Green Day and Eddie Vedder are set to headline the fifth annual Innings Festival, a two-day music and baseball event in Tempe, Arizona that’s going down February 25th and 26th, 2023. Weezer, Marcus Mumford, The Head […]
DOLLY Parton a global superstar with an army of loyal fans around the world. But before she became a country music icon the singer lived in a small cabin with her huge family. 3 Dolly […]
Kacho, Kilos and Mongo Gama grew up performing in cemeteries. Along with their father, José (a.k.a. Batuco), the brothers would play next to the mariachi and Norteño groups performing for families visiting their relatives during […]
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Punk and emo are back. Well, they never really went away — the genres just took a little […]
High on Fire and Municipal Waste will embark on a short December 2022 US co-headlining tour. The two heavies will be supported by hardcore act GEL and doom metallers Early Moods on the 10-show run. […]
Use Scan QR Code to copy link and share it Spiritworld are a band unlike any other, and they continue to prove that with their all-consuming new offering. SpiritWorld have released a new track and […]
Behind the Boards is a series where we spotlight some of the biggest producers in the industry and dig into some of their favorite projects. Here, we sit down with John Congleton to discuss his […]
Use Scan QR Code to copy link and share it Pale Waves have given the title track from their new album ‘Unwanted’ a visual accompaniment, showing what tour life has been like for them. Pale […]
After six years away, Quasi are returning soon with their perfectly-titled new album Breaking the Balls of History, which they’re teasing today with the new single “Queen of Ears.” Their debut for Sub Pop is slated […]
Back in the 80s, the 4AD record label was synonymous with a certain ineffable otherness. Its albums had beautiful covers, designed by Vaughan Oliver, and inside those covers was music routinely described as “ethereal”. 4AD […]
Photo Credit: BGR A bit from Bono’s new memoir reveals the 2014 free promotion of Songs of Innocence on iTunes was his fault. “I take full responsibility,” the U2 frontman says. The Guardian has an […]
THE WRESTLER has landed multiple TV roles. Perry will appear in the new season of the VH1 series The Surreal Life. Photo by Arun Nevader/Getty Images for Art Hearts CJ Perry during Los Angeles Fashion […]
On the Shelf The Come Up: An Oral History of the Rise of Hip-Hop By Jonathan AbramsCrown: 544 pages, $35 If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from […]
Getty Image / Scott Dudelson / WireImage For anyone who lived through the Emo and Pop Punk era of the late 90s and early 2000s, the When We Were Young festival lineup seemed too good […]
“Take it right down to the sweet Mancunian ground,” instructs Franz Ferdinand frontman Alex Kapranos. Telling the audience to drop before rocketing them back up like a firework by restarting the music is an old […]
We’ve already given you five reasons to catch Paramore on tour, but here’s a sixth: next April, they’ll embark on a UK jaunt with Bloc Party. The six-date outing kicks off on April 13th in […]
Get your 2014 Tumblr flannels — or, rather, your 1970s hot pants — ready, because Arctic Monkeys have unveiled their new album The Car. In his review of the album, Paolo Ragusa says that The Car […]
Use Scan QR Code to copy link and share it It’s time. You Me At Six’s new album is almost here. After all of the build-up, the teasing, the anticipation. It’s time. You Me At […]
Use Scan QR Code to copy link and share it Another expansive, frantic, brilliant piece of technical pop-punk from the Action/Adventure boys. Action/Adventure are driving headfirst into their new album ‘Imposter Syndrome’ with the tracks […]
High on Fire frontman Matt Pike has announced a November 2022 US tour in support of his debut solo album Pike vs. The Automaton. The fall outing will start after High on Fire’s November 12th appearance […]