Aires tour date at Movistar Arena
The band led by Black Francis return to Argentina to mark 40 years, with general ticket sales opening September 1.
Big Thief's new triple album, Horsepower, premiered live at a Nashville show
The 29-song album was performed in full at the Ryman with guests including Lucinda Williams and Gillian Welch.
Nick Ward lines up his second album, Year Of The Snake
Lead single Piano is built on Glenn Gould playing Bach, and the record was made between Auckland and Sydney.
Sonic Youth and Liquid Liquid feature on a Tellus cassette zine vinyl set
The 1980s New York series put music on tape years before magazines started bundling CD samplers with each issue.
Portishead singer Beth Gibbons announces her first Argentina concert
She posted the news herself, saying she was incredibly excited to finally reach the continent in 2027.
Lefty Gunplay returns with the single Just Another Day
The Kendrick Lamar feature on tv off changed his position, and he has since got sober and gone back to writing.
Maynard James Keenan had hip replacement surgery, says shows stay on
He has roughly 27 performances booked in 18 countries with three bands between September and Christmas.
Gently Tender share Don't Sleep ahead of an October album
Sam Fryer wrote the words on long walks around the green belt at the edge of London, and calls it an Uber Pop song.
Johnny Marr shares It's Time from the album The Age Of Everything
It is the third preview after Spin and Ophelia, and the video uses footage from Castlefield Bowl in July.
David Byrne turns his latest live show into a concert film
Who Is The Sky? was shot at the Hippodrome in Baltimore, and it follows Stop Making Sense and American Utopia in his catalogue.
Def Jam co-founder Russell Simmons recovers Celsius shares in a 1MDB case
A Brooklyn federal court approved the settlement, and at least $8.6 million is earmarked for four creditors.
Silver Gore release the single Don't Tell Your Friends on Island Records
Ava Gore and Ethan P. Flynn follow their Dogs In Heaven EP with a song about masking around people who think they know you.
Beth Gibbons books her first Argentina tour date for May 2027
Buenos Aires sits between Sao Paulo and Santiago on a three date South American run, her first on the continent.
Tiny Habits share the single Love Ruins Everything from the album Keepers
The trio describe a song caught between wanting a relationship and wanting to be left alone in one.
Snoop Dogg biopic casts Camron Jones as Tupac Shakur
Lauren London also joins the cast as Snoop's late mother, ahead of the film's August 2027 release.
Pearl Jam's debut album Ten turns 35
Stone Gossard wrote the music in his parents' attic after Andrew Wood died, and a cassette reached a San Diego surfer.
Beartooth singer Caleb Shomo on coming out before the album Pure Ecstasy
He credits former Bring Me The Horizon member Jordan Fish with making it easier to talk about any of it.
Jamie T confirmed for a surprise Reading Festival opening set
The noon main stage slot ran 33 minutes and 10 seconds, a nod to the recent single 3310.