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Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist and Los Angeles Punk Figure, Dies at 59
Jennifer Finch, L7 Bassist, Dead at 59
Noah Kahan Concert Among Shows Canceled in New York Due to Inclement Weather on Saturday
Matty Healy & Gabbriette’s Wedding Rehearsal, With a Cute Dip-Kiss, Spotted in Paparazzi Video
Growth in CD sales outpaces vinyl in the US for the first half of 2026
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Aaron Lee Tasjan Listens to the Spirit of Todd Snider on ‘Get Over It, Underdog’
Steve Lacy Proves He’s One of His Era’s Defining Pop Auteurs With ‘Oh Yeah?’
Gracie Abrams Cuts Deep on ‘Daughter From Hell’
Future Can’t Quite Freshen His Formula on ‘The Real Me’
Jack White’s ‘Frozen Charlotte’ Is a Rage for These Times
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Yard Act: New Beginnings for the U.K. Rock Band
50 Years Ago Today: Yes and Peter Frampton Spark a Riot in San Diego
What Makes the World Cup Hit Different? Ask the Music Industry
Ava Max Scores: The Pop Star on the World Cup, Her Favorite ABBA Song, and More
Gracie Abrams, Steve Lacy, Beabadoobee, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
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Longtime Yard Act fans could be easily forgiven for being frightened by frontman James Smith’s startling missive on the first track of their excellent third album. “I’ve...
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In the bicentennial summer of 1976, a record number of major rock acts hit the arena/stadium circuit across North America, including Paul McCartney and...
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It’s 1998. The World Cup is in France. But a new era of globalization and international trade has created a rising demand for Latin...
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Jennifer Finch, the bassist, vocalist and songwriter whose ferocious presence helped power L7 through the ’90s alternative-rock boom, has died. She was 59. Finch...
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CD sales have surged by 16 per cent in the US during the first half of 2026, significantly outpacing the growth of vinyl. The...
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This October, Kip Moore will return to South Africa to perform at a 22,000-seat cricket stadium and do back-to-back nights at a Cape Town...
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In August 2024, the band Deer Tick were out for an old-fashioned Italian dinner when the band’s founder, John McCauley, began pitching his bandmates...
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In the seven years since the release of the Highwomen’s self-titled debut LP, the quartet of Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, Maren Morris, and Amanda...
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Ben Gibbard was overwhelmed by his memories. It started a few years ago on the joint anniversary tour that the Postal Service and Death...
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Gracie Abrams isn’t running out of steam. On July 17, the singer-songwriter will release Daughter From Hell, her third studio album. Since the release...
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When Nashville songwriters Chase McGill and Matt Dragstrem are asked exactly how they wrote Luke Bryan’s new song, the countrified “gym, tan, laundry” anthem...
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Charlie Puth made sure his tour behind his fourth album, Whatever’s Clever!, is unlike any pop show out there, packed with jazz chords, world-class...
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“Momma gets by while Papa gets high,” Paul McCartney sings at the end of his superb new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane. It’s...
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Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week,...
