Vampire Weekend had their touring plans supporting 2019's excellent Father of the Bride cut short because of the pandemic, but you have a couple of chances to see them this summer, when they'll be back out on the road playing… Read More
Before Elvis Costello became known as a solo artist and formed The Attractions, he was a member of Rusty, a group that he joined while in university in 1972. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of that event, Elvis and… Read More
Singapore grindcore trio Wormrot's new album Hiss is due July 8 via Earache, and it looks like it'll be their last with lead vocalist and co-founder Arif, who just left the band (along with their manager Azean). He writes: It… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: Digable Planets, JWords @ Elsewhere Rooftop Max & Iggor Cavalera Return: Beneath Arise, Warbringer @ Gramercy Theatre Kristin Hersh, Fred Abong @ City Winery T-Pain, Erica Banks, Young Cash, Mason Dane @ Irving Plaza Mess Esque, Alexia… Read More
Between our daily coverage, our Notable Releases and Indie Basement columns, and our monthly punk and rap roundups, we post tons of new music all the time here on BrooklynVegan. In an effort to keep track of all the new… Read More
The Flatliners have been gradually expanding their 20th anniversary tour, but they've kept quiet about new music… until now! They've just announced their first album in five years, New Ruin, due August 5 via Fat Wreck Chords/Dine Alone. The first… Read More
Neil Young continues to dig through his vast archives, unearthing live recordings and studio albums he's been sitting on for decades, and he's announced Toast. He made the album with Crazy Horse in 2001 but never released it, and it… Read More
Alabama artist Ethel Cain released her debut LP, Preacher's Daughter, earlier this month, and on Wednesday night (5/25) she played the second of two intimate release shows supporting it, at Brooklyn's Market Hotel. It was her first headlining show in… Read More
The Griselda tour kicked off on May 10 and hit NYC for a show at Terminal 5 on May 18. Though set times posted at the door had Griselda kingpin Westside Gunn starting the Griselda portion of the show at… Read More
“Honey, you can see that it’s a rotten world…” No, it’s not just a sad dream: 108 years and 99 tears later, Sky Ferreira is back. Nearly a decade after her 2013 debut studio album Night Time, My Time, and… Read More