Now that Kendrick Lamar’s first album in five years, Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers, is available for public consumption, the artist has announced that he’ll be hitting the road for a good chunk of 2022. Dubbed the Big Steppers tour, the trek will kick off in Oklahoma City on July 19 and hit arenas […]
It’s not every day you get to chat with the Sports Entertainer of the Week. When Chris Jericho joined SPIN for a video chat (we’re over using the “Z” word) on a Sunday, he spent the previous week appearing on two of All Elite Wrestling’s weekly shows, Dynamite (where he threw a fireball at a […]
The pandemic was a blow to any artist who loves to perform live – and Greg Spero was no exception. The 37-year-old Los Angeles-based musician had spent the better part of the last two decades recording and playing live, including a four-year run touring with Halsey – in which he played a sold-out Madison Square […]
Name Nina (Catharina) Hagen Best known for Singing “nunsexmonkrock” and daring to be me, Nina Hagen. Current city Berlin. Really want to be in Seriously? I am confident that I am here or there as long as God is here and there WITH me. Excited about I am ever so grateful for my new record company Groenland Records for being here […]
What is believed to be the last footage of Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan filmed before his death in February is spotlighted in a new video for the mournful song “Hireath,” which is drawn from Lanegan’s 2021 collaborative project with former Icarus Line frontman Joe Cardamone, Dark Mark Vs. Skeleton Joe. [embedded content][embedded content] “The […]
Pearl Jam drummer Matt Cameron‘s positive COVID-19 diagnosis didn’t stop the band from soldiering on Thursday night (May 12) at the first of two shows at Oakland Arena, as touring member Josh Klinghoffer and longtime Jeff Ament collaborator Richard Stuverud filled in behind the kit throughout the set. It was Cameron’s first missed show since […]
Fifty-nine seconds into “The Same,” the first track from The Smile’s debut release A Light for Attracting Attention, the unmistakable voice of Thom Yorke begins singing about how “we are all the same” atop a sci-fi pulse of piano, acoustic guitar, and analog synthesizers. There’s no easy release from the tension of the song’s slowly […]
Alanis Morissette and the notion of sensitivity hadn’t ever been paired together before for me. Years back, we used a website called the random Alanis Morissette song generator which would, after the input of a few choice words, spit back to you a song full of resentment and malice for your enjoyment. Her grunge-infused success […]
Nearly two-and-a-half years after playing their only reunion show in Los Angeles (before that whole COVID thing), My Chemical Romance have released new music. Titled “The Foundations of Decay,” the six-minute song is the band’s first new track since 2014. [embedded content][embedded content] Despite the reunion (and subsequent pause between shows), it was never clear […]
Born and raised in Seattle and now based in L.A., Surf Mesa has created one of the biggest hits to come out of Tik-Tok, “ily (I Love You Baby)”. Since creating his now platinum song, he has gained over 3.5 billion streams worldwide and has been performing at festivals all over like Life Is Beautiful, […]