Highsigh, formed from Deerhoof and Jobs, release the album Once Bend
The Quietus calls the trio's debut a dense mix of exploratory backgrounds, comparing its title track to the Beatles' "Revolution 9" and Talk Talk's "Eden."
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Shaboozey discusses new concept album The Outlaw Cherie Lee and Other Western Tales
The Grammy-winning singer built the Wild West revenge story around a fictional character inspired by the women in his life.
John Summit, Chris Lake and Kaskade headline Breakaway Utah's festival debut
The inaugural stop brings Tiesto and a first-ever Gorgon City b2b MPH set to America First Field on October 2-3.
Legendary songwriter Diane Warren releases reggae covers album Songs in the Key of Diane
The 13-track compilation reworks her pop and rock hits in reggae and Pacific Island styles, with five previously unreleased songs.
Lido Pimienta discusses new album Caribenya on NPR
The Colombian Canadian artist says the record explores what she calls the Caribbean sublime, with her 7-year-old daughter singing on one track.
Actor and singer Jared Leto denies sexual misconduct accusations from BBC documentary
Ten women describe alleged incidents between 2002 and 2016 in a film the BBC spent 18 months investigating.
Ariana Grande's new album Petal channels her anger into pop
Rolling Stone calls the rage-filled eighth LP a departure from the meticulous Eternal Sunshine, and says it works.
Selena Gomez, Becky G and Benny Blanco share Te Olvido (La La) video
Danny Trejo stars in the Chicano-culture-steeped clip, directed by a frequent Bad Bunny collaborator, previewing Blanco's album Hermoso.
Zedd, Excision and Gryffin headline Breakaway Mass festival return to Worcester
The two-day run at Palladium Outdoors adds Crankdat, INZO and Wax Motif to a 24-act bill on August 21-22.
Chrissi shares reflective new single The Scariest Part
The Essex singer-songwriter wrote the song after blocking an ex mid-flight to a new country.
GEMA beats Suno in German copyright ruling over AI music training
The Munich court found the AI company infringed copyright by training on and reproducing GEMA-controlled songs without a license.
flowerovlove announces debut album Mini Skirt Warrior
The pop singer also shared new single Kiss Kiss Kiss, ahead of an arena tour opening for Niall Horan.
Remi Wolf returns with vulnerable new single Twiggy
She debuted the song live at Newport Folk Festival with a surprise assist from Paramore's Hayley Williams.
Rachel Chinouriri announces sophomore album I Think I Spoke Too Soon
The London singer-songwriter worked with Lucy Dacus on the follow-up to her 2024 debut, due this October.
Glen Hansard, Irish singer and 'Once' star, dies at 56
The Frames frontman was killed in a motorcycle collision in Lucan, on the western edge of Dublin.
DOMi & JD Beck release second album Who Asked?
The keys-and-drums duo tell NPR they still second-guess themselves daily, even after praise from Anderson .Paak and Herbie Hancock.
Lucia & The Best Boys release '80s-leaning second album Picking Petals
DIY hears the Scottish act finally settle into a sound after a shakier debut, with Chvrches' Lauren Mayberry joining for one track.
Kanye West settles sexual assault lawsuit with former assistant Lauren Pisciotta
The deal, reached July 23, closes claims of assault, trafficking and wrongful termination without any admission of fault.
Steve Lacy and Syd release solo albums on the same day
NPR hears the two Internet bandmates chasing the same quiet cool from opposite directions on Oh Yeah? and Beard.
Karol G announces sixth album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto
The Colombian superstar revealed the record from the stage in Toronto, with the LP due one week later.
Rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs gets his prison release date moved up again
Federal records now show a release date of January 24, 2028, days after a reported fight landed him in solitary confinement.
Shania Twain's new album Little Miss Twain draws a mixed review
Saving Country Music gave the record a 5 out of 10, calling it a course correction that still chases pop moments it should leave behind.
Canada's SOCAN buys CMRRA to unify music rights licensing
The deal folds Canadian mechanical rights back under the same roof as performing rights for the first time in years.
Major record labels float new rules for AI music on the charts
The proposal would let AI-assisted songs compete but keep tracks built entirely by AI off official tallies.
Kentucky singer-songwriter Ian Noe announces double concept album Canyon Falls
The 16-song record follows a hiatus caused by a broken wrist and marks Noe's return with producer Andrija Tokic at Nashville's Bomb Shelter.
Jason Isbell cancels and postpones tour dates without explanation
Two of the three postponed shows already have new dates, but nothing has been said about why they were moved.
French electronic artist Kavinsky, composer of "Nightcall" from "Drive," dies at 50
Paris prosecutors found "no suspicious elements" after the producer, born Vincent Belorgey, died of a suspected stroke.
Major and indie record labels propose rules for AI tracks on the music charts
The plan would let AI-assisted songs chart while blocking fully AI-generated tracks, and could extend to gold and platinum certifications.
AI music company Suno hit with two class action lawsuits over data breach
Personal data tied to 55.3 million users was accessed last November, but Suno never formally notified those affected.
Rapper RBX refiles lawsuit accusing Spotify of ignoring streaming fraud
The amended complaint claims stream manipulation tied to Drake has diverted at least $600 million in royalties from other artists.