Tracy Zamot, Veteran Publicist for Atlantic and Virgin Records, Dead at 56
Matchbox Twenty, Lenny Kravitz and Phil Collins were among the acts she represented
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Martin Shkreli Sues RZA Amid Battle Over Single-Copy Wu-Tang Clan Album
The so-called "pharma bro" alleges RZA engaged in a "duplicate sale" of copyright interests that Shkreli alleges he still owns, despite a forfeiture order
Puscifer Cover Low
Maynard James Keenan is a busy guy. The Tool frontman has a new Puscifer record called Normal Isn’t arriving at the end of the week, and today Puscifer posted a cover of Low’s 2015 track “Congregation” on Instagram. In the caption, Keenan wrote, “All the madness going on in
As The Guess Who Begin Reunion Tour, Former Members Launch New Legal Fight
Over the weekend, Guess Who's classic lineup played their first show in 23 years , commencing their Takin' It Back reunion tour in Ontario. Frontman Burton Cummings and guitarist Randy Bachman have been embroiled in legal battles with their former bandmates Jim Kale and Garry
Daddy Yankee in 20 Songs: Three Decades of Hits
The superstar helped put reggaeton on the map with a chart-topping discography
Whitney Johnson, Lia Kohl, & Macie Stewart Announce Debut Album BODY SOUND
Last summer the Chicago multi-disciplinary musicians Whitney Johnson, Lia Kohl, and Macie Stewart teamed up on a gorgeous, mournful two-part string composition called BODY SOUND [STONE PIECE]. At the time, a full-length album was teased; today, it’s officially announced. The
Shaboozey Addresses Backlash to ‘Immigrants Built This Country’ Remark at Grammys
The country star said he "never intended to dismiss" the role of Black people or enslaved Africans after facing some criticism
The Ramones Settle Legal Battle On 50th Anniversary Of “Blitzkrieg Bop”: Will We Get The Pete Davidson Biopic Now?
Since 2005, the intellectual property of the Ramones was owned 50-50 between Joey Ramone’s brother Mickey Leigh (born Mitchel Hyman) and Johnny Ramone’s wife Linda Cummings-Ramone. The last few years have been marred by a lot of infighting between the two, both in and out of
Dua Saleh Announces New Album Of Earth & Wires: Hear The Bon Iver Collabs “Flood” & “Glow”
Sudan-born, LA-based singer, songwriter, and sometimes actor Dua Saleh has been in the pop/R&B game for a while now, releasing their debut album I Should Call Them back in 2024. Now, Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon is on board for Saleh’s sophomore album Of Earth & Wires, which
Landowner – “Normal Returns To Normal”
Assumption, the new album from Massachusetts post-punks Landowner, is mere weeks from release. The lead single “Rival Males” was great, and so is “Normal Returns To Normal,” a nervy six-minute story song that reminds me of early Parquet Courts. Dan Shaw’s ranting, raving vocals
Martin Shkreli Sues RZA Over Multi-Million Dollar Wu-Tang Album He Bought And Forfeited
The saga of convicted-felon pharma bro Martin Shkreli and the one-of-a-king Wu-Tang Clan album will seemingly never end. With new developments today, let's recap some of the key twists and turns so far. The post Martin Shkreli Sues RZA Over Multi-Million Dollar Wu-Tang Album
The Guess Who’s Epic Tour War Is Back at Center of Another Lawsuit
As the classic rock band's singer and guitarist kick off their first tour in decades, the fractured group's drummer and bassist say they lost millions over the cancellation of their rival two years ago
Who Will Bad Bunny Bring Out During His Super Bowl Halftime Show?
Here’s a wish list of performers we are hoping to see at Benito bowl
Trouble-Plagued Brooklyn Mirage Allegedly Reopening In June With A New Name
The supposed re-opening of the Brooklyn Mirage has felt like just that — a mirage — since its now-bankrupt parent company Avant Gardner announced in December 2024 that the East Williamsburg venue would be getting a bunch of security-related upgrades. Following a year-long saga
Chris Stapleton Says His New Super Bowl Ad Is ‘Very Non-AI’
The country singer looks back at his viral National Anthem performance, previews his summer tour, and rolls outs an ad for his whiskey line
Megadeth Are Number One … Finally!
No longer standing in the shadows, Dave Mustaine can appreciate that his band is on top at last
Daddy Yankee at 50: Reggaeton Icon Looks Back at Legendary Career
In an exclusive interview, the Latin music pioneer talks about embarking on a new era
Evelyn Gray – “Clotheslines”
Up until last year, Evelyn Gray led Tapir!, the arty UK indie band. Tapir! broke up last year, and now Grey is working on new music with Yuri Shibuichi and Hywel Pryer, the same producers who worked on Tapir!’s 2024 swan song The Pilgrim, Their God And The King Of My Decrepit
Mitski Shares “I’ll Change For You,” Announces World Tour
Mitski announced her new album Nothing’s About To Happen To Me a few weeks back with the release of lead single “Where’s My Phone?” The new LP’s release date is coming up quickly, so she’s got another new track on deck today along with dates for a global tour. Nothing’s About
Alexis Taylor – “For A Toy”
Alexis Taylor sounds fragile and sensitive even on Hot Chip’s slickest club-pop tracks. When he sings a piano ballad, he sounds light a light breeze could rip his arm off. That vulnerability can be a hell of a weapon, and Taylor really puts it to work on his new song “For A
Album Of The Week: Mandy, Indiana URGH
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Federal Prosecutors Push to Use Lil Durk’s Lyrics and Videos as Evidence at Murder-for-Hire Trial
Rapper’s legal team argues the proposed evidence will unfairly prejudice a jury
Paul Simon Extends A Quiet Celebration Tour With 2026 North American Run
The legendary singer-songwriter will play several big amphitheaters on his summer trek, which kicks off in June
Buck Meek – “Ring Of Fire” (Feat. Adrianne Lenker)
It’s genuinely funny to release a new song called “Ring Of Fire” and have it not be a Johnny Cash cover. That’s what Big Thief guitarist Buck Meek just did. His song “Ring Of Fire” isn’t a cover, and it also isn’t a reference. It’s a vaguely countrified ramble with lyrics about
Ratboys – “Penny In The Lake”
Last week, I did a long interview with Julia Steiner, leader of the truly kickass Chicago indie rock band Ratboys. I’d met Steiner once before, and I already knew she was a Steelers fan, so I made sure to put on a Lamar Jackson jersey before I jumped on the Zoom call. As soon
METZ’s Alex Edkins Announces New Weird Nightmare Album Hoopla: Hear “Might See You There”
The Toronto musician Alex Edkins always has something going on. Up until recently, Edkins was the frontman of the great Toronto noise-rock power trio METZ. Last year, METZ reunited to perform on John Mulaney’s Netflix show even though they’d only just broken up. Edkins is also
Kendrick Lamar Is Rap’s Most Decorated Grammy Winner
Now with 27 wins, the rapper has blown past previous record-holder Jay-Z’s 24 wins and Kanye West’s 23
Broken Social Scene Return With First Album Since 2017
The Canadian indie-rock collective’s Remember the Humans is their first collaboration with producer David Newfeld in more than 20 years
Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold Announces 2026 Tour And Judee Sill Tribute In NYC
It's been about a year and a half since Fleet Foxes played their last live show, and as far as we know, they don't have any immediate plans for more, though they did recently release an Elliott Smith cover . But main Fleet Fox Robin Pecknold occasionally plays solo-acoustic
Poison Ruïn Announce New Album Hymns From The Hills: Hear “Eidolon”
Poison Ruïn are back. The medieval-minded metallic punks have announced the follow-up to 2024’s Confrere today. It’s called Hymns From The Hills, and it’s due at the top of April on Relapse. We’re told the album features ambient interludes inspired by the likes of Scott Walker
Rolling Stone’s SXSW Future of Music Showcase Reveals Full Lineup
See all the acts joining Lola Young, Fuerza Regida, and BigXthaPlug in Austin, Texas this spring
Lady Gaga Almost Canceled Her Grammys Performance
Gaga was touring in Japan until the day before the Grammys — which left little time to assemble what became one of the show’s most memorable moments
Suitor Announce New Album Saw You Out With The Weeds: Hear “Factory”
The Cleveland post-punk band Suitor will release their new album Saw You Out With The Weeds in March via Cincinnati’s Feel It Records. They recorded it in Lawrence, KS with Caufield Schnug and Lira Mondal of Sweeping Promises. That pedigree alone should be enough to attract
Koyo Announce New Album Barely Here: Hear “Irreversible”
Just before the pandemic, the ultra-energetic Koyo emerged from the Long Island hardcore scene with a fired-up take on their region’s long history of emo and melodic hardcore. Once they were able to get out on the road, Koyo hit the ground running, and they released their
J Balvin on Representing Latin Music and Immigrants: ‘We Are Part of the Culture’
The Colombian star was nominated for Best Música Urbana Album at this year’s Grammy for his album Mixteip
Paul Simon Announces 2026 Tour
Paul Simon retired from touring in 2018, but the legendary singer-songwriter got back on the road last year in a big way. Simon played dozens of (relatively) intimate theater shows across America on his A Quiet Celebration tour, joined by wife Edie Brickell and a 10-piece
After Historic Grammys Win, ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Singers to Perform Debut at BAFTAs
EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami will perform the movie’s headline track, “Golden,” marking their first time performing live outside of the United States
Mandy, Indiana – “Sicko!” (Feat. billy woods)
On Friday, the experimental Manchester band Mandy, Indiana will release their intense, adventurous sophomore album URGH. Group member Scott Fair co-produced it with Gilla Band’s Daniel Fox. I’ve heard the album, and it kicks ass. You probably already figured that out if you
Friko Announce New Album Something Worth Waiting For: Hear “Seven Degrees”
Friko impressed a lot of us with their 2024 debut album Where we’ve been, Where we go from here. Today they announce the follow-up, which is even better. I’m excited for you all to hear Something Worth Waiting For when it drops in April — it really is worth waiting for — but in
The Grammys Omitted Mastodon’s Brent Hinds From In Memoriam
This year's Grammy Awards, which went down on Sunday night, included an extremely long in memoriam segment with a ton of different artists paying tribute to late legends like Ozzy Osbourne, D'Angelo, and Roberta Flack. The people who put together these montages always neglect a
Broken Social Scene And Metric Announce New Albums, Joint Tour With Stars
Canadian indie rock is alive and well: Broken Social Scene and Metric are announcing new albums as well as a joint summer tour with Stars. The bands have shared members over the years, including Emily Haines serving key roles in BSS and Metric. BSS’ Remember The Humans arrives
Three Dog Night Singer Chuck Negron Dead At 83
Chuck Negron, one of the original lead singers of the hugely popular '60s and '70s rock band Three Dog Night, has passed away. As Variety reports , a statement from Negron's publicist says that Negron at home on Monday while surrounded by family. No cause of death has been
