Outkast's Idlewild album turns 20 amid critical reappraisal
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Acid Bath bring sludge metal to a New York concert with Obituary
The reunited band's Pier 17 show marked their third New York appearance since reuniting in 2025.
Charli XCX teases a different show for Reading & Leeds festival
Ahead of her festival headline debut this weekend, she reviewed her 2017, 2019 and 2022 sets and promised something entirely new.
Victony releases sophomore album STARLIFE
The Afrobeats singer worked with producer Ozedikus on the project.
Shaina Hayes announces new album and Quebec tour
Take the Case of a Rose, her third record, arrives November 13 via Bonsound alongside an 11-date spring tour of Quebec.
Tramhaus shares new song 'Swarm' from upcoming album Blister
The Rotterdam post-punk band's latest single follows lead track 'Plovdiv.'
Orville Peck opened his London concert with I Will Always Love You for Dolly Parton
He sang it alone on acoustic guitar at Rough Trade East, and Chris Stapleton reached for the same song at Jones Beach the next night.
Julia Jacklin performs atop a skyscraper in new video for 'The Hardest Thing'
The single previews her album The Gem, out September 25 via 4AD.
Lamplight detail the album Lick The Spoon, Let It Soften
Ian Williams follows the band's self-titled 2024 debut with a single called Clover and more of what they call creek-steeped folk.
Becky G says the industry rolled its eyes at her música mexicana albums
The singer told will.i.am that Esquinas and Encuentros met doubt, and that música mexicana started bubbling eight months after she began.
Brittany Howard joined Tedeschi Trucks Band for Everyday People in Grand Rapids
The Alabama Shakes singer traded lines with Susan Tedeschi inside a Sly and the Family Stone medley, on the third of four nights opening the Future Soul Tour.
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist share details on joint album Before The World Blows
The 16-track record marks Badu's first full project in 11 years, out this Friday.
The Beatles reissue the album Rubber Soul on October 2 with unheard demos
Giles Martin remixed the 1965 record in stereo and Dolby Atmos, and Day Tripper finally lands on the tracklist.
Rapper Young Miko says Kany García coming out was important to her
Asked by ELLE México about being a role model herself, the singer named García, and described a fan who came to a show with her two mothers.
Neighbour Club announce debut EP Snail Mail
The London indie rockers follow their first-ever single with a September EP.
Boston's debut album gets 50th anniversary reissue with long-lost demos
The reissue adds previously unreleased demos Tom Scholz used to land the band's record deal.
Aluminum, the San Francisco band, line up second album Iconoclast HaHa
Lead single Killing Time arrives with the news, two years on from the debut Fully Beat.
Stevie Nicks sings Stand Back on Jimmy Kimmel Live before a festival set
Waddy Wachtel played guitar on the 1983 hit while Jelly Roll was guest-hosting the show.
Hope Of The States' Sam Herlihy launches solo single via text-adventure game
'Insignificance' arrives ahead of his debut solo album Poltergeist, due in October.
Tomorrowland is adding a second day to its Shanghai festival this October
Tiesto and Axwell headline the October return after last year's sellout debut.
Charley Crockett addresses controversy over dropping Twin Temple from his shows
The country star spoke at length about pulling the opener from a pair of dates this summer.
Bruce Springsteen will headline the Stand Up For Heroes benefit concert in New York
Alex Warren and Jon Stewart join the November veterans fundraiser at Lincoln Center.
Space Afrika, Milkweed and more join the growing 2026 Unsound lineup
Marina Herlop and VTSS also join the festival's third wave of announced acts.
Tony Hannah's debut album Love It Or Leave It looks back to eighties country
Elijah Ocean produced it, Brennen Leigh and Stefanie Joyce helped write it, and Saving Country Music scored it 8.3.
The Beatles share a work tape of Day Tripper as a song in progress
John Lennon and Paul McCartney can be heard laughing about tape levels before the guitar riff everybody knows existed.
Trace Adkins to release 30th anniversary edition of Dreamin' Out Loud
The special edition marks three decades since his platinum-selling debut album.
Sarah Meth details debut album Something Shameful
'Don't Touch Me You're My Hero' arrives with a video featuring members of Shame and Sorry.
Trump administration warns the Kennedy Center venue could face demolition
Justice Department lawyers raised the prospect in a court filing, saying an outdoor amphitheater could be built on the site instead.
YouTube Premium raises streaming prices across Europe and Singapore
Individual plan increases run from around 10% to as much as 17% across affected markets.
Kate Bollinger lines up a new EP called Shop Girl
The Richmond singer-songwriter follows her 2024 debut album with the release's title track.