Katie and Allison Crutchfield Reunite, Drop Surprise New Album Under the Name Snocaps
The twin sisters — Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield and Swearin's Allison Crutchfield — enlist MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook for their first new music since P.S. Eliot
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Katie & Allison Crutchfield, MJ Lenderman, & Brad Cook Are Snocaps — Hear Their Surprise Debut Album
We knew something was afoot, we just didn’t know we’d be getting so much of it so quickly.
Florence and the Machine Perform Witchy Rendition of Lady Gaga’s ‘Abracadabra’
The cover coincided with Gaga's debut performance of "Hey Girl," their Joanne collab, in Barcelona
Watch Florence Road Cover Phoebe Bridgers For Like A Version
Earlier this year Florence Road unveiled their debut EP Fall Back , which was billed as a mixtape. Now, the Irish band stopped by the Australian radio network Triple J to cover Phoebe Bridgers’ Stranger In The Alps tearjerker “Georgia” for the Like A Version series.
Demi Lovato Frees Meme Twin Poot From Her Basement to Celebrate New Album
"Every version of myself exists in this project," Lovato added about It's Not That Deep after sharing photos of herself dressed as Poot
NLE Choppa Has Some Words for NBA YoungBoy on His New Single ‘KO’
The Memphis-born rapper, who now goes by NLE The Great, surprise released a new track that's a not-so-subtle screed aimed at the whole rap game
Lily Allen Announces West End Girl UK Tour
Last week Lily Allen released West End Girl , her first new album in seven years, and it’s taking the pop world by storm. The drama certainly has been helping. Now, the British singer has announced a UK tour.
Arcade Fire’s Win Butler And Régine Chassagne Are Separating
Arcade Fire co-founders Win Butler and Régine Chassagne have announced their separation after over 20 years of marriage. The indie group, whose latest album Pink Elephant was met with a not-so-great reception, will continue, according to their statement.
Arcade Fire’s Win Butler and Régine Chassagne Split After 22 Years of Marriage
In 2022, Chassagne publicly supported Butler through five allegations of emotional abuse, sexual misconduct, and manipulation
Bon Jovi, the Offspring, Billy Idol, and More Remember Late Philly DJ Pierre Robert
“I will miss him for the rest of my life," says Graham Nash of the Philadelphia disc jockey, who died Wednesday at 70
Sean Combs Transferred to Federal Prison to Serve Sentence
Disgraced mogul moved to New Jersey federal prison FCI Fort Dix as he continues appealing his conviction
Woman Allegedly Held Over Balcony by Sean Combs Serves Revised Complaint on Mogul in Jail
Bryana Bongolan, a close friend of Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, is moving ahead with her lawsuit after testifying at Combs’ criminal trial
Sean Paul Matching Hurricane Melissa Relief Donations After Jamaica Storm: ‘We Need Help’
“My island of Jamaica is going through a really tough time,” Kingston says
Dave Mustaine Reclaims Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning” For Final Megadeth Album
Megadeth mastermind Dave Mustaine famously served as Metallica’s lead guitarist in the early ’80s before being kicked out and replaced by Kirk Hammett a month before the recording of debut album Kill ‘Em All in 1983. Mustaine has writing credits on a bunch of early Metallica
Soundgarden Promises ‘Seattle-Centric’ Performance at Rock Hall With Nancy Wilson, Mike McCready
“I think Chris would have really enjoyed this moment of recognition, because he was always moving as an artist,” drummer Matt Cameron told the outlet
Twenty One Pilots To Perform “Seven Nation Army” At Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony
The White Stripes are among the inductees in this year’s Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame class, and Twenty One Pilots are among the names who’ll participate in the induction ceremony. We now know the Pilots will be there in honor of the Stripes: Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun will cover
Hole & Smashing Pumpkins Bassist Melissa Auf der Maur Announces “’90s Rock Memoir” Even The Good Girls Will Cry
Before kicking off a solo career of her own, Melissa Auf der Maur played bass in both Hole and Smashing Pumpkins. Today she’s announced her “’90s rock memoir” titled Even The Good Girls Will Cry , set for release this March.
The Weather Station – “Airport” & “Only The Truth”
At the beginning of the year, Tamara Lindeman, the super-chill Canadian folk artist who records as the Weather Station, released her lovely album Humanhood . She evidently had some songs left over. Today, Lindeman shares “Airport” and “Only The Truth,” two songs from the
Reneé Rapp Is Feeling ‘Lucky’ on ‘Now You See Me’ Soundtrack Single
Now You See Me, Now You Don’t hits theaters on Nov. 14.
Questlove Writes Tribute To His Late Friend And Collaborator D’Angelo
D’Angelo died earlier this month after a battle with pancreatic cancer. The neo-soul legend left us with a relatively small discography — just three studio albums in 20 years — and his latter two albums, 2000’s Voodoo and 2014’s Black Messiah , both featured the Roots drummer
Ian Presents a Textbook Case of Aura Anxiety With His Mixtape ‘2005’
The heavily discussed musician shows what happens when a generation terrified of being cringe gets the spotlight
Becky G Documentary ‘Rebbeca’ Sets Two-Night-Only Cinema Event in December
“This film is my truth — the love, the loss, the pain, and the healing that made me who I am today,” singer says after Rebbeca secures Dec. 10 and 13 theatrical release
Billie Eilish Told WSJ Awards Attendees To “Give Your Money Away, Shorties” (Mark Zuckerberg Did Not Clap)
Did you know that the Wall Street Journal holds an annual awards show? It does. The newspaper’s Innovator Awards have been happening since 2012. Per the newspaper itself , this particular awards gala “encapsulates everything readers have come to expect from the award-winning
Dave Mustaine Talks Rerecording Metallica Classic ‘Ride the Lightning’ to ‘Pay Tribute to the Band’
“I wanted to do something to close the circle on my career right now,” the Megadeth mastermind tells Rolling Stone . “I wanted to do something that I felt would be a good song”
Morgan Wallen Announces 2026 Still the Problem Tour
Brooks & Dunn, Hardy, Ella Langley, and Thomas Rhett will support the star on rotating dates
Billie Eilish Calls on Billionaires to Support People in Need: ‘No Hate, But Give Your Money Away’
The Wall Street Journal Magazine presented the musician with the Music Innovator of the Year award, where it was revealed that $11.5 million from her tour will be donated across multiple organizations
Mk.gee & Matty Healy Join Dijon Onstage In LA
Right now, the consistently great R&B experimentalist Dijon is out on tour, and he performed his staggering new album Baby in full at the opening date in San Diego. On Wednesday, Dijon played the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, and some friends came out to assist. Dijon is a
There Are No Rap Songs In The Top 40 For The First Time In 35 Years
Yesterday, Billboard deputy editor and Stereogum buddy Andrew Unterberger published a piece with some confusing implications: On last week’s Billboard Hot 100, there were no rap songs in the top 40. The same holds true for this week’s chart. It has been a very, very long since
Melissa Auf der Maur Will Reveal All in ‘90s Rock Memoir’
Even the Good Girls Will Cry will chronicle the veteran bassist’s years in Hole and the Smashing Pumpkins
NewJeans Will Appeal Seoul Court Decision Upholding Label Contract Through 2029
A judge ruled that the departure of former Ador CEO Min Hee-jin did not constitute a breach of contract, marking another setback in the legal battle that has unfolded over the past year
Gary Numan Shares Previously Unreleased 1980 Track “Like A B-Film” From New Telekon Reissue
Gary Numan’s sophomore album Telekon just turned 45, and to mark the occasion, it’s getting the reissue treatment. Over the next couple of months Beggars Banquet will release three different editions: a sustainably pressed vinyl, a double-LP deluxe expanded edition, and a
Jamey Johnson on All the Times He’s Mistaken for Chris Stapleton
“He said he gets the same shit," Johnson tells Rolling Stone 's Nashville Now podcast
Dean Lewis Addresses Allegations of Inappropriate Behavior With Fans: ‘I Understand Why People Are Angry’
“I’ve done and said incredibly stupid, insensitive, and embarrassing things that I’m mortified by when looking back,” Australian hitmaker writes
The Burial of Black Genius (a.k.a. D’Angelo Lives!)
Questlove pays tribute to his friend and collaborator: “D’Angelo, to me, was one of the last pure artists in Black music”
Gracie Abrams Releases Her Pain in Cathartic ‘I Told You Things’ Live Performance From Red Rocks
The performance was captured for the concert special Apple Music Live: Gracie Abrams , available exclusively on Apple Music
Lankum – “Ghost Town” (The Specials Cover)
Here’s your actually-freaky Halloween soundtrack. Lankum, Dublin’s masters of doom-laden experimental folk music, have covered 2-tone kings the Specials’ 1981 spooky ska classic “Ghost Town.” Lankum originally recorded the cover for Oona Doherty’s dance show Specky Clark this
Oklou Shares Three New Songs On Choke Enough Deluxe, Plays Tiny Desk Concert
If you have not yet spent any time with Oklou’s Choke Enough album, I recommend that you remedy that situation quickly. The French singer and producer released her LP earlier this year, and it was #1 on our mid-year list . Choke Enough is a gorgeous blur — all these
Drake Appeals Dismissal Of UMG Lawsuit Over Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us”
Drake is officially gearing up to fight the dismissal of his defamation and harassment lawsuit against Universal Music Group over the promotion of Kendrick Lamar‘s “Not Like Us.” The OVO rapper’s lawyers filed a notice of appeal on Wednesday (October 29) indicating their
For Canadians Living in Los Angeles, Getting to the World Series Is Already a Triumph
Music manager Cory Litwin unpacks how the the Toronto Blue Jays-Dodgers matchup is deeper than sports
Watch Steve Martin, Alison Brown Perform Instrumental Track ‘Let’s Get Out of Here’ on ‘Fallon’
The duo recently released a collaborative bluegrass album, Safe, Sensible and Sane