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Swansea International Jazz Festival 2026 gears up for autumn dates
The annual festival returns to venues across the city September 3-6.
Taylor Swift revisits Tim McGraw, the single that started her career
In a 20-year retrospective she admits the Georgia stars line was invented, and credits Nashville with making her a writer.
Dorothy Moore sets Diamond & Gold concert marking 80 years
The soul singer, known for a classic heartbreak ballad, celebrates the milestone this fall.
Chapterhouse look back on debut album Whirlpool 35 years on
The band reflects on a record that came to define UK shoegaze, ahead of their first-ever Argentina shows.
Bad Bunny brings his world tour back home to Puerto Rico to close it out
He'll wrap the Debi Tirar Mas Fotos World Tour with two shows at San Juan's Hiram Bithorn Stadium.
Ghost are pairing a new live album, '2 Big To Rig,' with their IMAX movie
The film arrives August 26, with the soundtrack out the following day.
Meditasi drummer Raja Azreen Raja Talib died after collapsing at a festival
The band was two songs into a ten-song set at the Teruntum Rock Festival in Kuantan when its frontman saw him slump over his kit.
Round Hill Music sues Suno and Anthropic for up to $1 billion apiece
The independent publisher says it won't settle and intends to take both AI companies to trial.
Sony Music sues Kroger over alleged copyright infringement in ads
The suit spans 19 Kroger banners including Ralphs, Mariano's and Harris Teeter, and cites nearly 400 unauthorized posts.
Bret Michaels cancels remaining 2026 shows on doctors' orders
The move follows recent surgeries after his comeback show.
The full 2026 lineup for Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX is here
Umru and Tygapaw round out a bill that also includes American Football, Perfume Genius and Lido Pimienta.
LCD Soundsystem topped the Just Like Heaven festival, the Strokes came third
Julius Miller put TV Girl second and Chromeo last, in 95-degree heat and a crowd he calls hostile.
Signs of the Swarm release cameo-filled video for Rob Zombie's 'Dragula'
The cover's video features Bam Margera and Will Ramos, among others.
Jessie Reyez announces A Little Vengeance Tour
It's her biggest tour yet, and part of the proceeds benefit the Jessie Reyez Fund for women in live music.
KATSEYE's 'WILD' hits No. 1, biggest girl group debut since 2008
The EP's 170,000-unit debut is the biggest for a girl group since Danity Kane's Welcome to the Dollhouse in 2008.
Rapper Ice-T says no one else holds a Grammy in both metal and rap
The Body Count frontman told METALSHOP the band lost to Mastodon in New York and found its dressing room locked, then won on a night he watched at home.
Tame Impala will headline Poland's Open'er festival when it returns in 2027
Kevin Parker's project is set to headline the Orange Main Stage as the festival's first 2027 announcement.
Dr. Dre says AI is a threat to less-skilled music creators
In a joint New York Times interview, the producer and Jimmy Iovine weighed in on AI's growing role in the studio.
Television guitarist Richard Lloyd diagnosed with cancer
The guitarist says the diagnosis has been financially difficult to manage.
Michael Whittle shares new single 'Chokehold'
The LA-based composer and songwriter continues stepping out from soundtrack work.
Brandon Flowers releases solo album "Thrasher," a country turn toward his youth
The record turns to stories from his childhood, including two about his sisters.
Santos Bravos became the first Latin American band to play the KCON festival
The five members come from Brazil, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Peru and Los Angeles County, and they took on a BTS song to win the crowd.
Twickenham Jazz Club booked 12 Wednesday nights from September to January
Alan Barnes, Alex Garnett and a Chet Baker programme lead the bill at the Cabbage Patch, where Lesley Christiane has promoted jazz for more than two decades.
Programme announced for third Posk Festival of Jazz Voice
The two-day event runs October 2-3 at Jazz Cafe Posk in Hammersmith.
Anthony Hopkins releases album of orchestral works, Life is a Dream
The actor composed the pieces over six decades.
Regi Myrix and Ty Juan share double A-side soul single
"Take Me With You" and "Eyes Fell On You" arrive together.
Former AC/DC drummer Chris Slade retires, citing stroke effects
Slade, who is nearly 80, thanked his solo band and fans for years of shows.
Roberta Flack's 'The Montreux Years' reissue spans 37 years of shows
The archival set draws on five Montreux concerts, released after her 2025 death.