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Yung Lean celebrates his 30th birthday at Electric Castle 2026
Pulp play ‘More’ in full with deep cuts and fan favourites at orchestral Rough Trade 50th anniversary show
Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel marry in star-studded wedding at Madonna’s former estate
Noah Kahan concert among shows cancelled last minute due to severe weather in New York
Jennifer Finch, L7 bassist and pioneering figure in LA punk scene, dies at 59
- Album Reviews
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
- Features
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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- Editor’ Choice
The Rise of ANDRW FLAMEZ: The British DJ with the Grandeur of European Electronic Musi
The Rise of AI-Powered Workplace Collaboration Platforms in Modern Business
Inheritance Tax Nil-Rate Band Frozen Until 2030: How to Gift £1M+ Tax-Free Today
SpaceyMusic.com Just Launched, and It’s Redefining the Way Artists Buy Beats
How to Make Your Music Stand Out in 2024 as a Self Sufficient Artist
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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...
News
In partnership with Electric Castle Yung Lean turned 30 at Electric Castle 2026, turning his and Bladee’s joint set into a celebration. Scroll down...
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L7 bassist Jennifer Finch died Saturday (July 18) after a battle with brain cancer. She was 59. The influential rock group confirmed news of Finch’s...
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T ori Amos just released her 18th studio album, In Times of Dragons, a dark, allegorical work that stands as her most politically charged...
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When Marcus King dropped Darling Blue last September, he viewed the album as a personal retrospective. It was a record about growth, sobriety, and...
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With her relentlessly melodic fourth album, Maitreya Corso (out today), Maya Hawke is starting to establish a sonic lane of her own, combining Aimee...
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Kenny Feidler is not chasing record deals, arena shows, or anything else associated with becoming country music’s next breakout star. The former rodeo cowboy...
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W hen Niall Horan left his house in Los Angeles on a recent Sunday afternoon, there were a few hundred people in line at...
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Willie Nelson turned 93 on Wednesday, but he’s still not slowing down. Just three days later, on Saturday, May 2, the Red Headed Stranger...
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In the early Eighties, the world witnessed Iron Maiden on a Promethean quest for fire, driven on a soul level to deliver “Run to...
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Broken Social Scene albums have always felt like massive impromptu gatherings of friends living in the moment and following one another’s lead — because...
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B ella Kay is heading into a white-hot year. We’re seated in the back of Silence Please, a niche listening room-turned-café in lower Manhattan,...
