The ’90s are back, baby. Soul Asylum will headline a 27-date fall tour that will feature fellow ’90s stalwarts Local H and Juliana Hatfield on the bill as well. All three artists have released albums in the past year, with Soul Asylum’s dropping at the onset of the pandemic. Local H released an album last […]
Austin’s Spoon will kick off a run of U.S. tour dates, starting on Sept. 3 in Ogden, Utah, with stops in Aspen, Boulder, Burlington, Brooklyn, and points in between. The band will be joined by Nicole Atkins on all headline dates. It’s their first time back on the road since Spoon’s 2019 outing with Beck […]
Well, that escalated quickly. A few weeks ago, we were wondering if Foo Fighters (and most any tour, really) would be taking place at all, nevertheless at a full capacity indoors. Today, we have that answer. Dave Grohl and company will be the first band to rock New York City’s Madison Square Garden –and it’s […]
In his unofficial battle with Vanilla Ice to be the worst remaining relic of the ’90s, Kid Rock was caught using a homophobic slur while onstage at a bar in Tennessee on Saturday night. In response to an attendee (we were going to say “fan,” but are there really still Kid Rock fans out there?) filming […]
In a move that caught a lot of people off guard, Irish singer-songwriter Sinead O’Connor announced via her Twitter account on Friday that she would be retiring from recording, touring, and promoting her music effective immediately. Of course, she still has No Veteran Dies Alone releasing next year, but it sounds like her final album won’t […]
It’ll be just like heaven for fans of Emo Brit retro lineups. The Cruel World festival which was originally slated to take place in 2020 will finally happen in 2022. Morrissey, Bauhaus, Echo and the Bunnymen, The Psychedelic Furs, Blondie and more congregate in Pasadena, California on May 14, 2022 for the event. The one-day festival […]
The Boss is back…on Broadway. A few years after completing his run performing Springsteen on Broadway, Bruce Springsteen is bringing back his Tony-winning show to New York City for a limited-time engagement at Jujamcyn’s St. James Theatre on W. 44th St.. The run will take place beginning on Saturday, June 26 and will run for most of […]
Last week, Michelle Zauner released her third album as Japanese Breakfast, which came a few months after the release of her stunning memoir, Crying in H Mart. Now, that book is coming to the big screen. MGM’s Orion Pictures has acquired the film rights to the New York Times best selling memoir. There is no release date set for […]
Another tune from Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ upcoming greatest hits album, Back The Way We Came: Vol 1 (2011-2021), has arrived. The former Oasis member is quite proud of the track, sharing on social media that “‘Flying On The Ground’ is literally the best thing I’ve released since the last thing I released. If Burt Bacharach […]
Toronto punk band Fucked Up is celebrating their concept album David Comes To Life with a limited-edition two-LP reissue on lightbulb-yellow vinyl. Out via Matador Records on Dec. 10, the collection will revisit a set of songs that splayed freely into unexpected instrumentation, psychedelic drift, and situationist philosophy. Additionally, “The Truest Road,” pulled from a rarities LP that […]