The Linda Lindas debut a video for "Blood On Our Hands"
Eloise Wong says the song is about supporting each other beyond boycott days, ahead of the band's third album "Gotta Get Out."
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Singer Bette Midler named 2026 recipient of the Woody Guthrie Prize
The Woody Guthrie Center will present the honor in October at Tulsa's Cain's Ballroom, with remarks from the Guthrie family.
Everything Is Recorded unveils new EP "Cut Off Your Nose"
Richard Russell's project also lines up Samantha Morton, Peter Gabriel and Roses Gabor for the four-track EP, out August 14.
Tom Waits' 1976 album Small Change gets a 50th anniversary vinyl reissue
Rare archive footage of Waits on a 70s chat show accompanies the release.
Seth MacFarlane follows his Sinatra project with a new Muppets album
Seth MacFarlane Sings the Muppets arrives September 18, built from orchestral arrangements in the style of Nelson Riddle and Billy May.
Shaboozey releases new album "The Outlaw Cherie Lee"
The 20-track concept record folds hip-hop, western balladry and folk into one story, and scored 6.5 out of 10 from Saving Country Music.
Songwriters' group Global Music Rights settles a 95-song copyright case with Music Choice
The suit accused the streaming and cable service of playing catalog songs, including Bruce Springsteen and Billie Eilish tracks, after their license lapsed.
London grunge quartet Tooth book a UK tour for autumn
The run includes the band's biggest headline show yet at London's The Garage, and follows festival slots at Reading, Leeds and All Points East.
Drummer Florian Arbenz lines up a September organ trio tour across Europe
The trio, with saxophonist Chris Cheek and organist Arno Krijger, opens 15 September at PizzaExpress Live in Soho and runs through six countries.
Nia Archives to DJ the official afterparty for All Points East festival
The Amex Afters show follows her own set at the London festival the week before, and the bill also includes Cheetah, Riria and Zillion.
Shabazz Palaces announce new album "It's a Style Sport"
Ishmael Butler returns October 23 on Sub Pop with the song "Ahh World (I Won the Alpha Bet)."
Interpol add a Village Underground afterparty before their tour with Bloc Party
The intimate London show follows Interpol's support slot for Deftones at All Points East's Outbreak Fest day, and comes as their ninth album arrives this month.
Rapper Trippie Redd drops new single Meet The Redds with Sexyy Red
It's the latest release before his long-awaited album NDA, due out that Friday.
Singer Boy George threatens to sack Culture Club members who refuse his pro-Israel song
He says the pro-peace framing has been lost in the backlash, after already leaving a West End run and parting ways with his label manager over the track.
YouTube doubles the watch-hour bar for new creators as its cheap plan drops YouTube Music
The change lands alongside an expansion of a cheaper Premium Lite tier that pays labels less because it excludes YouTube Music altogether.
Chinese streaming company Tencent Music reports $1.32 billion in second-quarter revenue
The company credits concert growth and its new integration of audio platform Ximalaya for an 11% rise in its core music services division.
Adult DVD lock in a self-titled debut album for September
The Leeds band's Rolling Face is the latest preview, and it lands alongside a run of UK tour and instore dates.
Wasia Project unveil new track "Vogue"
The sibling duo's debut album "Nocturne" arrives September 18, with a UK tour to follow in November.
Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme defies a $10,000 smoking fine in Detroit
The band closed their set with a defiant speech from the Ford Field stage, mid-way through opening for Foo Fighters on their stadium tour.
Singer-songwriter Fenne Lily sets fourth album Win Win for October
She previews it with a new song called Sleeping and a run of intimate release shows before the record's proper tour.
Rapper Vince Staples books a September show at London's 26 Leake Street
The London date follows his acclaimed new album Cry Baby and comes days before his All Points East set.
The Molotovs open the King's Cross Summer Sounds festival with a free Bowie tribute
NME says the London show is free to attend and ties into an immersive Lightroom exhibition of David Bowie's archive.
DIIV name A.G. Cook as producer of fifth album ZIRP!
DIY says Cook pushed the shoegaze band's sound toward brighter, hookier pop.
Tamina Khyrah-Joi debuts with new single "As Above So Below"
The Berklee-trained R&B singer wrote it with producer Burnie Stevenson and her mother, pianist Dr. Gail Jhonson.
Oen Sujet returns with new album "The Friendliest Fight We Know"
The Montreal act shrank from 15 members to two for its first record in 17 years.
Nicolas Meier World Group release new album "Elysian Drift"
The sextet's cover art, painted by Meier's wife, maps the places that shaped it.
The Breedling releases new album "A Straunge And Terrible Wunder"
Chris Spalton built the record around a 449-year-old English legend of a hellhound.
Video shows rapper Kodak Black turning himself in to police
The footage ties to a May arrest on a fleeing-police charge stemming from a February incident.
Jon Glass joins independent label group Merlin as general counsel
He moves from Warner Music Group, where he spent close to two decades in legal and business affairs roles.
Singer-songwriter Lily Seabird sets her album Lightspheres on Their Way for October
She wrote the album's newest single, The Afterglow, the day folk musician Michael Hurley died, scrawling it on the back of an electric bill in a coffee shop.