The Marleys’ Jamrock Reggae Cruise Rerouted as Hurricane Melissa Nears Jamaica
The cruise, which sets sail from Miami, was originally scheduled to head to Montego Bay and Ocho Rios
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Together Pangea – “Halloween” (Feat. The Red Pears)
In September, Together Pangea announced their new album Eat Myself to follow 2021’s DYE . So far we’ve heard “ Like Your Father ,” “ Empty Church ,” “ Little Demon ,” and “ Molly Said ,” and Friday (Oct. 24) the LA rock trio shared “Halloween” featuring the Red Pears.
Dawes Enlist Brad Paisley, Brandon Flowers, More for L.A. Fires Anniversary Benefit
The band, who were personally affected by the blaze, will be joined by Jackson Browne, Jenny Lewis, and others for a concert on the one-year mark of the Altadena fire
Hope Of The States’ Sam Herlihy Shares Debut Solo Single “The Entire Span Of Human Existence”
Last year, Hope Of The States got back together after breaking up in 2006. Now, frontman Sam Herlihy is here with “The Entire Span Of Human Existence,” which is his debut song as Samuel J Herlihy.
Miguel Will Unleash ‘Caos’ on 2026 Tour
Singer will bring Jean Dawson on the road for the North American shows
Bruce Springsteen Approved the Fictional Girlfriend in ‘Deliver Me From Nowhere’ — and More Making-of Secrets
Writer-director Scott Cooper takes us behind the scenes of the Springsteen biopic in a spoilers-and-all interview
Drake Gives a Surprise Mini-Concert During Vybz Kartel’s Toronto Show
“You shaped all of our lives,” Drake told the dancehall star from a balcony stage
How iLe Is Breathing New Life Into the Classic Bolero
The Puerto Rican singer has loved the tradition since she was a child — and her new album Como Las Canto Yo extends the canon
Hilary Duff Promises New Music Will Arrive ‘In the Blink of an Eye’
The actress signed with Atlantic Records in September ahead of her first album in a decade
Twenty One Pilots Want Their Missing USB Drive With Fan Footage: It Carries ‘Significant Meaning’
At the band's L.A. show, someone apparently swiped a piece of band history and the group is asking for fans' help in finding it
Sis And The Lower Wisdom Announce New Album Saints And Aliens: Hear “Crocus Man”
Jenny Gillespie Mason has been recording music as Sis for years, and now there’s a band name too. The newly christened Sis And The Lower Wisdom will release their album Saints And Aliens in January. Opening track “Crocus Man” is out now.
Lily Allen Turns a Painful Marriage Into a Powerful Album
The eclectic U.K. artist takes a brutal emotional inventory on West End Girl
Oneohtrix Point Never – “Measuring Ruins”
The persistently-busy Daniel Lopatin will release Tranquilizer , his latest Oneohtrix Point Never album, in a few weeks. It’s a whopping 15 tracks total; three of which he shared alongside the album announcement, and today he’s back with another one called “Measuring Ruins.” It
Watch Mumford & Sons Perform a Tender Cover of Gracie Abrams’ ‘I Love You, I’m Sorry’
The band and Abrams connected last year during a Kamala Harris rally ahead of the 2024 election
Love Remain Announces New Mixtape With Every Cloud: Hear “Calm” (Feat. Jawnino)
UK producer Love Remain has a new mixtape on the way, and in this case mixtape seems to mean “not long enough to be an album, not short enough to be an EP.” It’s called With Every Cloud , and I’m not seeing a release date for it just yet. What I am seeing is “Calm,” a moodily
Aesop Rock Shares Surprise Album I Heard It’s A Mess There Too
Surprise, it’s a new Aesop Rock album! Just a few months after his previous LP Black Hole Superette , the Long Island underground rap veteran is back with its follow-up I Heard It’s A Mess There Too . It’s out in full today.
The Beaches Bring ‘No Hard Feelings’ to NPR Tiny Desk
The band also performed records from their second studio album, Blame My Ex
Make Time For Making Time
Philadelphia is not widely considered a hotbed for dance culture — it is better associated with punky, DIY grit. One key exception is Making Time, a lifeline for adventurous showgoers in the City of Brotherly Love. Founder David Pianka (AKA DJ Dave P.) was employed at a coffee
Mumford & Sons Cover Gracie Abrams, Gracie Abrams Covers Carole King
Recently we saw Robbie Williams cover Wet Leg in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, only to see Wet Leg cover Empire Of The Sun (not Robbie Williams) in the same venue. Now Mumford & Sons have covered a younger female star in the Live Lounge,.
Demi Lovato Will Bring ‘PopVato’ on the Road for ‘It’s Not That Deep’ Tour
New pop it-girl and “absolute star” Adéla will join Lovato as an opener
Jack DeJohnette, Renowned Jazz Drummer Who Played on Miles Davis’ ‘Bitches Brew,’ Dead at 83
Grammy-winning musician played with trumpeter’s “electric period” band in addition to stints with Bill Evans, Joe Henderson, Charles Lloyd, and his own lengthy career as bandleader
Watch Hayley Williams and Jack Antonoff’s Full ‘Musicians on Musicians’ Performance
Watch Rolling Stone cover stars Jack Antonoff and Hayley Williams form a supergroup with performances of “Good Ol’ Days,” “Merry Christmas, Please Don’t Call,” and more
The Cars Ready Final Songs With Ric Ocasek, Get New Biography And Tribute Concert
It’s hard to imagine a Cars revival because the Cars never really go away. The great new wave band released their final album, the reunion LP Move Like This , in 2011, and frontman Ric Ocasek passed away in 2019, just one year after the band was inducted into the Rock And Roll
Sean Combs’ Projected Prison Release Date Revealed
Combs' camp is also seeking a pardon from President Trump
‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ Has Divided the Film Critic Community
Opening-weekend box office was a bit underwhelming for the Bruce Springsteen biopic, and some critics felt it didn’t live up to fan expectations
Freestyle Fellowship Rapper P.E.A.C.E. Has Died
The ultra-creative LA rapper P.E.A.C.E., a member of the hugely influential LA group Freestyle Fellowship, has passed away. Freestyle Fellowship revealed the news on Instagram yesterday: “You had a great heart and you were authentic. One of West coast Hiphop royal treasures.
Rosalía Brings a Dark, Dramatic Orchestra — Plus Björk and Yves Tumor — to ‘Berghain’
The track is the first preview from her upcoming album Lux
Rosalía – “Berghain” (Feat. Björk & Yves Tumor)
Perhaps you’ve heard that there’s a new Rosalía album coming soon. Last week the Catalan art-pop artist announced that her new album LUX , the follow-up to 2022’s Motomami , would be arriving on November 7. An album rollout that short doesn’t usually necessitate any advance
Revered Jazz Drummer Jack DeJohnette Dead At 83
Jack DeJohnette, the widely praised jazz drummer best known for his work on Miles Davis’ fusion records, has died. A press representative for ECM Records confirmed the news to the Guardian , while DeJohnette’s personal assistant added that he died from congestive heart failure.
How Alejandra Gala Bridges’ Singular Journey Has Expanded Her Musical Universe
The Olympic swimmer-turned-musician became the first Uruguayan ever accepted into the Global Jazz Institute - and that's just the beginning
Reneé Rapp Postpones Two Concerts on ‘Bite Me’ Tour: ‘My Body Has Finally Given Out’
The singer cited her doctors advised “vocal rest” and "physical recovery" as reasons for the rescheduled shows
Vans Unveils American Football Sneakers At American Football House
American Football’s debut LP turned 25 last year, and the celebratory festivities just keep on coming. Last night, Vans threw a party at 704 W. High Street in Urbana, Illinois — aka the American Football House — with the band’s own Mike Kinsella, Nate Kinsella, Steve Lamos, and
Jejune And Ethel Meserve Announce First Shows In Over 25 Years
The emo trio Jejune started at Boston’s Berklee College Of Music in the late ’90s, and they relocated to San Diego and released two charged, twinkly records in the late ’90s before breaking up in 2000. I don’t hear their name mentioned too often these days, but they were
Sabrina Carpenter ‘Arrests’ Anne Hathaway for Being ‘the Most Perfect Princess in the World’
The actress traveled from Genovia to Madison Square Garden, but violated international law by being too beautiful, leaving Carpenter with no choice but to arrest her during “Juno”
Disco Biscuits Fire Drummer, Singer Drops Diss Track About Him
The 2025 drumpocalypse has claimed its latest victim. The latest to join the wave of prominent rock bands who have parted ways with their drummers this year — illustrious ranks that include Foo Fighters and Nine Inch Nails (who traded drummers) as well as the Who, Guns N’
‘Genius Is Not Just Born, It’s Made’: Inside Bob Dylan’s Stunning Folk-Era Bootleg Series
Princeton professor Sean Wilentz, who grew up in the Greenwich Village folk scene, talks putting together the exhaustive compilation
Florence + The Machine – “Sympathy Magic”
We got one here! At the end of the week, Florence + The Machine will release the new album Everybody Scream . We’ve already posted the title track and “ One Of The Greats ,” as well as the dates for Florence’s North American arena tour next year. Now, with the album about to
Raye Recovers Stolen Car With Songwriting Books Completely Intact: ‘Never Give Up Hope’
The singer and songwriter indefinitely delayed her second album after her book of songs slated for the record were taken in a car theft last October, but she received a crucial update
“Madeline” Speaks: Woman Says Lily Allen Was Referencing Her Texts In Song About David Harbour Affair
On Friday, Lily Allen released West End Girl , an album that’s largely and obviously inspired by her breakup with her estranged husband, the Stranger Things star David Harbour. The album came out without much advance warning and didn’t have any proper singles, but the track
Bruce Springsteen Appeared on the Cover of Both ‘Time’ and ‘Newsweek’ 50 Years Ago Today
On Oct. 27, 1975, Bruce Springsteen’s team pulled off one of the great PR coups of the decade, three years before he landed on the cover of Rolling Stone
The Number Ones: Travis Scott’s “Franchise” (Feat. Young Thug & M.I.A.)
In The Number Ones, I’m reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart’s beginning, in 1958, and working my way up into the present. Book Bonus Beat: The Number Ones: Twenty Chart-Topping Hits That Reveal the History of Pop
Watch Bruce Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt Perform ‘Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out’ at the Stone Pony
The musicians also performed “I Don’t Want to Go Home” at the benefit for Van Zandt’s nonprofit TeachRock