Jacob Hackworth sets his debut EP What Took You So Long for October 23
The seven songs follow the breakup that pushed him toward Nashville.
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The seven songs follow the breakup that pushed him toward Nashville.
The single Yes has climbed to No. 10 on Billboard's Adult R&B Airplay chart.
The Power of Being Heard carries 24 veteran voices across 15 tracks.
The kindergartner played 51 minutes at Awaken Music Festival in Utah.
Wilma cuts up 1970s library recordings into a new story, out October 9 on Verve.
Two songs in New Haven, including a Pink Floyd cover that took a hard turn toward the livetronica sound Palmieri usually works in.
The San Francisco four-piece recorded through Marshall stacks in Oakland.
Two shows are sidelined, with the tour expected to resume in Virginia.
Guster and Grace Potter play an October launch party at Ascend Amphitheater.
Chaney Crabb says the band finally chased the industrial sound they had wanted.
The country comic's Meet Her had run for two weeks before the takedown request.
Jonas Bjerre of Mew sings on the first single, and the record lands 13 November.
The seventh edition runs August 30 to September 6 across several city cinemas.
Rattlesnake Milk, Summer Dean and The Deslondes play Star Hill Ranch on two stages.
The Edge calls the late frontman a man of contradictions on a charity record due November 13.
Michelle Buzz and Lance Shipp came to the duo from years of writing for other people.
J.J. Italiano takes over editorial and reports to him under the new structure.
The 75-minute set was shot across a European festival run and premiered on YouTube.
The St Albans duo share 'Lose All Your Friends,' their first song since 2019's Inflorescent.
9 bitches names the former YSL rapper outright after he took shots at the Opium label and its co-founder.
Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament built the band out of Mother Love Bone's collapse before Eddie Vedder mailed in his lyrics.
Cindy Mabe's company takes on the singer as her debut single arrives.
The one-off single takes its name from a character in The Handmaid's Tale and arrives ahead of her Daisy Chain Fields festival.
April Harper Grey pairs a live-set favourite with a Frost Children remix, then joins Charli xcx from September 11.
Butterfly, cut with the singer for the 2025 album Love & Fear, got its tour debut two days after her death, opened solo on piano.
The East London four-piece take aim at manufactured personality.
A USA Today quote about going back to his corner read as a goodbye. He told Andy Cohen that hanging it up is part of grieving Bob Weir.
The track sits on the producer's album Black Boy (Alternative), released the same day.
A judge let the allegation in but refused to expand the list of infringed tracks.
The five-piece from Guildford and Brighton produced the track themselves.
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