Morrissey cancels his Las Vegas residency a week before it was set to start
The four-night Wynn run is the latest in a long history of canceled Morrissey shows.
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Dinner Party return with another short set of songs
SPIN says Whatchu Bringing? is consistent and soulful, if a little too comfortable.
Ralfy The Plug and Remble team up on Baccarat
The two rappers had traded diss tracks for years before Sunday's reunion.
Tobacco's High On Life 2 score arrives as a 4LP set
The 66-track score gets its first vinyl pressing, sold for $66 in the US.
The Avalanches set new album No Bad Memories for 16 October
The fourth full length from the Australian trio spans 31 tracks and arrives alongside a new single featuring Portraits of Tracy.
Gnod reveals second album in its "Chronicles Of Gnowt" trilogy
The Salford band's Chris Haslam says spontaneity, not planning, drives the record.
Veeps cuts editorial staff at music sites BrooklynVegan and Revolver
The cuts land the same week Live Nation, Veeps's majority owner, reported record quarterly numbers.
Sony Music promotes Stephanie Yu as a shoe retailer's suit against the label is narrowed
A federal judge dismissed the part of DSW's declaratory judgment case that named two Sony companies.
Live Nation buys into Prague's O2 arena, O2 Universum and Forum Karlin
The deal with Czech group PPF is Live Nation's largest investment in Central and Eastern Europe yet.
Brown Wimpenny headlines a September fundraiser for the Hebden Bridge Folk Roots Festival
Jennifer Reid and Satnam Galsian also play the Trades Club show, raising money for the festival's 2027 return.
Lucy Dacus brings Julien Baker onstage at the Outside Lands festival
It's the second time this year Dacus has shared the song live with someone other than its original guest, Hozier.
Shawn Holiday's Giant Music, the Azoff label, expands into the UK
Co-founder Nate Albert says the traditional record business is ending, and they built Giant to replace it.
The Weeknd steps back from retiring his stage name
He told a crowd in Stockholm that testing retirement taught him he doesn't like how it feels.
Extreme metal pioneer Mike Browning dies at 62
He drummed on Morbid Angel's shelved debut before founding sci-fi death metal act Nocturnus.
Charli XCX joins The Strokes on stage during their Outside Lands headline set
The pop star also left Djo an on-screen voicemail cameo two nights later, NME reports.
Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker says he almost died
He gave the interview to the Associated Press the same week trailers arrived for his own documentary, Louder Than Fear.
Roy Montgomery and Martha Skye Murphy make their first album together
The pair first worked together after Montgomery sent back a recording of his car engine.
T.I. earns a platinum certification for Let 'Em Know as he nears retirement
AllHipHop said the single also went RIAA Gold in April, as the Atlanta rapper closes out his catalog with the album Kill the King.
A venue curfew cuts the Fugees' set short at the Diaspora Calling festival
Wyclef Jean told reporters afterward that the group would return next year, and that Lauryn Hill's earlier set had eaten into their time.
Reality TV star Khaotic reportedly faces an aggravated sexual battery case in Georgia
AllHipHop said Atlanta booking records link the accusation to an alleged incident from December 2025, months before his Florida arrest.
Art d'Ecco sets fifth album Scheele's Green for October, trailed by The Death of Indie
Paper Bag Records puts it out, with a video sending up four tech oligarchs.
Bea Miller's next album, Mr. Peaked in High School, arrives with single drunk enough
The pop singer calls it the best work she's made yet, per The Line of Best Fit.
Freyja Elsy previews her EP to stop the world turning with new song Another Life
The Cardiff artist writes her first lyric in Welsh on the folklore-inspired track.
A lost 1983 recording of Glenn Branca's symphony surfaces as a new record
The audience tape sat unheard for decades until a UK archivist tracked it down.
Grumpy announce debut album Unfindable Ring, their first record as a full band
Bandleader Heaven Schmitt fronts the New York project on new single OBL.
Lim Orion sets alt-rock album ILK for October, previewed by single Futon
The London artist draws the song's neglected-futon spirit from Japanese folklore.
Wine Lips set garage-psych album TV Dinner for August, share new single
The Toronto band's If You Don't Know previews the record on Stomp Records.
Ja Rule skips a White Sox postgame concert over travel trouble
AllHipHop says angry fans booed the announcement and rumors of a 50 Cent feud followed.
BKLYN Jazz Festival is postponed too, following the cancelled LA Jazz Festival
JazzTimes points to a lack of executed contracts behind both scrapped debuts.
LA Jazz Festival cancelled hours before its debut, with Legend and Monae billed
Ezra Collective and Raphael Saadiq were also on the bill for the axed festival, NME reports.