Atlanta rapper Young Thug’s first new song since being released from prison last year has arrived. “Money on Money” features Future and production by Southside, Wheezy, Beatzbyrrose, Dez Wright and 9jay. Its accompanying video, directed by Kaito and Brendan O’Connor, is out now. The song is the first preview of the artist’s fourth album, UY Scuti, which will be released this summer…
Name Monique Powell, frontperson and sole owner of the band, Save Ferris. More from Spin: Ray Vaughn: Cutting Through the Beat ‘Money’ Talks: Young Thug Is Back With Future-Featuring Single Modest Mouse Go ‘Psychic’ For September Seattle-Area Festival Best known for Warped Tour ‘98: Our bass player shat on stage. Went down in history as the punk-est thing…
The pain in Ray Vaughn’s voice cuts through the beat when he raps, especially on songs like “Bastard” and “FLAT Shasta” from his latest Top Dawg Entertainment release, The Good The Bad The Dollar Menu, releasing today. A native of Long Beach, California, Vaughn was raised by a mother who struggled with substance abuse and…
Katy Perry kicked off her Lifetimes tour just days after coming back down to Earth — literally — after her trip to space sparked controversy. Perry, who was one of the six passengers on Blue Origin’s historic all-female flight, performed in Mexico City on Wednesday, April 23, asking the crowd, per E! News, “Has anyone ever…
There is a “third party” in Gwen Stefani’s marriage to Blake Shelton — just not in the way fans may initially assume. On the Wednesday, April 23 episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, the host asked the No Doubt frontwoman about the best relationship advice she’d ever received. For Stefani, that advice would be, “Make sure…
Earlier this month, Modest Mouse announced their own cruise, which sails Feb. 5-9, 2026, on the Norwegian Pearl from Miami to Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. Now, the Isaac Brock-led group has revealed plans for their first festival, Psychic Salamander, which will slither over to Remlinger Farms outside of Seattle on Sept. 13-14. Modest Mouse and…
After a pop-up event yesterday (April 23) in New York’s Washington Square Park, Lorde has released her new single and video, “What Was That,” which includes footage from the impromptu gathering as well as the artist walking the streets of the city. The song was co-produced by Lorde in tandem with in-demand hitmakers Jim-E Stack…
The profound influence of Broken Social Scene’s 2003 debut album You Forgot It in People will be on display anew with the Arts & Crafts tribute album ANTHEMS, due June 6. The lead track from the song-by-song rework is Maggie Rogers and Sylvan Esso’s version of “Anthems for a Seventeen Year-Old Girl,” which is out…
Chicago’s eclectic Riot Fest will commemorate its 20th anniversary this year with a lineup led by blink-182, Weezer and Green Day. The event will take place Sept. 19-21 at Douglass Park and includes big names from across the rock, punk, metal, hardcore and alternative universes, plus several left-field bookings. The lineup will feature Jack White,…
When Eli Roth was doing press in Europe for Hostel or Hostel: Part II—he can’t remember which—he walked into a video store in Rome and found a bin full of Italian sex comedies. He’d never heard of any of them, despite having an interest in the country’s genre film industry: giallo murder spectacles, crime thrillers,…
