Rose Says a Solo Tour Has Been a ‘Big Subject’: ‘I Don’t Feel Ready’
The K-pop artist stopped by Call Her Daddy to explore her remarkable career ahead of the Grammys on Sunday
Headlines
- All
- Africa
- Asia
- Business
- Culture
- Environment
- Europe
- Gaming
- Markets
- Middle East
- Movies & TV
- Music
- Politics
- Science
- South America
- Tech
- World News
Life Without Buildings Announce More Reunion Shows, First In 24 Years
Life Without Buildings have announced more reunion shows. Earlier this month the long-dormant Glasgow indie rockers announced a Nov. 20 show at London's KOKO to celebrate 50 years of Rough Trade. It's their first gig in 24 years, and it sold out in minutes. The band — whose
King Princess Covers Geese Song For Radio 1, Says It’s “A Lesbian Anthem”
Over the weekend, Geese made their SNL debut , performing "Au Pays Du Cocaine" and "Trinidad" from their breakthrough album Getting Killed . Samia covered "Au Pays Du Cocaine" back in October, and now King Princess played a rendition of the beloved track on BBC Radio 1. The
Alex Pretti Helped Veterans and Owned a Gun. Why Is Country Music Silent About His Death?
Country artists love to sing about the U.S. military and guns, but few have said anything about Pretti's death at the hands of federal immigration officers
Tate McRae & Justin Bieber Lead 2026 Juno Nominations
The Juno Awards, Canada's foremost music awards, have announced their 2026 nominees. For the second year in a row, Tate McRae leads the field. Her six nods tie her with Justin Bieber as this year's most nominated artist. As the CBC points out, the pop stars are nominated in the
Harry Styles Adds More European Shows Amid Record-Breaking Demand for NYC Residency
Styles' 30-show run at Madison Square Garden generated a staggering 11.5 million artist presale registrations, according to Ticketmaster data
Jeff Buckley Lands First Hot 100 Hit With 32-Year-Old Track
RIP Jeff Buckley, you would've hated TikTok, but at least you got a hit out of it. "Lover, You Should’ve Come Over," from the late singer-songwriter's only studio album Grace (1994), entered the Billboard Hot 100 this week at #97 after getting a major boost from TikTok. Not bad
Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, More Celebrities Speak Out Against ICE Violence in Minneapolis
A growing list of stars have condemned ICE’s deadly operation in Minnesota
More Acts Drop Off MAGA-Associated Rock The Country Festival
Earlier this month Ludacris was announced as a performer for the Rock The Country Tour, a country-centric traveling music festival with a MAGA slant. (Vocal Donald Trump supporters Kid Rock and Jason Aldean are headlining this year.) After facing backlash, Luda dropped off the
Lady Gaga Covers Mr. Rogers For Super Bowl Commercial
In just a couple of weeks, the Seattle Seahawks, the New England Patriots, and Bad Bunny will play the 2026 Super Bowl. That means there's about to be a bunch of new celebrity-starring commercials. One of which comes from Redfin and Rocket Mortgage, who got Lady Gaga to cover
Unused That Thing You Do! Demos By ’90s Power-Pop Bands Surface 30 Years Later
The 2026 Academy Award nominations were recently announced and there are a number of music-related honorees even beyond the song and score categories. But instead of talking about Song Sung Blue , let's learn some previously unknown trivia about an Oscar-nominated music movie
Neba Solo & Benego Diakité Announce New Album A Djinn And A Hunter Went Walking: Hear “Seko”
Malian balafon player Neba Solo and donso n’goni player Benego Diakité have made their way to prestige Warner imprint Nonesuch Records for new album A Djinn And A Hunter Went Walking. Nick Gold, former head of World Circuit Records and a longtime partner with Nonesuch,
Morgan Wade, Carter Faith Will No Longer Perform on 2026 Rock the Country Tour
The Nashville country singers’ exits follow that of Ludacris, who after being announced as a performer on the Kid Rock-founded tour, said there was a “mix-up”
TWICE Show Why They’re Bigger Than Ever on ‘This Is For’ World Tour
The tour brought TWICE back to Southern California’s Kia Forum, the same venue where they played their first U.S. headlining show in 2019
How Joyce Manor Made Their Best Record Yet: ‘Doing What We Always Do Is What Got Us Here’
Nearly 20 years into their career, the California pop-punkers keep leveling up
Charli XCX Has Legions of Clones, Including Kylie Jenner, in New Music Video for ‘Residue’
Producer A.G. Cook’s song is featured in the Brat singer’s new film, The Moment , and features dozens of Charli XCXs raging in a warehouse
Charli XCX Unveils The Moment At Sundance, Stars In New A. G. Cook Video
Charli XCX’s Brat mockumentary The Moment just premiered at Sundance Film Festival. It stars Charli alongside many familiar faces like Kylie Jenner, Rachel Sennott, Rosanna Arquette, Alexander Skarsgård, Kate Berlant, Jamie Demetriou, Hailey Benton Gates, and Charli’s frequent
Philip Glass Withdraws His Abraham Lincoln Symphony From The Kennedy Center
Philip Glass and Renée Fleming are the latest artists to cancel their events at the John F. Kennedy Center For The Arts. The post Philip Glass Withdraws His Abraham Lincoln Symphony From The Kennedy Center appeared first on Stereogum .
Philip Glass Cancels ‘Lincoln’ Symphony Premiere at Kennedy Center
“The values of the Kennedy Center today are in direct conflict with the message of the Symphony,” the legendary composer says
50 Cent’s Ex-Girlfriend Claims She Signed Her Life Rights Away Out of ‘Fear’
Shaniqua Tompkins alleges the rapper’s late manager coerced her into signing the exclusive agreement
Footballhead – “Diversion”
Right now, we’re looking at a whole ton of young bands who make Deftones-style guitar-churn music with heavy riffs and vulnerable vocals. Chicago emo-grungers Footballhead definitely fit that mold, and they take the late-’90s thing further than most. Consider: They shot their
Brown Horse Announce New Album Total Dive: Hear “Twisters”
A certain strain of twangy, countrified indie rock has gotten a whole lot of attention over the past few years, and it’s not a uniquely American phenomenon. Consider the case of the prolific Norwich, UK band Brown Horse, who have only been around for a few years but who have
Album Of The Week: Joyce Manor I Used To Go To This Bar
The post Album Of The Week: Joyce Manor I Used To Go To This Bar appeared first on Stereogum .
Stuck Announce New Album Optimizer: Hear “Instakill”
“I saw an ad online/ With a man in his prime/ ‘You can change your life/ For a limited time’/ My life was in decline.” These are the dystopian opening lines of Stuck’s new single “Instakill.” The Chicago post-punks are announcing their new album Optimizer today, and they’re
Miss Grit Announces New Album Under My Umbrella: Hear “Stranger”
The Queens-based artist Margaret Sohn makes conceptual pop music under the name Miss Grit, and their debut album Follow The Cyborg came out three years ago. Miss Grit recently appeared on tracks from mui zyu and the Null Club and released the single “Tourist Mind,” and now
Dream Fatigue Announce New EP No Requiem: Hear “Spun”
Dream Fatigue come from Salem, Massachusetts, and they specialize in the kind of churning, heavy alt-rock that’s all the rage in the underground these days. Drummer Matt Wood used to be in both Vein and Fleshwater, and there’s a lot of Fleshwater in Dream Fatigue’s big choruses
Dutch Interior Announce New EP It’s Glass: Hear “Ground Scores”
In the fall, Dutch Interior returned with “Play The Song,” their first material since their Fat Possum debut Moneyball. Now, the rising SoCal crew is back with the announcement of a new EP called It’s Glass. The incredibly beautiful tearjerker “Ground Scores” is out today.
Sprints – “Deceptacon” (Le Tigre Cover)
When Le Tigre put out their self-titled debut album in 1999, the opening track “Deceptacon” felt like an instant underground smash and a full-on manifesto. It was as charged and immediate as any of the music that Kathleen Hanna made with her previous band Bikini Kill, and it
