Burning Man asks festival travellers for extra time as the Hawk Fire burns
The Reno-area fire had burned 15,085 acres and destroyed 47 homes; gates open on August 30.
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Toronto's First Class Fest loses a fifth of its rap festival bill
The Bowl at Sobey's Stadium event is the first outdoor show for two promoters who started booking in 2022.
HYUKOH release the eight-minute single KoK with Yu Su co-producing
The South Korean band's second song since 2024's AAA follows Godspeed! by a week.
Maple's Pet Dinosaur signs a global deal with Warner Music Australia
The 15-year-old rock singer leads with Child's Play, the title track of a debut EP built on alt-metal.
Ken Carson releases Cartunez, the 13-track deluxe album for Xperiment
The rapper pushed the release back several times before it landed on August 27 with a Nine Vicious diss aboard.
Beyond The Music festival adds Tom A Smith, Gans and The Slow Readers Club
The Salford event runs across MediaCity from October 6 to 9 and opens with a 24 Hour Party People screening.
Maribou State announce hiatus after finishing their Hallucinating Love tour
They told Mixmag they need real time away to recover, physically and mentally.
National R&B Hall of Fame will induct singer Dolly Parton in its 2027 class
LaMont Robinson's Detroit foundation named her two days after she died in Nashville at 80.
Singer Robert Fowler carries a musical theatre background into the song Talk
SoulTracks picks the Dreamgirls performer's plea for a partner to break the silence.
Jeshi lines up the mixtape Headrush and leads with linea rossa
The East London rapper's rap and dance project caps eighteen months of work with Celeste, Leon Vynehall and Vegyn.
Jeshi sets October 26 for the club-minded mixtape Headrush
Ten tracks through Select Discs and Partisan, with Ineffekt, Fredwave, Just Lil, X CLUB. and Oscar Farrell guesting.
Geese honour Dolly Parton and air Disco across two sold-out Glasgow gigs
Cameron Winter played Here You Come Again from his phone hours after her death was announced, before the band's Reading and Leeds sets.
Current Joys shares WILDFIRE, a second single from the album ROSEBUD
Nick Rattigan wrote the song coming out of a few years of self destruction; the record lands on November 6.
Olivia Rodrigo built the Daisy Chain Fields festival around abortion rights
The all-women bill at Great Park in Irvine played for free, and Rodrigo said at a news conference that $10 million goes to ten advocacy groups.
BEASTIE details the EP Maria with the single Mitcham Mint
The South London artist's video, directed by Gustav Newby, maps the streets he grew up on.
Pearl Jam's No Code album turns 30, and The Quietus calls it grunge's Kid A
JR Moores argues the 1996 record, not In Utero, was the point where the genre turned on its own audience.
Ibukun Sunday builds the album Olusin [Worshippers] from sacred room sound
The Quietus makes it album of the week, though the producer recorded it in a home studio in Harlow, Essex.
Duet Emmo play their first ever live gig at London's ICA in October
Wire's Graham Lewis and Bruce Gilbert with Mute's Daniel Miller take an October 27 slot in a spatial audio series.
Go-go band E.U. played a Tiny Desk concert for the style's 50th year
Gregory Elliott's Washington group ran eight songs at NPR and closed with Da Butt, completing the set of go-go's founding four behind that desk.
Kennedy Center, the Washington arts venue, votes to shut its doors for two years
The same vote puts Trump's name back on the building, and AP says it goes against a judge's order.
Inspiral Carpets tour bus in M74 crash that put two people in hospital
The collision happened in Scotland in the early hours of August 24 as the band travelled south between UK dates.
Phoebe Bridgers cut two songs at BBC Radio 1 hours before appendicitis hit
The Live Lounge set paired Nirvana's Lithium with Bobby, from her album Lost Weekend.
Apple Music to add a tag for AI-generated tracks
The platform says it demonetized two billion fraudulent streams last year.
Australia's ARIA bans wholly AI-generated tracks from its official charts
The updated Code of Practice takes effect August 28, though AI-assisted songs stay eligible.
New Bristol club with 5am licence to open inside former cinema
The space will become a music and arts venue after its licence was granted this week.
Paisley's long-running Club 69 nightclub is shutting down this autumn
The Paisley nightclub shuts on October 10 after a run of final parties.
New film Club Kid, with a Shygirl cameo, heads to cinemas this fall
The comedy-drama features cameos from musicians including Shygirl and River Moon.
Bristol's Noods Radio joins DAB+ to broadcast its music across the city
The station will now broadcast across radio channels in Bristol.
Petition launched as Rotterdam festivals face funding cuts
The city council has proposed a 656,000-euro annual cut to cultural event funding.
New app Seen Live lets fans rate DJ sets after a night out
The app is built for documenting gigs, festivals and club nights.