Watch Demi Lovato Showcase Her Vocal Prowess With ‘Ghost’ on ‘Fallon’
Demi Lovato appeared on The Tonight Show, delivering a piano‑accompanied performance of her ballad “Ghost.” In the interview she highlighted her recent wedding, the release of her album “It’s Not That Deep,” and her new cookbook “One Plate at a Time.” Lovato also disclosed that the “It’s Not That Deep” tour will launch later than planned, with several early dates canceled to prioritize health and rehearsal time. She and Jimmy Fallon capped the segment with a musical‑genre challenge that showcased her vocal versatility.
A Question Of Lust: Depeche Mode’s Black Celebration Revisited
Depeche Mode’s 1986 album *Black Celebration* marked a turning point, with Martin Gore stepping into the primary songwriting role after Vince Clarke’s departure. The record’s darker, sample‑rich sound and Gore’s lead vocals on four tracks signaled a shift from synth‑pop fluff to brooding...
‘A Beautiful Journey’: Ed O’Brien on His Stunningly Deep Solo Album and Radiohead’s Future
Ed O'Brien, longtime Radiohead guitarist, is set to release his deeply personal solo album *Blue Morpho* on May 22, after four years of writing, recording, and introspection. The record, shaped by his battle with depression, nature walks in Wales, and collaborations with...
Simo Cell & Abdullah Miniawy – Dying Is The Internet
French producer Simo Cell and Egyptian vocalist Abdullah Miniawy release their second collaborative EP, *Dying Is The Internet*. The record expands on their 2020 debut with fully formed, experimental bass tracks that fuse Arabic maqam melodies, trumpet, and autotuned vocals with...
Taylor Swift Helps U.S. Vinyl Sales Surpass $1 Billion for First Time Since 1983
U.S. vinyl sales broke the $1 billion revenue barrier in 2025, the first time since 1983. The surge was driven largely by Taylor Swift’s *The Life of a Showgirl*, which moved 1.6 million units across eight specialty editions. Overall vinyl units rose 7.9%...
BTS Announces New York Spotify Fan Event, Netflix Drops Trailer for BTS: The Return Documentary
The requested BTS news article could not be retrieved; the page returns a 404 error, providing no details about the announced New York Spotify fan event or the Netflix BTS documentary trailer. Without the article, specifics such as date, venue,...
Ed O’Brien Hints at 2027 Radiohead Australia Tour
Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien revealed the band is targeting a headline tour of Australia in 2027, following their return to the stage after a seven‑year hiatus. The group plans to tour North America, South America, and Asia/Oceania, but will sit...
E’last to Showcase Single in Japan Before Asia Tour
South Korean boy band E’last will hold a two‑day event in Japan on March 28‑29, featuring a concert and a fan meetup that will debut their newly released digital single “Tame.” Only five members will appear because leader Rano entered mandatory...
LANY Announce 2026 Australian Dates for Their Expansive ‘Soft’ World Tour
Alt‑pop trio LANY has added four Australian dates to its expansive ‘Soft’ World Tour, kicking off in Perth on October 27 and wrapping in Brisbane on November 22, 2026. The shows follow the band’s 2024 Australian leg and will showcase...
‘Such a Wonderful, Wonderful Journey’: Eurogliders Star Dies After Cancer Battle
Australian new‑wave guitarist, songwriter and vocalist Bernie Lynch, co‑founder of Eurogliders, died at 65 in Perth after a battle with metastatic throat cancer. Lynch penned the band’s signature hits, including the 1984 chart‑topper “Heaven (Must Be There)” and 1985’s “We...
Harry Styles' Concert Film Climbs Netflix’s Charts Ahead of BTS’ Reunion
Harry Styles' concert film "One Night in Manchester" surged to the top of Netflix’s domestic charts just as the streamer prepares to stream BTS’s highly anticipated reunion concert on March 21. Netflix secured exclusive rights to the BTS live event and...
Band of Horses and Dinosaur Jr. To Perform ‘Everything All the Time’ and ‘Where You Been’ on Co-Headline Tour
Alt‑rock veterans Band of Horses and Dinosaur Jr. announced a co‑headlining summer tour featuring full‑album performances of their seminal releases. From July 10 through August 1, the 16‑date trek will span the East Coast and Midwest, with Band of Horses revisiting 2006’s *Everything...
This BTS ‘Arirang’ Vinyl Comes in an Exclusive ‘Jung Kook Orchid’ Colorway
BTS will release its fifth studio album *Arirang* on March 20, marking the group’s first full‑group record after a three‑year hiatus for military service. The album, featuring producers Ryan Tedder, Diplo and Kevin Parker, blends each member’s solo growth with BTS’s signature sound....
Every Song On KPop Demon Hunters’ Incredible Soundtrack, Ranked From Good To Best
Netflix’s animated musical *KPop Demon Hunters* has become the platform’s most‑streamed film and earned an Oscar for Best Original Song with the breakout hit “Golden.” The movie features seven original K‑Pop tracks performed by fictional groups Huntr/x and Saja Boys, each...
How Lumpy Mashed Potatoes Allegedly Inspired A Jimi Hendrix Song
Jimi Hendrix’s classic track “The Wind Cries Mary” is said to have originated from a heated food‑fight over lumpy mashed potatoes with his then‑girlfriend Kathy Mary Etchingham, as recounted in a BBC interview. The anecdote links the song’s apologetic lyrics...
Beabadoobee Gets Cinematic for Her Comeback Track All I Did Was Dream Of You
British indie‑rock singer‑songwriter beabadoobee returns after a two‑year silence with the single “All I Did Was Dream Of You,” featuring a guest verse from The Marías. The track pairs grungy alt‑rock guitars with a dreamy vocal interlude, while its music...
‘It Cannot Be Treated Like an Obituary’: Amaal Mallik Defends Arijit Singh’s Decision to Step Away From Playback Singing
Arijit Singh, India's leading playback vocalist, announced in January that he will no longer accept film‑song assignments, opting to pursue Indian classical music and collaborations with artists like Anoushka Shankar. Amaal Mallik defended the move, urging peers dissatisfied with limited...
The Life and Times of Fred Neil: “He Was an Extremely Sensitive Soul”
Fred Neil emerged in the early 1960s as a seminal folk‑rock songwriter whose baritone and 12‑string guitar style captivated peers like Bob Dylan, Judy Collins, and David Crosby. His modest catalog produced the timeless hit “Everybody’s Talkin’,” later popularized by...
Singer's 'Insane' Debut at C2C Country Music Show
Young English singer Olivia made her debut at the Country to Country (C2C) festival’s O2 Arena, describing the experience as "insane" and a once‑in‑a‑lifetime moment. She attributes her love for country music to her grandmother’s Dolly Parton fandom and a family tradition of...
Death Cab for Cutie Announce New Album I Built You a Tower
Death Cab for Cutie announced their 11th studio album, I Built You a Tower, slated for release on June 5 via ANTI Records. The record, produced and engineered by John Congleton, marks the band’s first independent release after two decades...
Everything We Know About Olivia Rodrigo's New Album
Olivia Rodrigo is gearing up for her next album, teased through a series of visual clues. Starting March 13, a purple “OR” wall in Los Angeles was repainted pink, mirrored on her website. Additional hints include a pink heart‑shaped lock...
‘We Kicked Bono’s Arse’: How We Made Atomic Kitten’s Whole Again (with a Little Help From Kraftwerk)
Andy McCluskey of OMD created Atomic Kitten after Kraftwerk’s Karl Bartos urged a girl‑band vehicle for his songs. The debut single “Whole Again” was re‑imagined from an electronic ballad into a gospel‑tinged pop anthem by Stuart Kershaw. Recording was chaotic – Kerry Katona’s spoken verse...
KD The Devil Song Sarse Ninna Seraga Sarse: Netizens Call Nora Fatehi-Sanjay Dutt Number ‘Vulgar’, Fans Say They’ll Disown Director...
KD: The Devil’s latest promotional song featuring Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt sparked a wave of online criticism for its perceived vulgar lyrics. Both the Kannada and Hindi versions were labeled cheap and inappropriate by viewers, prompting calls for bans....
The Notwist – News From Planet Zombie
German indie pioneers The Notwist release *News from Planet Zombie*, a record that pushes their sound further into experimental electronica, jazz‑inflected folk and abrasive post‑rock. The album juxtaposes confrontational tracks like “Teeth” and “X‑Ray” with delicate acoustic pieces such as...
Clover Records Is An Indie Pop Good-Luck Charm
Clover Records, a Tokyo cassette label founded by Masato Saito in 1995, has become a cult indie‑pop touchstone. After a 2022 remaster of 800 Cherries drew TikTok buzz and a Tyler, The Creator endorsement, the label’s obscure releases surged in global...
Excavating the Pacific Northwest’s Art Rap Underground
The article uncovers a vibrant, overlooked underground rap scene stretching from Seattle to Portland, tracing its roots to the Great Migration and early funk influences. It highlights pioneering collectives such as Shabazz Palaces and Black Constellation, and showcases contemporary artists...
Barry Can’t Swim’s ‘Late Night Tales’ Shows Off His Great Taste
Barry Can’t Swim returns to the Late Night Tales series with his first mix in five years, delivering a 20‑track journey that weaves ambient piano, Moroccan jazz, IDM, and ethereal new wave. The compilation showcases exclusive cuts, including his own “Chala (My...
Saxophonist Walter Smith III Presents His Soulful Trio Voice
Walter Smith III marks his 20th anniversary as a bandleader with the release of Twio, Vol. 2, a trio‑focused jazz album recorded alongside drummer Kendrick Scott and bassist Joe Sanders. The record also features heavyweight guests Ron Carter and Branford Marsalis, adding...
Jason P. Woodbury & the Nightbird Singing Quartet Journey to the End of the Night
Jason P. Woodbury & the Nightbird Singing Quartet released a self‑titled debut that pairs a Vintage Contemporaries‑inspired cover with a soundscape of hazy reverb, pedal‑steel twang and expansive melodies. The album’s tracks, from “Birdsong” to “The Season Has Arrived,” weave...
‘There’s Been Tears’: RZA on the Final Days of Wu-Tang Clan
RZA revealed that Wu‑Tang Clan’s “Final Chamber” tour, slated for 2026, will be the group’s last live performances after more than three decades. The interview highlighted the emotional weight of saying goodbye, with RZA noting tears onstage and the collective’s...
What Went Down at the Beabadoobee Dazed Cover Signing
On March 12, Dazed magazine hosted a beabadoobee cover signing at magCulture in London, drawing hundreds of youthful fans who even skipped school to attend. Many travelled long distances, including from Scotland, to meet the indie‑pop star and collect a...
Wu-Tang Clan at London’s O2 Arena: Timings, Set List, Last-Minute Tickets and Everything You Need to Know
Wu‑Tang Clan’s farewell tour, titled “Wu‑Tang Forever: The Final Chamber,” will close with two shows at London’s O2 Arena on March 17 and 18. Doors open at 6:30 pm and the group is expected to take the stage around 8:45 pm, though...
‘The Man For Me’ Isn’t Really Taylor Swift’s New Music Video
An AI‑generated music video titled “The Man For Me” has been circulating online, falsely presented as an official Taylor Swift release. The video was produced by the New Songs Haven YouTube channel, which also posts deepfake videos for other major artists....
Sonic The Hedgehog ‘Music Experience’ Confirms 2026 Anniversary Tour
Sonic the Hedgehog’s 35th anniversary will feature two live‑music tours, with composer Jun Senoue confirming an official “Sonic Live” concert series for later 2026 and Johnny Gioeli announcing the first full‑scale Crush 40 world tour titled “The Speed Of Sound.” The Sonic Live...
Opeth Announce India Tour in October 2026
Swedish progressive metal giants Opeth announced two Indian dates for their The Last Will and Testament Tour, playing Mumbai on October 3 and Bengaluru on October 4, 2026. The shows are presented by Bighorn and produced by the SkillBox platform, marking the band’s...
6 Must-Hear New Country Songs From Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson & 1 Bonus Video
Billboard highlights a packed week of new country releases, featuring Luke Combs’ pre‑album single “I Ain’t No Cowboy,” Lainey Wilson’s high‑energy “I Can’t Sit Still,” and a surprise duet between Bailey Zimmerman and Christian crossover star Brandon Lake. Veteran Jo Dee Messina returns...
These Musical Instruments of the Future Sound Weird, Wacky—And Are Easy for Anyone to Play
The 28th Guthman Musical Instrument Competition at Georgia Tech crowned the open‑source, touch‑operated synth Masterpiece as its $10,000 grand‑prize winner, highlighting accessibility‑first design. Runner‑up Fiddle Henge and people’s choice Lethelium demonstrated novel sound generation using unconventional forms and upcycled bicycle...
Robber Robber Share Intriguing New Single ‘Pieces’
Robber Robber has released the new single “Pieces,” a noise‑pop track that previews their forthcoming album Two Wheels Move The Soul, slated for April 3 on Fire Talk Records. The song features a crunching beat and layered soundscapes reminiscent of the...
KoRn Announce First UK and Ireland Tour in over a Decade with More 2026 European Dates
Korn has unveiled a 2026 headline tour that brings the nu‑metal pioneers back to the UK and Ireland for the first time in more than a decade. The itinerary kicks off in Stuttgart on October 18 and runs through major...
Gene Kelly, Prince, J.Lo, Pavarotti & All the Presenters of Best Original Song at the Oscars: Full List
The article chronicles every presenter of the Academy Award for Best Original Song from its inception in 1935 through the 2026 ceremony, highlighting notable patterns and milestones. Gene Kelly holds the record with four appearances, while Lionel Richie became the...
"Heathen Finds Bowie Settling Into His Role as Elder Statesman of the Post-Punk Art Rock Movement." David Bowie Successfully Charts...
David Bowie’s 2002 album *Heathen* marks a pivotal return to form, reuniting with longtime producer Tony Visconti after a two‑decade gap. The record blends atmospheric art‑rock with mature vocal delivery, featuring standout tracks like “Sunday,” “Slow Burn,” and covers of...
Gorillaz Announce 2026 "The Mountain Tour" Across North America
Gorillaz have unveiled a 22‑date North American arena tour for fall 2026, promoting their ninth studio album “The Mountain.” The trek kicks off on September 17 at Orlando’s Kia Center and wraps with a Halloween‑themed finale at Seattle’s Climate Pledge...
Jack Johnson’s ‘SURFILMUSIC’ Honors Friend Tamayo Perry, Who Died in Shark Attack
Jack Johnson’s new documentary SURFILMUSIC premiered at SXSW, dedicated to his late friend Tamayo Perry, the North Shore surfer and lifeguard who died in a 2024 shark attack. The film blends rare surf footage, personal archives, and interviews with Kelly Slater...
Delphine Dora – L’ineluctable Pulsation Du Temps
Delphine Dora’s new album *L’ineluctable pulsation du temps* merges rapid piano arpeggios with lingering drone synths to examine the pressure of modern temporality. Inspired by sociologist Hartmut Rosa’s ideas on acceleration and resonance, the record titles tracks with French terms...
"It's Been a Long Time in the Making. I Am Very Proud of This Very Special Album." Love Vinnie Vincent?...
Former Kiss guitarist Vinnie Vincent has released his long‑awaited album Guitarmageddon, offering the complete master package for $2 million. The deal includes all ten tracks, master files, artwork, and a perpetual license to use the Vinnie Vincent brand, while individual songs...
Alex Warren Returns to Australia and New Zealand for Seven-Date Arena Run
Alex Warren announced a seven‑date arena tour across Australia and New Zealand for August‑September 2026, marking his return less than a year after a sold‑out 2025 run. The itinerary hits major venues from Christchurch’s Wolfbrook Arena to Perth Arena, with general‑public tickets...
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Midnight Zone (Original Soundtrack)
Electronic musician Laurel Halo has issued the original soundtrack for Julian Charrière’s documentary Midnight Zone, a film that plunges viewers into the abyss of the Clarion‑Clipperton fracture zone. The 11‑minute opener “Sunlight Zone” and the rest of the album employ lightless...
Frederica Von Stade & Susan Graham to Perform at Ravinia Festival 2026
Frederica von Stade, the celebrated mezzo‑soprano who retired in 2018, will return to the stage for a rare art‑song concert at the Ravinia Festival on August 16, 2026. She will share the program with Grammy‑winning contralto Susan Graham, accompanied by...
Christine Goerke Headlines Princeton Symphony Orchestra’s 2026-27 Season
The Princeton Symphony Orchestra announced its 2026‑27 season, featuring soprano Christine Goerke as the headline artist. Goerke will perform Mahler’s “Kindertotenlieder” and Wagner’s “Liebestod” under the baton of Rossen Milanov on January 23‑24, 2027. The season will close with Beethoven’s...
Kyriemo Irving
West Philadelphia rapper Reemo drops his new mixtape *Kyriemo Irving*, a collection of gritty, day‑in‑the‑life drill tracks that lean into personal reflection rather than pure menace. The project mixes horrorcore motifs, basketball references, and religious symbolism while navigating familiar drill...