YHWH Nailgun remain booked as support for the start of the tour. Support for the remaining shows has not been announced. “Let Me Grow and You’ll See the Fruit,” which follows the Secret Love singles “Cruise Ship Designer” and “Hit My Head All Day,” is “about hyper focus and loneliness,” Florence Shaw says in a…
Gulf Shores, Alabama’s Hangout Festival had a rebrand this year, becoming Sand In My Boots, curated by Morgan Wallen. According to People, the event won’t be returning in 2026. The mayor of Gulf Shores said it was due to a lack of available artists and the end of the city’s 10-year franchise agreement with the festival….
Devo may be shirking their 2023 farewell plans again but at least they have a sense of humor about it. Fresh off a trek with the B-52’s, the band just announced a forthcoming West Coast run aptly titled the Mutate, Don’t Stagnate tour, with plans to add more dates soon. The shows will take place…
Last year David Byrne advocated for the Music Fairness Act, a bill that would require radio stations to license musicians’ songs for airplay so they could get compensated. Today Gene Simmons testified before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee to support the bill. “When you work hard and you get to the top, what do you got?…
PinkPantheress will run back her An Evening with PinkPantheress tour next year. The fresh batch of dates—supporting her acclaimed 2025 mixtape Fancy That? and its remixed sequel—kick off in Mexico City in April before heading to the States for Coachella. A full list of stops is below. Read: The 50 Best Songs of 2025 PinkPantheress:…
For years, George Hirsch and David Walling were in the great Philadelphia hardcore band Blacklisted together. Blacklisted broke up in 2015, and they’ve played a few reunion shows recently. Hirsch and Walling’s new band Staticlone recently released their absolutely sick full-length debut Better Living Through Static Vision. Now, Hirsch and Walling have another new band…
PUP are immortalizing their recent Megacity Madness tour with a live album, video documentary, and 196-page zine dubbed the Megacity MegaZine. The bumper crop of archival material is drawn from the Toronto band’s six-show stint behind the May album Who Will Look After The Dogs?, which took them to successively bigger hometown venues—each with a…
Last year, Draag released the memorable Actually, the quiet is nice EP. The dreamy LA band is back today to announce another EP, this time called Miracle Drug. The title track is out now, and it’s an awesome mix of shoegaze and screamo that’ll leave you speechless. About the track, vocalist Adrian Acosta explains: Living…
21 Savage has announced a new album. The rapper posted a video to his Instagram earlier today, December 8, with the title What Happened to the Streets? and a release date of this Friday, December 12. Check out the cover art below. 21 Savage released his last studio album, American Dream, in 2024. This year,…
History is strange, and the history of the Billboard charts is even stranger. Today, a song released 31 years ago returns to #1 on the Hot 100, tying the all-time record for most weeks atop the chart. That song, of course, is Mariah Carey’s modern standard “All I Want For Christmas Is You,” which has…
