Tour News: Jack White Announces Headline Tour, Gorillaz Takes ‘The Mountain’ to India
Jack White announced an extensive 2026 headline tour spanning North America and Europe, kicking off on July 10 in Washington, D.C., and featuring two‑night runs in major cities such as Atlanta, Brooklyn, Chicago and Los Angeles. The European leg, promoted by Metropolis, includes consecutive shows in London, Bristol, Newcastle, Belfast and Dublin. Gorillaz revealed a January 2027 Indian tour to support their new album “Mountain,” with dates in Bengaluru and Mumbai that reflect the record’s Indian classical influences. Additional UK and European arena dates were unveiled by Courteeners, Bleachers, Thirty Seconds to Mars and others.
Will Manon Perform With Katseye at Coachella?
Katseye is set to take the Coachella stage Friday at 8 p.m., opening for headliner Sabrina Carpenter. The group will debut their new single “PINKY UP” live for the first time. However, oldest member Manon Bannerman remains on a temporary hiatus and...
Josiah Queen’s ‘Demons’ Dominates Top Gabb Music Songs Chart for March
Josiah Queen’s single “Demons” captured the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s Top Gabb Music Songs chart for March 2026, marking his first chart‑topper on the kid‑ and teen‑focused platform. The song surged from a debut at No. 4 in January, rose to...
Everything We Know So Far About The Usher & Chris Brown Tour
Usher and Chris Brown have officially announced a joint "Raymond & Brown" stadium tour, following their recent "It Depends" remix collaboration. The pair released a teaser video showing them riding motorcycles and entering a stadium, but provided no specific dates,...
Watch Zac Brown Band Wake Up Artemis II Crew With 'Free,' Message
On April 10, the Zac Brown Band’s song “Free” was broadcast at 10:24 AM CT to wake the four astronauts aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission. The band’s frontman followed the track with a personal video message to the crew, marking the second high‑profile media appearance for...
Watch Zac Brown Band Wake Up Artemis II Crew With 'Free,' Message
Zac Brown Band’s song “Free” played at 10:24 a.m. CT on April 10 to wake the four astronauts aboard Artemis II, followed by a personal video message from frontman Zac Brown. The crew, on the first crewed lunar flyby since Apollo 17, concluded the...
Ava Mendoza Announces “Alive Alone, Alive Together” (Feat. Hamid Drake)
Ava Mendoza’s new album "Alive Alone, Alive Together" arrives on May 22 via Burning Ambulance Music. The eight‑track release blends her electric guitar and vocals with four performances featuring legendary drummer Hamid Drake, captured live across the US and Europe in...
BTS Begins Highly Anticipated ARIRANG Tour In South Korea
BTS kicked off its ARIRANG World Tour at Goyang Stadium, marking the group’s first full‑scale tour in nearly four years. The sold‑out, rain‑soaked concert ran close to three hours and featured a 20‑song set that blended tracks from the newly...
Video Premiere: Steve Bardwil Band Present Bookstore Meet-Cute in “Something With You”
The Steve Bardwil Band debuted the music video for their new single “Something With You,” showcasing a bookstore meet‑cute storyline. The track was produced by Grammy‑winning Joe Chiccarelli at Los Angeles’ East West Studios and features a blend of Americana,...
Salman Khan Drops Romantic Track ‘Mera Jee Nahi Bhara’ From Maatrubhumi Starring Zeyn Shaw and Debutante Abhishrri Sen
Salman Khan Films has released the romantic single “Mera Jee Nahi Bhara” from the upcoming war drama *Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace*. The track, sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Vishal Mishra and composed by Shamir Tandon and Kumar Gaurav...
“Yo Baby”
Milwaukee rapper JungleBaby released "Yo Baby" on 300 Entertainment, quickly earning the Best New Track accolade from critic Alphonse Pierre. The song mixes auto‑tuned melodic hooks with a heavy Milwaukee‑style bassline, delivering braggadocious lyrics about easy money. Pierre highlighted the...
Evanescence Announce New Album Sanctuary
Evanescence announced their twelfth‑year‑in‑the‑making album *Sanctuary*, due June 5 on Sony/Columbia. The 12‑track record is anchored by the lead single “Who Will You Follow,” a piano‑driven, haunting track. Production was handled by Zakk Cervini and Jordan Fish, who previously collaborated with Lee...
The Sheila Is Returning to Australian Culture, Riding on a New Wave of ‘Bogan Feminism’ | Maria Lewis
Australian pop culture is witnessing a revival of the "sheila" archetype, now framed as a badge of "bogan feminism." Front‑runners like Amy Taylor of Amyl & the Sniffers, surfer‑skater Milla Coco Brown, and Indigenous rapper Barkaa are flaunting mullets, denim and unapologetic swagger....
Sanctuary Sign with BLKIIBLK, Release New Single “Not Of The Living”
American power‑metal veterans Sanctuary have signed to BLKIIBLK, the label behind acts like Biohazard, Cro‑Mags and Megadeth. To celebrate, they dropped the single “Not Of The Living,” their first release since frontman Warrel Dane’s death. The track features new vocalist...
The Hives Join the Latest Episode of AltPress: In Session
The Hives appeared on the latest AltPress: In Session episode to spotlight their seventh studio effort, *Forever Forever the Hives*. The Swedish garage‑rock veterans reflected on a career that began with the 2000 hit “Hate to Say I Told You...
Cruz Beckham Shares Feel-Good New Single ‘Waste Your Pain’
Cruz Beckham, son of David and Victoria Beckham, released the upbeat single “Waste Your Pain,” produced by Justin Raisen and Lewis Pesacov. The track, previewed on his UK headline tour, features bright guitar riffs and a feel‑good chorus about self‑acceptance....
BRUNHILDE Make Their Return With Latest Single, ‘Rising From The Ashes’
German hard‑rock band Brunhilde has returned with the single “Rising From The Ashes,” a punch‑filled track that blends aggressive riffs, booming drums, and frontwoman Caro Loy’s soaring vocals. Known for electrifying live shows, the group has cultivated a cult following across...
Alabama Shakes Lament Breakdown of the “American Dream” On New Song: Stream
Alabama Shakes unveiled “American Dream,” a politically charged single that previews their upcoming third album on Island Records. The slow‑burning track critiques the erosion of the American Dream, referencing issues from gun reform to healthcare access. It follows 2022’s “Another...
NO DEPRESSION SESSIONS at Chelsea Studios NYC: The Brook & The Bluff
The Brook & The Bluff, a Nashville‑based trio, recorded a No Depression Session at Chelsea Studios in New York City. The three songs—"Can’t Figure It Out," "105," and "Gone For The Weekend"—are taken from their recent album Werewolf and were...
Matt Whataguy Returns With Latest Single, ‘We Weren’t In Love’
Matt Whataguy has dropped his latest single, “We Weren’t In Love,” delivering a burst of post‑punk energy wrapped in gritty acoustics and a pop‑twisted hook. The track’s journal‑entry lyricism captures the shock and uncertainty of a breakup, adding emotional weight...
Lime Garden on Being 23 and Surviving: “I’ve Learned to Appreciate the Beauty in Not Knowing What I’m Doing”
British indie quartet Lime Garden released their sophomore album “Maybe Not Tonight” on April 10, 2026, following the critical success of 2024’s “One More Thing.” Frontwoman Chloe Howard describes the record as a candid chronicle of early‑twenties turmoil, body‑image struggles,...
Album Review – Drayton Farley’s “A Heavy Duty Heart”
Drayton Farley’s new album “A Heavy Duty Heart” delivers a mix of country‑rock and Americana, pairing steel‑guitar‑driven ballads with anthemic rock numbers. The record continues his partnership with guitarist Sader Vaden, the same collaborator from his 2023 release “Twenty On...
ALBUM REVIEW: Mikaela Davis Plays With Genre On ‘Graceland Way’
Mikaela Davis’s fifth studio effort, Graceland Way, drops in April 2026, showcasing a seamless fusion of hazy pop, whimsical folk, jam‑band grooves, and mystic rock. Though she dons a Western‑inspired visual motif, the record steers clear of conventional country, leaning...
Miranda Lambert, Brooks & Dunn, More ACM Awards Record-Holders
Miranda Lambert, the all‑time leader with 33 ACM wins, heads the 2026 nominations with eight nods, including Female Artist of the Year and Song of the Year. Brooks & Dunn return as Duo of the Year candidates, eyeing a possible...
Watch the Black Crowes’ New Cover of Rolling Stones’ ‘Star Star'
The Black Crowes teamed with country‑rock outfit Whiskey Myers to record a gritty cover of the Rolling Stones’ 1973 track “Star Star,” debuting the video ahead of their Southern Hospitality summer tour. The tour, kicking off May 17 in Austin, will span...
Essential Releases, April 10, 2026
The Essential Releases roundup for April 10, 2026 spotlights a diverse slate of new albums, from Arlo Parks’ emotionally resonant "Ambiguous Desire" to Corrosion of Conformity’s ambitious double‑LP "Good God / Baad Man" featuring a refreshed rhythm section. Experimental collaborations such as...
10 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: My New Band Believe, Mei Semones, Lone, and More
Pitchfork’s weekly New Music Friday roundup introduces ten fresh releases, ranging from My New Band Believe’s baroque‑pop debut to Squarepusher’s genre‑bending *Kammerkonzert*. The list spans indie rock, electronic, bossa‑nova pop, and heavy metal, featuring both veteran acts and newcomers. Several...
Phish Confirms 2026 Las Vegas Sphere Residency Livestreams
Phish has confirmed that all nine sold‑out shows of its 2026 Las Vegas Sphere residency will be streamed live via LivePhish and nugs. The three‑weekend runs span April 16‑18, April 23‑25 and April 30‑May 2, with each concert starting at 8 p.m. PT/11 p.m. ET. Viewers can...
Flatland Cavalry Are All Texas Heart on a Rock-Influenced New Album
Flatland Cavalry’s new album “Work of Heart” marks the band’s first full‑studio release since 2023, celebrating a decade of Texas‑rooted country. The 12‑track record, recorded at Austin’s Matchbox Studios with producer Dwight Baker, blends their signature honky‑tonk vibe with a...
Grateful Dead Wall of Sound Auction Concludes Today
The Grateful Dead’s iconic Wall of Sound auction is set to close at 5 PM ET, featuring 30 lots of rare audio equipment and memorabilia. Highlights include a 1971 McIntosh MC 2300 amplifier used by Bill Kreutzmann, Jerry Garcia’s 1967 Fender Twin Reverb,...
Eric Clapton Didn’t Actually Write These 3 Songs That He Turned Into Hits
Eric Clapton’s catalog includes several chart‑topping singles that he didn’t write. In 1996 his Grammy‑winning hit “Change The World” was penned by Tommy Sims, Gordon Kennedy and Wayne Kirkpatrick for the *Phenomenon* soundtrack. The 2001 release “I Ain’t Gonna Stand...
Ella Langley Shares Heartwarming Throwback Video of One of the First Songs She Ever Learned To Play
Ella Langley, the Alabama‑born country breakout, is poised to release her sophomore album *Dandelion* on April 10, 2026. Her lead single “Choosin’ Texas” made her the first woman to simultaneously top the Billboard Hot 100, Hot Country Songs, and Country Airplay charts....
O’Flynn Shares New Track ‘Kelsier’
British electronic producer O'Flynn is set to release his third album, Kairos, on July 17, 2024, with the new single “Kelsier” leading the rollout. The track, originally sketched during a tour with Bonobo, has been in the works for three...
Anna Calvi, Adam Buxton, Carlos Alomar and More Lead ‘Bowie Night’ Events at London’s Lightroom for ‘You’re Not Alone’
London’s immersive venue Lightroom will host a six‑month "Bowie Nights" program alongside its "David Bowie: You’re Not Alone" exhibition, running from May to September. The series features talks, panels and performances by artists such as graphic designer Jonathan Barnbrook, musicians...
Jasmín Leans In To Darkness On Club Heater ‘It’s Girls Night’
Dutch‑Argentinian producer Jasmín, known for her debut EP on Hessle Audio, is preparing a two‑track release on Fabric Originals. The full release is slated for May 8, with the lead track “It’s Girls Night” already streaming. She describes the new material...
Momo Boyd Releases Debut EP ‘Miss Michigan’ After Breakout Moment
Momo Boyd, known from Infinity Song, launches her solo debut EP *Miss Michigan* after a breakout appearance on the viral series “Good Flirts” with Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar. The five‑track record blends Detroit‑rooted memories with personal themes of identity, growth, and...
DJ Khaled Enlists Future and Lil Baby for Explosive “One of Them” Single
DJ Khaled released the new single “One of Them” featuring Future and Lil Baby. The track, built on an eerie piano loop and hard‑hitting production, showcases Future’s trap style and Lil Baby’s sharp lyricism. Its high‑energy video, likened to a...
ATREYU Shares New Single 'Children Of Light' Featuring MAX CAVALERA
ATREYU has dropped the single “Children Of Light,” featuring metal legend Max Cavalera, as a preview for their upcoming album The End Is Not The End, arriving on April 24 via Spinefarm. The band describes the record as their heaviest and...
Ex-MUSHROOMHEAD Vocalist JEFFREY NOTHING Announces First Tour In Eight Years; New Album '202SICK' To Arrive In The Fall
Jeffrey Nothing, co‑founder and former vocalist of Mushroomhead, announced his first solo tour in eight years, kicking off on July 25, 2026 and running through August 26 across the U.S. The tour will feature October Noir for the opening week...
"On Our First Tour One of the Venues Burned Down, and the Cops Would Shut Things Down." Police Raids, Venue...
Converge, the Massachusetts‑born metalcore pioneers, have spent three and a half decades pushing the limits of hardcore with abrasive riffs, visceral vocals and relentless experimentation. Their 2001 landmark album *Jane Doe* redefined the genre, inspiring a wave of bands across...
3 Rock Frontmen Who Changed the Definition of “Cool”
Rock frontmen Freddie Mercury, Kurt Cobain, and David Bowie each redefined what it meant to “cool” in their respective eras. Mercury’s theatrical flair and powerful vocals broke gender norms and paved the way for LGBTQ+ visibility in mainstream music. Cobain’s...
The Rise of Rico Ace in 5 Tracks
UK rap duo EsDeeKid and newcomer Rico Ace emerged as 2025 breakout stars, with Ace distinguishing himself by sticking to straight rap amid a melodic‑driven scene. His debut album *Blackjack* leans heavily on classic rap wordplay, while tracks like “Skatti”...
Norah Jones Revisits “Come Away With Me” Live From Apple Music Studios
Norah Jones returned to her breakout hit “Come Away With Me” for a live performance at Apple Music Studios in Los Angeles. The intimate set, part of Apple’s “Live From Apple Music Studios” series, highlighted the song’s origins and its...
Everything Happens For A Reason: Ava Joe’s Life Philosophies
British singer‑songwriter Ava Joe, known for candid lyrics and genre‑blending pop, has released her sophomore EP “Big Beautiful Mess”. The record expands on themes of freedom, heartbreak and self‑discovery, drawing from influences ranging from Lady Gaga to Radiohead. Since her debut...
The Rolling Stones Are Releasing a New Song Tomorrow, but Under a Fake Name
The Rolling Stones will issue their new single “Rough and Twisted” on April 11 as a vinyl‑only white‑label record, credited to the secret moniker The Cockroaches. The track won’t appear on streaming services, forcing collectors to seek the physical release. Posters...
SEVENDUST Announces November/December 2026 European Tour
Grammy‑nominated metal band SEVENDUST announced a 15‑date European headlining tour running from November 25, 2026 in Hamburg to December 15 in London. The tour supports their upcoming fifteenth studio album “One,” slated for release on May 1, 2026 via Napalm Records. General ticket...
Why Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing” Makes the Woman Who Wrote It “Cringe”
Aerosmith’s 1998 power ballad “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing,” propelled by Diane Warren’s songwriting, topped the Billboard Hot 100 and became a staple at weddings and proms. Despite its commercial triumph, Warren told The Telegraph in 2026 that the song’s...
Charlie Vaughan Releases Hazy New Single ‘Don’t Wanna Drive’
English singer‑songwriter Charlie Vaughan has released his new single “Don’t Wanna Drive.” The track blends hazy indie pop melodies with a catchy chorus, reflecting a stripped‑down, dreamy approach. Vaughan, who recently opened for The Backseat Lovers and Hamilton Leithauser on...
YES Announces 24th Studio Album 'Aurora', Shares Title Track
Progressive rock pioneers Yes announced their 24th studio album, Aurora, set for a June 12 release via InsideOut Music/Sony Music. Produced by guitarist Steve Howe, the record features the current lineup—Howe, Geoff Downes, Jon Davison, Billy Sherwood and Jay Schellen—and mixes...
Preston Pablo’s ‘Selfish’ Works With Intention
Canadian singer‑songwriter Preston Pablo has dropped his new single “Selfish,” a bass‑driven track that showcases his focus on melody and intentional production. The song follows a series of viral moments that have raised his profile on streaming platforms. Pablo describes...