Lily Allen’s ‘West End Girl’ May Become a Play in London’s West End
"I'm definitely having some conversations with people about it," the British singer confirmed on The Tonight Show
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How Did 50 Cent Get That Sean Combs Footage? Diddy’s Videographer Explains
Michael Oberlies says the footage of Sean Combs talking to his team was released "by a third party who covered for me for three days while I was out of state"
Billie Eilish’s James Cameron-Directed Concert Film Gets First Trailer
Billie Eilish's latest collab is with James Cameron. Over the summer during one of her concerts in Manchester, Eilish told the audience that she was working on an exciting new project, and though she wasn't allowed to say too much about it at the time, the abundance of movie
Madison Beer and Justin Herbert: A Full Timeline of Their Relationship
The pop singer is about to release her third album, Locket , and has also gone public with Justin Herbert of the Los Angeles Chargers
Jelly Roll Breaks Down After Surprise Invitation to Join the Grand Ole Opry
"I can’t stop pinching myself," the country star wrote after singer-songwriter Craig Morgan invited him via video message on The Joe Rogan Experience
Clipse and Tyler, the Creator Dine With an Animatronic Band in ‘P.O.V.’ Video
The visual for the Let God Sort Em Out single was directed by Cole Bennett
Dorothy – “Dorothy”
Dorothy is a new musical project put together by Jude Woodhead (aka Saint Jude), Marco Pini (of GG Skips, Sorry, RIP Magic), and Francesca Brierley (aka heka). A few months ago they announced their debut EP Sea Songs, which is out this Friday. Today, they’ve shared the
alt-J’s Joe Newman Releases Debut Solo Album The Canyon
Time was you couldn’t go a day without hearing about the electronic-leaning English art-rock band alt-J, but they’ve kept relatively quiet since the release of 2022’s The Dream. It turns out Joe Newman, whose gnarled Dave-Matthews-as-a-goblin vocals contributed to alt-J’s
Mx Lonely – “Shape Of An Angel”
Last month, New York’s Mx Lonely announced their debut album All Monsters, out February 20 via Julia’s War Recordings. Today, they’ve released another glimpse at the forthcoming album with the song “Shape Of An Angel.” It comes with a video directed by Owen Lehman, showcasing
4 Non Blondes to Finally Release Their Second Album, in 2026
Over 33 years after 1992’s Bigger, Better, Faster, More!, Linda Perry inks deal with Kill Rock Stars to release new solo and 4 Non Blondes albums
Full Of Hell Part Ways With Guitarist Spencer Hazard
Earlier this year, Full Of Hell unleashed the Broken Sword, Rotten Shield EP. Now, the grindcore outfit is announcing the departure of guitarist Spencer Hazard after 16 years. The post Full Of Hell Part Ways With Guitarist Spencer Hazard appeared first on Stereogum .
Marcus King Says He Was Inspired to Get Sober by Something Ozzy Osbourne Said
“I thought that I could drink like a gentleman because I was happy now,” King tells Rolling Stone' s Nashville Now podcast
Gene Simmons ‘Didn’t Intend to Hurt’ Ace Frehley or His Legacy With Comments About His Death
“Upon rereading my words, I see how it hurt everyone. Again, I apologize. I’ve always loved Ace. Always,” the Kiss member said
Courtney Love Documentary Antiheroine, Charli XCX Mockumentary The Moment To Premiere At Sundance
Sundance Film Festival will be held for the first time since founder Robert Redford's death — and for the last time in Park City, UT before a move to Boulder — from Jan. 22 to Feb. 1. The fest's full film lineup dropped today, and it includes several noteworthy music movies.
Ruthven – “Precognition” & “Bottle”
London R&B singer Sean Nelson, better known as Ruthven, is part of Jai and A.K. Paul’s Paul Institute circle, and he released his debut album Rough & Ready last year. A few months ago, Ruthven dropped a funky single called “Kiss Goodnight.” Today, he shares Precognition, a new
Billy Strings Makes His Debut on ‘Tiny Desk’ After Sending Audition Tape: ‘It Only Took 12 More Years’
The musician performed “Red Daisy,” “My Alice,” “Malfunction Junction,” and “Gild the Lily”
Charli XCX’s ‘The Moment,’ Courtney Love Documentary to Premiere at Sundance 2026
Tamra Davis’ The Best Summer, featuring Beastie Boys, Sonic Youth, Foo Fighters, and more will also premiere alongside Marianne Faithfull documentary Broken English
Tied Down 2026 Lineup Has Blood For Blood, Nails, Negative Approach, Tons Of Hardcore
In a relatively brief span of time, Detroit's Tied Down has earned a rep as one of the biggest, best annual festivals on the hardcore landscape. Yesterday, Tied Down's organizers announced (most of) the lineup for next year's festival. Blood For Blood, the newly reunited '90s
Leon Thomas Is Bringing Showmanship Back to R&B. The Grammys Have Noticed
The Mutt songwriter on his huge year — and his six Grammy noms
I Promised The World – “A Pure Expression”
If you take out the hyphen and the quotation marks, that headline would be a pretty cool statement. I promised the world a pure expression — that’s like something Truffaut would say. That’s not what I’m saying, though. I do not promise the world a pure expression. I simply want
Colleen Shares New Album Libres antes del final: Hear “Antídoto”
Any time you see the name “Colleen” on Stereogum, it’s probably going to be us gushing over the perpetually underrated fuzz-pop singer-songwriter Colleen Green. Not this time, though! (Well, maybe a little bit this time. Coleen Green rules. You should listen to her.) Colleen is
Hear Grove’s Galvanizing Three-Track EP Hydra
Things are fucking rotten, and Grove’s latest collection of three tracks is not holding back on what a hot, ragged mess everything is. It’s kinetic, clawing, ready-for-battle club music that at one point samples Irish PM Thomas Gould advocating for Benjamin Netanyahu to burn in
Softcult – “Queen Of Nothing”
We’ve heard a lot of promising previews of the new Softcult album When A Flower Doesn’t Grow: “Naive,” “Pill To Swallow,” “16/25,” and “She Said, He Said.” Now the Montreal duo is back with a shoegazy gem called “Queen Of Nothing.” “This song is about the double standards,
M83 Shares Score For Sci-Fi Art Film Resurrection
M83 is back on his film score bullshit. For a long time now, Anthony Gonzalez has been balancing out work for visual media with his own mainline M83 records. Earlier this year, he released A Necessary Escape, his soundtrack album for the documentary Dakur Chronicles. Today, he
Hit Like A Girl Announce New Album Burning At Both Ends: Hear “Keepsake Theory”
In 2021, Hit Like A Girl released their latest record Heart Racer. Now, the band led by Nicolle Maroulis is announcing its followup, Burning At Both Ends, and sharing the lead single “Keepsake Theory.” On this album, which was produced by Matt Schimelfenig, Maroulis is joined
Billie Eilish and James Cameron Bring ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ Tour to the Big Screen in New Trailer
The acclaimed director teams up with the pop star for an immersive theater experience set for release on March 20, 2026
Beyoncé to Co-Chair 2026 Met Gala With Nicole Kidman and Venus Williams
The annual event will be tied to the Metropolitan Museum’s new exhibit, “Costume Art,” which will explore the expansive relationship between clothing and the body
fakemink – “Black Jeep” (Feat. Fimiguerrero)
There’s no getting around one particular lyric on this new fakemink song: “I’m a retard, going hard, going dumb in it.” How do you feel about that? Pretty stupid, right? I think it’s pretty stupid. Does it completely disqualify the song for you? I am sorry to report that I like
The Last of the Moodies: Justin Hayward on Outliving All His Moody Blues Bandmates
"There was a time when it was wonderful, and then there was a time when it wasn't so," he says. "I'm just thankful that we had that time together, and I don't want to re-create it with other people"
Archy Marshall Celebrates 10 Years Of A New Place 2 Drown With Instrumentals And Unearthed Song “When And Why”
Exactly 10 years ago today, the murky, mysterious UK artist King Krule, who was 21 at the time, released A New Place 2 Drown, an album that came out under his given name Archy Marshall. A New Place 2 Drown came out as the soundtrack to a book of art and poems from Marshall
Diana Ross to Perform Medley of Hits on ‘New Year’s Rockin’ Eve’
Legendary singer will take the stage minutes before midnight in Times Square
Vines – “come thou fount of every blessing”
As Vines, Cassie Wieland essentially makes ambient chamber music, layering her processed voice and synth textures into solemn cathedrals of sound. So it makes perfect sense for Wieland to cover an old Christmas traditional in her signature style. Last year, that’s exactly what
You Can Now Book Your Kid’s Bar Mitzvah At Madame ZuZu’s And Billy Corgan Might Even Jam With Him
Billy Corgan has been busy discovering Geese and putting on a Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness opera . What else is the Smashing Pumpkins icon up to? He's jamming at Bar Mitzvahs at his café in Chicago. The post You Can Now Book Your Kid’s Bar Mitzvah At Madame ZuZu’s
Alex Warren Is Far From Ordinary in the 2026 Grammys’ Best New Artist Race
Influencer turned chart dominator is poised to take home the gold at the Feb. 1 awards
Taylor Swift Previews ‘The End of an Era’ Doc Series in New Clip
The superstar shared a sneak peek of the film on Good Morning America following an advance screening in New York
The 10 Best Rap Albums Of 2025
This past fall, for the first time since 1990, there wasn’t a single rap song in the Billboard Hot 100's top 40. Megan Thee Stallion briefly shifted the disappointing mark with a new single shortly afterwards, but that’s besides the point. There was plenty of good rap this year
The 25 Best Hip-Hop Albums of 2025
From comeback albums by established legends to more experimental offerings from the younger generation, 2025 was a marquee year for rap, streaming numbers be damned
The Afghan Whigs Share New Poliça & Still Corners Covers
The Afghan Whigs have great songs for days, but they’d still be legends even if you only ever factored in their cover songs. Greg Dulli and friends have always had fascinating taste, and they bring their own bluesy intensity to the songs that they take on, whether we’re talking
