As mentioned, Hulu is livestreaming Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, and ACL Fest this year and next, and with Bonnaroo happening this weekend, they've revealed the streaming schedule for the fest. It features a single channel on Thursday (6/16) and two channels on… Read More
New music festival Frantic City holds its inaugural edition in Atlantic City, NJ this September, happening at Orange Loop Amphitheater on September 24. They've now announced an official opening night party happening the night before, on Friday, 9/23 at Bourré.… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: Paul McCartney @ MetLife Stadium Phoebe Bridgers, MUNA @ Forest Hills Stadium Belle & Sebastian, Los Bitchos @ SummerStage in Central Park Pusha T @ The Rooftop at Pier 17 James Murphy, Shit Robot @ Good Room… Read More
So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we'd call "indie," and talk about what metal is coming out. We… Read More
La Dispute's second LP, the sprawling post-hardcore opus Wildlife, turned 10 last year, and they've announced a (belated) anniversary tour to celebrate, happening this fall. "I didn’t spend much time looking ahead in the first five or so years of… Read More
Vashti Bunyan, grandmother of whispery folk, has had a wonderful resurgence into the indie music world throughout the past twenty years. The British singer got her start in the 1960s and early '70s with her album Just Another Diamond Day… Read More
Japanese avant-garde metal vets Sigh have announced a new album, Shiki, due August 26 via Peaceville (pre-order). Here's some background, via the album announcement: The word "Shiki" itself has various meanings in Japanese such as four seasons, time to die,… Read More
The Shins are celebrating the 21st birthday of their quietly game-changing debut album Oh, Inverted World this summer, and they've added a few new dates. The new shows are in NYC, Big Sur, Flagstaff, and Portland, and you can see… Read More
As you may know, the recently-launched Trust Records has been reissuing punk and hardcore classics lately, and today they've announced a very long-awaited — and actually first-ever — reissue of pioneering Boston hardcore band SSD's debut album, The Kids Will… Read More
Girls Aloud are uniting once more, and they’re doing it for Sarah Harding. Nine months after her passing, and twenty years after their 2002 debut with “Sound of the Underground,” Sarah’s bandmates – Nicola Roberts, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh and… Read More