Ryuichi Sakamoto and Alva Noto's album 12 Conversations arrives on Noton
Recorded in November and December 2022, months before the composer's death, the twelve pieces are out on 18 September.
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FKA twigs wins the first stage of her trademark case against the band The Twigs
A judge found the Los Angeles duo had waited more than a decade to press their claims, applying the doctrine of laches.
Ellie Goulding sues ex-management company over undisclosed Live Nation ties
She says her TaP Management team pushed her to work with Live Nation without disclosing the company owned TaP.
The Grand Ole Opry's Royal Albert Hall show becomes a two-part TV special
Luke Combs, Ashley McBryde, Carly Pearce, Darius Rucker and Marty Stuart played the London night, which goes out on 22 and 29 August.
Shovel Dance Collective sign to tak:til for the album Everything In Readiness
The 11-track record is out on 23 October, follows 2024's The Shovel Dance, and comes with a UK tour in early 2027.
A witness at the Tupac Shakur murder trial declined to name the shooters
James McDonald, once part of the rapper's circle, told the defendant from the stand that he did not want to send him to prison.
Dillon Francis and A-Trak join the National Fried Chicken Festival lineup
The New Orleans event grows to three days for its tenth year, with Nelly, 2 Chainz and Big Freedia plus the Louisiana Philharmonic also booked.
Rockabilly trio The Stray Cats return to late night television after 36 years
Brian Setzer, Lee Rocker and Slim Jim Phantom played Jimmy Fallon's show, the band's first booking of the kind in more than three decades.
The singer Jimmy Buffett gets a permanent home at a Mobile maritime museum
The National Maritime Museum of the Gulf opens a 6,000-square-foot show of more than 130 artifacts on September 12.
Boston hardcore band Haywire set the album I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye for October 2
Their second full-length follows 2024's CONDITIONED FOR DEMOLITION and opens with the single Interstate Love Affair.
Brussels festival MIRROR WORLD books Kampire and DJ Travella for its first edition
The two-day sister event to Uganda's Nyege Nyege runs 25 and 26 September across the Studio Citygate and La Fabriek venues.
Boston hardcore band Haywire sign to Roadrunner Records
The group marked the deal by throwing 5,000 dollars into the crowd at Sound and Fury, and set their first album for the label for 2 October.
Bass Canyon festival death leads to an arrest at the Gorge Amphitheatre
Grant County deputies said Zion Randall, 26, died in the medical area, and arrested a 28-year-old man after an undercover purchase on site.
Singer Olivia Rodrigo paid a fan's last semester of college tuition
Jamie Causey said $5,000 arrived by Venmo after she posted about her costs at the University of Alabama, and she kept it to herself until she graduated.
Slovakian label mappa releases the 51-track album Synthetic Water Music
The compilation runs on a water theme, marks ten years of the imprint and gets a cassette edition on September 10.
Spotify will flag AI artists and hold them back from recommendations
A badge will tell listeners when the identity behind an artist may not be a real person.
Henry Coke dates his first album Let It Set Us Alight to 30 October
The London songwriter made the record at home in a Lewisham student house, and put out the single Regret (You Make Me) alongside the announcement.
Chicago singer Simone Green releases Breathe from the album BLACK QUEEN
The song was written with its producer, Jeffrey Dillard, and sits on a record Green says she made after surviving breast cancer twice.
The Beatles hand Universal a worldwide merchandise and licensing deal
Apple Corps signed a long-term partnership with UMG, whose Bravado arm has run the group's merchandise in North America since 2022.
Auckland band Balu Brigada release the single "BedHead"
The brothers Henry and Pierre Beasley wrote it after the year their debut album Portal turned into an international breakout.
PVA set the album A Dream Like This for 2 October
The London trio built it out of rehearsals for NO MORE LIKE THIS, and two Dream Edition singles are already out.
Berlin band Luft release their second single, The Punch and Judy Man
Tom Dougall, once of TOY, wrote the song after moving to Germany and made it with Luke Haines, who worked on the whole unreleased album.
Madonna and Taylor Swift lead 2026 MTV VMA nominees
Madonna picked up 11 nominations largely on the strength of her Confessions II short film, while Swift earned nine for Life of a Showgirl.
Rapper Dolly Babe releases the Pink Blush video after a TikTok summer
That Grape Juice reported Ceven Imperial directed the clip for the DanielWsp-produced song, which Madonna and Rihanna both mimed on social media.
Kanye West and Don Toliver release surreal video for "OK," directed by Bianca Censori
Censori transforms the Bully Deluxe track into a gruesome surgery scene, her fourth video for Ye during this album cycle.
Kanye West books two St. Petersburg concerts on his comeback tour
The rapper is set for the 70,000-capacity Gazprom Arena on 10 and 11 October, and a Russian lawmaker has already threatened the dates.
Janet Jackson marks 40 years of the album Control with a concert film
The taping happens on December 12 at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida, with Leslie Small directing and Airtab Music producing.
Fontaines D.C. announce fifth album "Dopamine Chamber," due October 16
Frontman Grian Chatten previewed the record after the band's longtime manager died suddenly.
Young Thug fights lawsuit over Lil Wayne tour bus shooting
A Cobb County judge will decide whether the decade-old case, over a 2015 shooting on Wayne's bus, has enough evidence to go to trial.
XS Nightclub sets a four-night reopening with DJ sets at Wynn Las Vegas
The club returns on November 5 after a renovation, with RÜFÜS DU SOL, The Chainsmokers, Calvin Harris and a Diplo b2b Hugel set.