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J ulia Wolf is seeing things in the music video for her latest single “Lamb” — or at least the animated rendering of herself...
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A little over two years ago, singer Eden Golan found herself inside a political hurricane. Chosen to represent her home country of Israel at...
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At the start of this year, Bruce Springsteen had no immediate plans to take the E Street Band back on the road. They’d been...
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Baker’s last solo album, Little Oblivions, arrived in 2021 Julien Baker has announced a pop-up show in Nashville for Wednesday at Jack White’s Third...
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Slipknot have marked their return with the jarring surprise new single ‘Arsenal’, their first new music in three years and since the departure of...
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Just when you thought B’Day couldn’t get any louder, a couple hundred people file onto the dance floor at the Brooklyn venue Baby’s All...
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When Luke Combs joined the Wilder Blue for a cover of Steve Young’s “Seven Bridges Road” in 2023, it kicked the Texas band up...
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Karol G knew she had a club-ready record when she included “BbY WOW” on her latest album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto. She...
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The lucky few who went to London’s Roundhouse on Sept. 5, 1976, had no clue they were about to be a part of history....
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It’s been nearly a week since Olivia Rodrigo’s history-making Daisy Chain Fields festival, and we’re still reeling from that momentous day in Irvine, Ca....
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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,...
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When Rolling Stone last talked with folk-rock songwriter Medium Build, he admitted to being worried about all he’s accomplished suddenly disappearing. “There’s a huge...
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Three years ago, Mary Austin – Freddie Mercury‘s closeset friend who inherited the Queen singer’s home and most of his worldly possessions – made...
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F or decades, fans have been asking Sarah McLachlan the same question: “When are you going to revive Lilith Fair?” The traveling all-women festival,...
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