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Matty Healy Talks Songwriting And Two New 1975 Albums At Gateshead College
The 1975's Being Funny In A Foreign Language came out three years ago, and last month Matty Healy removed "Human Too" from the album because he didn't like it. Today the frontman visited England's Gateshead College to lead a songwriting workshop, and he also happened to mention
Rapper Toosii Announces He’s Committed to Playing Football at Syracuse: ‘I’m Coming Home’
The “Favorite Song” artist shared photos of himself in a No. 2 Orange football uniform
John Popper on ‘Run-Around’ at 30 — And Nearly Dying This Year
Blues Traveler's frontman looks back at his band's breakthrough hits and reveals some medical catastrophes in our new interview
Cher Scores Near-Complete Victory in Royalties War, Mary Bono Vows Appeal
In a final judgment, Cher won the right to recover potentially substantial costs from Mary Bono and to be the conduit passing along the royalties she sold to Iconic Artists Group
Gorillaz Announce House Of Kong Exhibition & Concerts In LA
It's a busy time to be the Gorillaz. Back in September, just a few days after Damon Albarn and company wrapped up their big House Of Kong residency in London, the band announced that their new album The Mountain would be arriving in March. But first, they're bringing the world
Chappell Roan, Mariah Carey, 50 Cent Among ‘Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve’ Performers
Charlie Puth, 4 Non Blondes and the singing voices from Kpop Demon Hunters also make up the line-up
Attn Drew Carey: Phish Are Returning To Sphere
In the spring of 2024, the world-renowned jam band Phish became one of the first musical acts to play a residency at Sphere Las Vegas, the high-tech Vegas venue owned by New York Knicks owner James Dolan. The Price Is Right host Drew Carey went to one of those gigs, and he was
Radio Free Alice – “Rule 31”
Melbourne’s Radio Free Alice make nervy, insistent post-punk that recalls early-’00s dance-punk bands like Bloc Party and sometimes reaches back to the OGs who inspired those bands. Earlier this year, Radio Free Alice released their breakout EP Empty Words. Next year, they’ll
Phish Set Return to the Sphere for Spring 2026 Residency
The band will perform nine shows scheduled between April 16 and May 2 at the Las Vegas venue
Sabrina Carpenter Slams White House’s “Evil And Disgusting” ICE Video Using Her Song
The people shaping Donald Trump's second presidential term have revealed their sick and twisted moral compass in many ways. One example: the series of videos they've posted to social media networks gleefully mocking ICE's mass arrests and deportation of immigrants without due
Angel Du$t – “DU$T”
Angel Du$t, baby! My fucking guys! Next year, Trapped Under Ice monster Justice Tripp’s ever-evolving band of aggressive hardcore punk rock ‘n’ roll miscreants will release their new album Cold 2 The Touch. They recorded it with Turnstile/Title Fight producer Brian McTernan,
Miley Cyrus and Maxx Morando Engaged After Four Years Together
Fellow musician Morando has worked with Cyrus on her last two albums
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Announces New Album Thoughts On The Future: Hear “I Miss The Way You Swim”
It’s only been a few months since electronic producer and composer Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith released her new album GUSH, but she’s already back today with news of a December drop. The imminent Thoughts On The Future comprises three lengthy instrumentals, starting with “I Miss The
Gorillaz Bringing Their House of Kong Exhibit — and Full ‘The Mountain’ Performance — to Los Angeles
Damon Albarn and friends will perform their upcoming LP in its entirety in February at the Hollywood Palladium
Drake Crowned Apple Music’s Most-Streamed Artist Of 2025
Drake may have suffered a devastating defeat to Kendrick Lamar last year, but that doesn’t appear to have damaged his popularity. Despite his reputation taking a hit in the heavyweight rap battle, the 6 God has reclaimed his commercial crown by being named the most-streamed
Album Of The Week: Dove Ellis Blizzard
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Sabrina Carpenter Slams ‘Evil and Disgusting’ White House Video That Sets ‘Juno’ to ICE Raids
"Do not ever involve me or my music to benefit your inhumane agenda," pop star says
Voxtrot Announce First New Album In 19 Years: Hear “Fighting Back”
Nineteen years is a long time to go without releasing an album. Voxtrot will close that gap this February with Dreamers In Exile, their first proper LP of new material since their 2007 self-titled (though they’ve shared some new singles and old rarities in the interim).
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Announce 2026 Field Of Vision Lineup And Forest Hills Shows
Even in years when they don't release a million records and tour like demons, Australian psych-rock heroes King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard make their presence felt. This year, for instance, King Gizzard released their incredibly cool orchestral album Phantom Island and removed
Foo Fighters Plot Los Angeles Benefit Show on Dave Grohl’s 57th Birthday
January concert will benefit organizations fighting homelessness, poverty, and hunger
Skrillex, the Strokes, Rüfüs Du Sol, Noah Kahan to Headline Bonnaroo 2026
The Tennessee festival will also host performances from Kesha, Clipse, Role Model, Rachel Chinouriri, Vince Staples, Turnstile, Yungblud, Geese, and more
Watch Alex G’s Casually Sick Tonight Show Performance
We're in a whole different world now. Alex G, once a human lo-fi Bandcamp record factory, is a major-label artist and a regular on late-night televisions. He released his RCA debut Headlights earlier this year, and he performed on Kimmel during a week when a whole lot of eyes
Watch The Trailer For Mother Mary, Pop-Star Thriller Featuring Anne Hathaway And New Charli XCX Music
Hey, you want to see Anne Hathaway singing a song that Charli XCX wrote specifically for her? Sure you do! That is absolutely something you want to see! I'm pretty sure that's what happens in the trailer for Mother Mary , the forthcoming A24-produced pop-star thriller from
Bonnaroo Announces 2026 Lineup
Bonnaroo is returning to Manchester, Tennessee next June, and today, the landmark festival has announced their 2026 lineup. Headliners across its three nights include the Strokes, Turnstile, Kesha, Noah Kahan, Rüfüs Du Sol, the Neighbourhood, Griz, Teddy Swims, and Role Model.
‘I Want to Turn You Out.’ Aubrey O’Day Shares Explicit Sean Combs Email in New Doc
Sean Combs: The Reckoning also shows the disgraced mogul strategizing with lawyers days before his 2024 arrest
Philly Hardcore Rippers Commitment Share Debut Single “Hellraiser”
There’s a good chance that you know Pierce Jordan as the frontman for the chaotic, incisive, generally excellent Philadelphia punk band Soul Glo. Their album Diaspora Problems was one of the best of 2022. Now, Jordan has a new band where he’s the drummer, not the singer. In the
Rosé, Bruno Mars, Kendrick Lamar Top Apple Music’s Global Year-End Chart
Lamar and SZA's "Luther" along with Rosé and Mars' "APT." dominated streaming this year
How Elton John Got His Name: ‘Clearly, Reg Had the Last Laugh’
Read excerpt from former Gentle Giant frontman Derek Shulman's new memoir, Giant Steps: My Improbable Journey From Stage Lights to Executive Heights
Merce Lemon & Fust – “Cup Of Loneliness” & “Choices” (George Jones Covers)
Merce Lemon and Fust are two of the best and brightest indie acts currently channeling the spirit of the sad-eyed country greats. So the prospect of the Pittsburgh singer-songwriter and the Durham alt-country band teaming up to cover two George Jones songs is immensely
Flea Announces First Solo Album: Hear “A Plea”
In his lifetime, the man known as Flea has done a great many things. For the past 42 years or so, his bass wizardry has been on full display in the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Flea has also lent his instrumental prowess to a great many other acts, including Atoms For Peace, Johnny
Flea Previews New Solo Album With ‘A Plea’
The Red Hot Chili Peppers founding bassist announced his upcoming solo record will arrive in 2026
Ozzy Osbourne’s Family Hits Back At Roger Waters With Pink Floyd Diss Shirt
Roger Waters and Ozzy Osbourne are alike in that they've never really been known for censoring themselves, but their similarities evidently stop there. After the former Pink Floyd member made some slightly disparaging remarks about the late Black Sabbath frontman a couple of
‘Everything Was Working Fine, Up to a Point’: Inside Bob Marley’s Last Tour
When the reggae legend hit the road in 1980 for the Uprising tour, he had no idea those would be his last shows.
Watch Snocaps Play Their First Shows In Chicago
It's been just slightly more than a month since a new band called Snocaps made their existence public. Twin sisters Katie and Allison Crutchfield are longtime collaborators and bandmates, but Snocaps is their first time doing a band together in a long time, and it features
The 50 Best Albums Of 2025
Things are looking different around here these days. Not long ago, Stereogum moved to a new platform and a revamped membership system – changes that had to be made in a landscape where Google AI is choking the revenue out of small, independent websites like ours. The music
