Lane Hartley sets his second LP No Home for 23 October
He recorded it live with a six-piece band that includes David Hartley of The War On Drugs.
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Phoebe Bridgers fills Lost Weekend with guests, from Mike Kinsella to Alex G
The Mike Kinsella feature was hinted at months ago in a GQ profile of American Football.
Polly Paulusma reissues Scissors In My Pocket for its 21st year
The cover art is by her mother, portrait painter Louise Riley-Smith, who died this June.
Twin Temple set their third record Doomed Lovers for 23 October
Jack White invited the duo to open for him after a country tour dropped them over their imagery.
1000Milan asks a jury to settle his Kendrick Lamar credit lawsuit over m.A.A.d City
He says the producer AXLFOLIE kept him off the credit and the payout for the 2012 Compton track.
Tupac's estate accuses producer Daz Dillinger of keeping a $1 million archive
The estate says he never returned a $91,445.27 check tied to the same material.
Kakkmaddafakka set a Buenos Aires date at Niceto Club
It is their only show announced there so far, and a new studio album is coming this year.
Royal Blood share Ten Over Ten and name the next album Dead Company
It is the first the duo has said about new music since lining up 2026 UK shows.
Kaonashi debut a new single called Typing
The band also confirmed a fall tour opening for The Callous Daoboys.
Dwayne Johnson releases a country song called Your Dad
He co-wrote it with Iam Tongi for Moana: Voices Across the Ocean, a companion album to the new Moana movie.
Paulo Londra puts out a new track called Me asfixia la ciudad
Rolling Stone en Español's report did not detail the song's production or its place in a bigger project.
Alex Terrible puts a deathcore vocal on the Korn song Freak on a Leash
The Slaughter To Prevail vocalist covers the band's 1998 single, drawing praise from Korn's Brian Welch.
Luke Combs adds 12 stadium dates to his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour
The country singer opens April 3 in Arlington and finishes June 26 in San Diego, playing in the round.
The Weeknd, R&B singer Abel Tesfaye, says he isn't retiring the stage name after all
At a concert outside Stockholm, he told fans he tried stepping away and didn't like how it felt.
Neil Perry says The Band Perry terminated him in 2024
He disputes his sister Kimberly's account of how the group's current lineup came together.
Busta Rhymes lines up a J Dilla album called Dillagence
Two songs are out ahead of it, Spazzz and Talk Ya Shit, the second one with Lil Wayne.
Dottie Oelhafen starts a fan mail company called The Artist Desk
MusicRow's brief report did not say when the company launches or which artists it will serve.
Power Snatch drop a surprise second EP, EP2, with no warning
It's the Hayley Williams and Daniel James duo's second release of the year, ahead of a September tour.
Louder Than Life festival sets out its daily running order for September
The festival runs September 17 to 20 in Louisville, Kentucky.
AKRIILA sets September 3 for her next album
Rolling Stone en Español's report did not detail what listeners should expect from the record.
Jon Batiste cancels a Connecticut festival appearance and other concerts
He cited undisclosed "personal circumstances" in a statement shared by the Westville Music Bowl.
Townies release new song "Wednesday," answering Wednesday's song "Townies"
The LA-via-Boston emo band delivers on a promise made after Wednesday's "Bleeds" release.
Modest Mouse brings out Califone frontman Tim Rutili in Chicago
The pair played rare Ugly Casanova tracks together during the Chicago show.
Austin Snell sets an October start for his Colors Tour
MusicRow's brief report did not list which cities are on the run.
ACM Honors adds Sheryl Crow and Flatland Cavalry to its 19th lineup
The Academy of Country Music also named Logan Ledger and Zach John King among the acts joining the show.
Terry Haggerty revisits his songbook on new album "Family"
The Sons of Champlin guitarist re-recorded songs from across his career, arriving September 7.
Neil Perry hits back at his sister over the Band Perry breakup
Kimberly Perry had given her own account of how the group changed, and he says it left out key facts.
Björk played a DJ set at the eclipse festival she staged in Iceland
The one day event drew a crowd of 7,000, and she spent an hour behind the decks.
StubHub is spending millions to fight a US concert ticket resale price cap
The lobbying targets a California bill that would cap resale markups at 10 percent over face value.
Dummy announce new album and tour
The Los Angeles five-piece share a video for first single "Full Spectrum Dominance" from the album "do you love the color of the sky?"