Evan Dando’s Wife Speaks Out After He Allegedly Sent Lemonheads Fan Unwanted Explicit Videos
Antonia Teixeira said the musician was struggling with drinking and prescription drug abuse before he was hospitalized for mental health treatment
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Raye ‘Saddened’ After Ticketmaster Blunder Leaves Ticket Holders Stranded Outside of Concert
During her show in Paris on Sunday, 65 fans with tickets were reportedly denied entry
Willow Leaves Expectations at the Door in Intimate Blue Note Performance
No last name needed as the singer unveils her fully self-produced album, petal rock black
Trimmo Announces New Album Arizona: Hear “Flood”
21-year-old Oregon-based musician Sean McFarlane has released a ton of music on Bandcamp over the past few years, with his most recent records attributed to his moniker Trimmo. His next album Arizona is coming this spring from the great LA label 7th Heaven, and it’ll be a good
The Best Moments From Bad Bunny’s Global Tour
From playing surprise hits to ending years-long rivalries onstage, here are some highlights from the Puerto Rican star’s recent shows
Marisa Anderson Announces New Album The Anthology Of UnAmerican Folk Music: Hear “Taqsim For Guitar”
In 1952, Harry Smith compiled and released Anthology Of American Folk Music, made up of 84 American folk, blues, and country music songs. Now, acclaimed Portland fingerstyle guitarist Marisa Anderson is announcing The Anthology Of UnAmerican Folk Music, a project inspired by
Evan Dando’s Wife Details His “Meltdown,” Says Erratic Tiny Desk Won’t Be Released
Last week, Lemonheads frontman Evan Dando was accused of sending unsolicited explicit videos to a fan. Tony Ortega, the last editor-in-chief for the Village Voice during my time at the paper, did the reporting in his newsletter the Underground Bunker , a newsletter otherwise
Alabaster DePlume Announces New EP Dear Children Of Our Children, I Knew: Epilogue: Hear “It’s Only Now Once (Elbit Systems Windowpane)”
Last year, Alabaster DePlume released his latest album, A Blade Because A Blade Is Whole. While touring it in March with bassist Shahzad Ismaily and drummer Tcheser Holmes, the experimental jazz/pop artist was recording an EP of instrumentals, and that’s being announced today.
Tupac Murder Suspect Loses Bid to Suppress Evidence from Nighttime Search
Duane “Keffe D” Davis previously failed in an attempt to have the murder charge dismissed and is due to go on trial this August
RAYE Is Making It Up To Dozens Of Fans Turned Away From Paris Show Due To Ticketmaster Fuckup
Everybody hates Ticketmaster. In 2022, hundreds of fans were denied entry into a Bad Bunny show in Mexico City after being told that their legitimate tickets were fraudulent despite being bought through Ticketmaster's platform. A similar trouble transpired last night at RAYE's
Ana Roxanne Announces New Album Poem 1: Hear “Keepsake”
In 2023, Ana Roxanne and DJ Python formed Natural Wonder Beauty Concept and released an eponymous record that landed on our list of the best electronic albums of that year. Now, the experimental/ambient artist is announcing her second solo LP, Poem 1, to follow 2020’s Because
Chapterhouse Announce First North American Tour In 16 Years
In September, the Slideaway 2026 festival lineup revealed that Chapterhouse were reuniting for their first show since 2010. Since then, they've announced tours in the UK and Latin America to celebrate 35 years of their 1991 LP Whirlpool . Now, the shoegaze OGs are announcing
Thundercat – “She Knows Too Much” (Feat. Mac Miller)
Next month, the starry-eyed space-funk bass astronaut Thundercat will return with Distracted, his first album in six years. We’ve already posted the Lil Yachty collab “I Did This To Myself,” and the LP also has appearances from A$AP Rocky, Tame Impala, WILLOW, and Channel Tres.
Bad Bunny Continues Winning Streak with First Solo Number One on ‘Billboard’ 100 With ‘DtMF’
The feat comes after the Latin superstar’s historic run at the 2026 Grammys and Super Bowl halftime show
Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band Announce 2026 US Tour “In Celebration And In Defense Of America”
Bruce Springsteen has been vocal about his anti-ICE stance in recent months, telling them to " get the fuck out of Minneapolis " at Asbury Park's Light Of Day WinterFest, releasing an anti-ICE protest song called " Streets Of Minneapolis ," and performing it at Tom Morello's
Thurston Moore & Bonner Kramer Announce New Album They Came Like Swallows – Seven Requiems For The Children Of Gaza: Hear “Urn Burial”
Right now, the former Sonic Youth member who’s in the public eye the most is Kim Gordon, and she’ll release her new solo album Play Me next month. But Gordon’s ex-husband and former bandmate Thurston Moore has a lot going on, too. Just a couple of weeks ago, he shared Guitar
Bunnie Xo, Jelly Roll’s Wife, Holds Nothing Back in New Memoir Excerpt
In this excerpt from Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic, she deals with a breakup the best way she knows how: “I’ve always said that in order to get over one boy, get under another”
Lana Del Rey – “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter”
Lana Del Rey didn’t go country after all. For a few years, we’ve been waiting on a new album that’s gone through a few different titles, most recently Stove. Apparently, it’s on track to come out this year, and now Del Rey has shared “White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter,” the
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Announce ‘Land of Hope and Dreams’ U.S. Tour
“We are living through dark, disturbing and dangerous times, but do not despair — the cavalry is coming!” Springsteen says in a statement
Jeff Tweedy – “Love Takes Miles” (Cameron Winter Cover)
Last month, Cameron Winter was supposed to play Wilco’s Sky Blue Sky Festival, but the rising rocker dropped off due to scheduling conflicts. Even after Winter and Tweedy got hot dogs together in Chicago last year, we are left wondering: What does Jeff Tweedy think of the Geese
Lana Del Rey Officially Drops ‘White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter’
The musician finally shares her “favorite song” from her long-awaited album, Stove
My New Band Believe Announce Self-Titled Debut Album: Hear “Numerology”
In 2024, experimental London post-punk band Black Midi announced that they’re “indefinitely over.” Last month, original guitarist Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin suddenly and tragically died at the age of 26. Kwasniewski-Kelvin’s former bandmates are now making music in different
Sloome Announce New Album Blue Fire Doom: Hear “Raw Power”
Meet Sloome, an upbeat shoegaze crew based in Modesto, California. Originally the solo project of vocalist G Curtis Walls, Sloome has expanded into a full band with additional members Miles Ishmael, Max Basso, Gaius Geranio, and Cyrus Vandenberghe (who also plays in Welcome
‘Let the Record Reflect’: This Congressman Went Barefoot to Honor Bob Weir on the House Floor
U.S. Rep. Jared Huffman, whose California district includes Marin County, tells us about his appreciation for Weir and the Dead
The Last Dinner Party – “Let’s Do It Again!”
We’re a few weeks away from the release of HELP(2), a new all-star War Child benefit compilation that an eye-popping lineup of artists recorded over a few days at London’s Abbey Road with executive producer James Ford. We’ve already heard Arctic Monkeys’ comeback song “Opening
J. Cole Announces Massive ‘The Fall-Off’ World Tour
J. Cole is taking his new album The Fall-Off on the road this year. On Monday (February 16), the Dreamville founder announced a massive world tour in support of his latest (and purpotedly final) project that will take him to 50 cities across four continents in five months. The
Opal Mag Announces Debut EP Goodbye Lavender: Hear “World End”
Last year, Opal Mag unveiled a bunch of enticing, ’90s-indebted earworms like “I Don’t Like You, But I Love You,” “Kitchen Song,” and “Wasting.” Now, the Brighton-based musician is announcing her debut EP called Goodbye Lavender. The glittering, nostalgic anthem “World End” is
‘Sad-Cowboy Songs’ Made Ryan Bingham an Oscar Winner. Now He’s Singing About Love
The Texas songwriter has a new album and an acclaimed band in the Texas Gentlemen. "What we’re doing, it’s not about me. It’s about all these folks that are sharing this emotion," he says
Denzel Curry, TiaCorine, & Ferg – “The Scythe”
Denzel Curry is on an absolute fucking roll right now. The overwhelmingly energetic Florida rap great recently appeared on bangers from Maxo Kream and Knocked Loose and popped up onstage with Fred again.. in New York. But right now, Curry’s big thing is the Scythe, the new
Billy Steinberg, Hitmaker Behind Madonna’s ‘Like a Virgin’ and Heart’s ‘Alone,’ Dead at 75
The celebrated songwriter, best known for his work with Tom Kelly, helped write five Number Ones during the 1980s
Failure Announce New Album Location Lost: Hear “The Air’s On Fire”
In 2021, Failure released their latest album, Wild Type Droid. Since then, the band unveiled a documentary featuring Hayley Williams, who covered their 1996 song “Daylight” with Failure frontman Ken Andrews at the G*VE A F*CK LA benefit a year ago. Now the grunge greats are
Tanya Donelly & Chris Brokaw Announce New EP The Undone Is Done Again: Hear “Novus Annus Aduiit”
Tanya Donelly and Chris Brokaw are two alt-rock lifers who have made some absolutely classic music. By the time Donelly became an alt-rock star with her early-’90s trio Belly, she’d already been a founding member of Throwing Muses and the Breeders. Chris Brokaw was the drummer
Pitbull Wants to Set Guinness World Record for Most People Wearing Bald Caps
The singer is encouraging fans to wear a bald cap at his headlining show in London on July 10
Alan Sparhawk – “JCMF” & “No More Darkness”
In 2024, Low’s Alan Sparhawk released his solo debut White Roses, My God, a record of experimental pop music that worked as a public reckoning with grief over the loss of his wife and bandmate Mimi Parker, who passed away from cancer in 2022. Last year, Sparhawk teamed up with
Silent Shout Turns 20
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How I Learned to Love the Dead
No band was more suspect for a straight-edge Eighties kid. But slowly a fan was born — one shaggy jam at a time
Bob Weir’s Beautiful Second Act
After Jerry Garcia’s death, the Grateful Dead's other singer and guitarist had to find a new role. It wasn’t easy — but in the end, it was more satisfying than anyone imagined
Playing in the Band: Mickey Hart Remembers Bob Weir
The Grateful Dead drummer-percussionist honors his friend and bandmate of many years
Bobby Weir Through the Eyes and Lens of Chloe Weir
The Grateful Dead singer-guitarist's daughter, who served as Dead & Company's official photographer, shares some of her favorite photos and memories of her dad
Forever Grateful: John Mayer Remembers Bob Weir
In an emotional new interview, the Dead & Company singer-guitarist reflects on sharing a stage with a legend and the responsibilities that came with the role
Chvrches – “Such Great Heights” (The Postal Service Cover)
Hey, you know the book Such Great Heights: The Complete Cultural History Of The Indie Rock Explosion? Great book, right? Our boy Chris DeVille, managing editor of Stereogum, worked extremely hard on it, and he traced the evolving shape of “indie rock,” whatever that term might
Shinedown’s Brent Smith Talks New ‘EI8HT’ Album, Family Loss, and the State of America
“I think that one thing this record represents is that life and time is very, very precious,” says the singer