Today, “Captain” Kirk Douglas, the legendary guitarist for The Roots, released his third single of the year, titled “Breathe In.” The song marks his third single this year following “We Can Be One” and “Over […]
Todd Rundgren: 10-01 Brookville, NY – Tilles Center *10-06 San Diego, CA – Balboa Theatre10-07 Beverly Hills, CA – Saban Theatre10-08 San Jose, CA – San Jose Civic10-09 Anaheim, CA – City National Grove of […]
It was their most personal record yet, but despite their profound sense of attachment to The Last Goodbye, and the resources at their disposal, ODESZA simply couldn’t quite find the aesthetic to bring it all […]
In 2019, while studying a media degree at the University of Adelaide, Elsy Wameyo had to make a call: do her exam or go to a music festival? That decision is practically a rite of […]
Lil Uzi Vert has released their new EP Red & White, which you can stream below via SoundCloud. The nine-song project was preceded by the singles “SPACE CADET,” “HITTIN MY SHOULDER,” “I KNOW,” and “FLEX […]
Charli XCX and Tiësto join Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 to discuss their new song “Hot In It”. The duo tells Apple Music about the origin of the anthemic collaboration and why they were […]
The Big Climate Thing Festival is the, uh, next big thing in New York’s live music scene. The Roots, HAIM, and Sheryl Crow are slated to perform at the inaugural three-day event this September 16th-18th […]
The Roots, Haim, and Sheryl Crow are set to headline The Big Climate Thing, a new climate-themed festival with live music and talks in New York. It takes place on the opening weekend of Climate […]
Marketa Irglova has readied LILA, her first album in eight years. Ahead of its August 19th release date, the singer-songwriter has shared the first single, “My Roots Go Deep.” Listen to the track below. A lot has […]
Afropunk has announced the lineup for its Brooklyn festival, set to take place September 10-11 at Commodore Barry Park. The Roots and Burna Boy will headline across the two days of the event. Isaiah Rashad, […]
Arcade Fire’s USP is a kind of neurotic ecstasy: everything’s terrible (especially the internet), let’s dance. Their muscular opening number, Age of Anxiety I, is proof of concept. Win Butler plunges into the crowd while […]
The prime-time TV grid is on hiatus in print. You can find more TV coverage at: latimes.com/whats-on-tv. SERIES 30 for 30 “Shark,” a new documentary from filmmakers Jason Hehir and Thomas Odelfelt, profiles pro-golfer Greg […]
Welcome to the BroBible New Music Round-Up where the only Christmas song that truly matters is “Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town” by Bruce Springsteen. For more follow me on Twitter: @ryanoconnell79 Getty In honor […]
One of the finest urban festivals in the world, Montreal Jazz Festival is back for its 42nd year with one of its best lineups ever. The Downtown Montreal celebration will be showcasing over 350 global […]