Andrew W.K. surprise-releases the jazz album Temptation to Exist
Ten instrumental pieces, played almost entirely by him, and his first record since 2021.
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BMG and Concord close their deal and name the new music company's leaders
An 18-member Strategic Leadership Council sits under Bob Valentine's executive team.
Skrillex ends a 14-year Seattle absence with a Porter Robinson DJ set
Ninajirachi joined the pair at the Gas Works Day Party, where recording was reportedly banned.
Kali Malone details her seven-track album Burning Song for October
Ideologic Organ puts out the record, and two London church shows follow in January.
Miguel Zavaleta, singer and leader of the band Sueter, dies at 71
His daughter Lucrecia said in a statement he had been treated for cancer for several months.
Burning Man co-founder John Law says the desert festival has lost its soul
In an essay for The San Francisco Standard, he calls the event a luxury product for wealthy Westerners.
Alana Markel keeps it spare on the new single Not Likely
The New York songwriter follows last year's EP I Love You with a piano and vocal alternate take.
Black Flag singer Max Zanelly misses the US tour over a work visa issue
London Downey fronts the hardcore band for a 45-date run starting in Aspen on 3 September.
End Of The Road publishes stage times for its 20th anniversary festival
Pulp clash with Earl Sweatshirt on Saturday, and CMAT with Kurt Vile on Sunday.
Bob Valentine becomes chief executive as the BMG and Concord music merger closes
Bertelsmann holds about 67 per cent, with Great Mountain Partners affiliates taking a 1.16 billion dollar payment.
Grouper confirms rare European shows including Glasgow and two London nights
Liz Harris plays Cafe OTO twice in November after a slot at Le Guess Who? in Utrecht.
Irish band Amble preview their album Love And All Its Wares in Dublin
The trio played five songs at the Ruby Sessions, the weekly showcase above Doyle's pub.
Kali Malone leads her album Burning Song with the single Heavy With Fruit
Stephen O'Malley plays bowed acoustic guitar and Lucy Railton cello on the Leipzig recording.
Dolly Parton's DollyFest set as a two-weekend festival in Nashville and London
Dolly Parton's estate says the festival replaces a traditional public memorial for the singer, who died on Aug. 25.
The Warning book a Mexico City stadium concert to open their 2027 tour
The rock trio landed an NFL halftime slot hours before announcing the Estadio GNP Seguros date.
Rapper Jay-Z opens a Trafalgar Square pop-up before his Tottenham stadium shows
The installation screens period television from 2001, the year The Blueprint arrived.
Sprints and Maruja play 100 Club shows marking 50 years of UK punk
Tickets are pegged at 1976 prices for two nights at the Oxford Street basement in September.
Elbow play debut album Asleep In The Back over three Manchester Ritz nights
Guy Garvey told NME about the 25-year-old record, its cancelled contracts, and a follow-up shaped partly by David Bowie.
Spanish Horses sign to So Young Records and share the single Hey Man (Hey Man!)
The band play End Of The Road this weekend and a free-entry Soho show on 8 September.
David Fair, who co-founded the band Half Japanese, has died at 74
His brother Jad confirmed the cause was cancer, days after the pair's label and friends began sharing tributes online.
Kneecap announce the Fenian world tour with UK and Ireland arena dates
The run opens in Mexico City in October and closes at Dublin's 3Arena on 16 December.
Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore score a skiing documentary on Threshold
The pair's second album this year soundtracks a film about Olympic cross-country skier Jessie Diggins.
London's 100 Club marks 50 years of punk with 1976 ticket prices
Sprints and Maruja headline the two nights, half a century after the venue's Sex Pistols festival.
Cardi B takes a fourth diamond single with WAP, passing Nicki Minaj
The RIAA certified the Megan Thee Stallion collaboration at 10 million units in early August.
Six Ed Sheeran crew members hospitalised after a Detroit stage accident
Fire dispatch audio described a forklift injury at Ford Field around 11pm as the stage came down.
Canadian soul singer Sean Jones shares an up-tempo new single, Body
A classmate outed his voice in a ninth-grade French class, and a Juno-winning group followed.
George FitzGerald ends a two-year gap with the single The Ladder
The track grew out of a session with Ghost Culture near Glastonbury and leans on early 2000s progressive house.
Sombr books a 2027 arena tour of the UK and Europe after Reading and Leeds
Ravyn Lenae and Jessie Mazin support most of the run, and Suki Waterhouse opens the O2 finale in London.
Cameron Winter's Carnegie Hall concert film opens in theaters November 20
The Paul Thomas Anderson-directed, Benny Safdie-produced film runs a 35mm North American tour this fall.
Drone footage shows the tents left behind at Reading Festival 2026
Organisers had asked fans to take their gear home, then heavy rain arrived during Florence + The Machine's set.