Noah Kahan’s new single has already topped the Spotify U.S. chart within hours of its release, and the Vermont singer/songwriter is aiming for further new heights this summer with his first full stadium tour. Following the April 24 release of The Great Divide (Mercury), Kahan will hit the road beginning June 11 in Orlando, Fla., […]
Hours after they both came up big on the Grammys stage, Post Malone and Jelly Roll have confirmed an extension of their BIG ASS Stadium Tour, which played to more than a million fans and grossed $170 million last summer. The tour will resume May 13 in El Paso, Texas, and has dates on the […]
Following the surprise release last year of an 18-track solo album, Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party, Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams appears to have formed another new band dubbed Power Snatch. Its debut release, EP1, is available now on Bandcamp and [untitled]. Williams is flanked in Power Snatch by producer Daniel James, who also lent […]
Arlo Parks offers another alluring slice of electronica-forward, bass-heavy pop on “Heaven,” the second single to emerge from her April 3 album Ambiguous Desire. The song was inspired by watching friend Kelly Lee Owens DJ a pop-up show with Caribou under the Sixth Street Viaduct in Los Angeles in November 2024. “Adidas and gasoline / […]
Audrey McGraw and Toni Cornell are the guests on the latest installment of the Lipps Service podcast, speaking with host Scott Lipss about a friendship born in a jewelry shop in Greece, growing up in backstages around the world and finding their own creative voices alongside their famous fathers Tim and Chris, respectively. McGraw pens up about […]
Last May, Ty Segall released Possession, a sophisticated set of psychedelic bubblegum that featured a string section, saxophone, and surprisingly sweet melodies. “Live” “at” “the” “BBC,” taped about a decade ago, may take recent fans of the L.A.-based garage rocker by surprise. Now in his late 30s, Segall’s already released 17 solo albums. The prolific […]
Janet Damita Jo Jackson was the youngest of Joe and Katherine Jackson’s 10 children, and her older brothers had already begun to perform as The Jackson 5 by the time she was born in 1966. As the Gary, Indiana, siblings became America’s favorite family band, Janet started to get a taste of the spotlight at […]
A move to a warmer climate didn’t push the gloom away for Blackwater Holylight. The former Portland, Oregon band may have decamped to Los Angeles in 2021 after releasing their third album Silence/Motion to escape the region’s dreary winters, but their new record Not Here Not Gone continues the band’s dark explorations. It is also […]
Bad Bunny took him Album of the Year honors — the first ever for a Latin artist — for Debí Tirar Más Fotos to cap an entertaining and outspoken night at the 68th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. The Puerto Rican superstar gave an impassioned speech against recent ICE immigration raids earlier in the evening, […]
Some 50 years into their storied career, Robert Smith and the Cure have won their first Grammys ever during the Premiere Ceremony of the 2026 event today (Feb. 1) in Los Angeles. The group took home Best Alternative Music Album for its first full-length in 16 years, 2024’s Songs of a Lost World, and Best […]