Jeff Lynne’s ELO—the reformed version of Lynne’s ’70s and ’80s prog-pop outfit Electric Light Orchestra—have cancelled what was slated to be their final show ever. The performance had been scheduled for tonight, July 13, to close out BST Hyde Park’s 2025 summer concert series. A statement shared with Pitchfork explains that “Jeff has been battling…
Danny L Harle has tapped PinkPantheress for a new song. “Starlight” is the British producer’s first new music as lead artist since releasing his debut solo album, Harlecore, in 2021—and his first single for new home label, XL Recordings. Listen to it below. Harle said in a press release, “‘Starlight’ reaches for a kind of…
Neko Case has announced her first album in seven years: Neon Grey Midnight Green is the venerable singer-songwriter’s follow-up to 2018’s Hell-On, and it is out September 26 via Anti-. Listen to lead single “Wreck” below. “There are so few producers who are women, nonbinary, or trans,” Case said in a press statement. “People don’t…
Hot Chip have announced a greatest-hits album. Out September 5 via Domino, Joy in Repetition has songs from the longstanding British dance-pop group’s first seven studio albums, from 2005’s debut Coming on Strong through 2019’s A Bath Full of Ecstasy. Closing the tracklist is previously unreleased song “Devotion,” which is out today alongside a Will…
Macca is back. Sir Paul McCartney has announced a headlining tour across North America, kicking off in late September. The new run extends the Got Back Tour he launched in 2022, as he returns to cities including Atlanta, Montreal, Chicago, Buffalo, Las Vegas, Denver, and Nashville. He also plays his first-ever dates in Albuquerque, New…
Jens Lekman has announced a tour and his first solo album in eight years. Songs for Other People’s Weddings, a companion LP to a book of the same name by Lekman and bestselling author David Levithan, arrives September 12 via Secretly Canadian, while the novel is due out August 5 via Abrams Books. Leading the…
MJ Lenderman, Sun June, Hand Habits, Advance Base, Friendship, Horse Jumper of Love, Runnner, and others are on a new album dedicated to the late Songs: Ohia and Magnolia Electric Co. singer-songwriter Jason Molina. The album, I Will Swim to You: A Tribute to Jason Molina, is out September 5, via Run for Cover, and…
Deftones are coming back with their first studio album in nearly five years: Private Music arrives August 22 via Reprise. Its lead single, “My Mind Is a Mountain,” is out now, and you can listen to it below. Private Music follows Deftones’ 2020 full-length, Ohms, and is the band’s 10th studio album. Deftones co-produced and…
Listen on Apple MusicListen on SpotifyListen on TidalListen on Amazon MusicListen/Buy at Bandcamp Fuubutsushi: Columbia Deluxe [American Dreams] Fuubutsushi—the quartet of Patrick Shiroishi, Chris Jusell, Matthew Sage, and Chaz Prymek—perform expanded compositions from across its catalog on Columbia Deluxe, an album recorded live at the Columbia Experimental Music Festival in 2021. Having founded the group…
Dan Deacon performed the national anthem ahead of the Baltimore Orioles’ game against the New York Mets on Thursday, July 10. The Baltimore artist’s unique electronic rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” proved to be motivational for his hometown team, as the Orioles defeated the Mets 7-3. Head to Instagram to watch the performance, and see…
