Bowery Presents is opening a new venue, Racket, in the Manhattan space that previously housed Highline Ballroom, and they've announced the initial lineup. It begins with Real Estate on January 7, 2023, and also includes dates from TR/ST, Anna of… Read More
H. Hawkline (Huw Evans) has announced new album Milk for Flowers, which will be out March 10, 2023 via Heavenly. The album was produced by frequent collaborator Cate Le Bon — they've played on each other's albums and he used… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: Catbite, Bacchae, Riverby @ Saint Vitus Bar Bright Eyes, Hurray for the Riff Raff @ Kings Theatre Alex G, Hatchie @ Brooklyn Steel Plains (Waxahatchee & Jess Williamson), MJ Lenderman @ White Eagle Hall Courtney Marie Andrews,… Read More
Brooklyn rapper Leikeli47 released her great new album Shape Up earlier this year, and now she's gearing up for her first shows since COVID lockdown. After playing an NPR Music 15th anniversary celebration in DC this month, she'll do some… Read More
Our Bad Brains vinyl reissue campaign continues with an exclusive new variant of the punk icons' 1990 live album The Youth Are Getting Restless. The new pressing is on clear vinyl with orange, blue, and white splatter and is limited… Read More
New Found Glory have announced a new acoustic album, Make The Most Of It, featuring seven entirely new songs and seven live acoustic versions of old fan faves. The new songs were written in the wake of Chad Gilbert's cancer… Read More
Fever Ray (aka The Knife cofounder Karin Dreijer) will release Radical Romantics, their first album in five years, on March 10 via Mute. The album has been in the works since 2019 and the record features contributions from her brother… Read More
Dolly Parton was just inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and she's following that with yet another honor – having a limited edition MetroCard made in her honor. 50,000 Dolly Parton cards have been released by the… Read More
Travis brought their tour celebrating the belated 20th anniversary of their third album, 2001's The Invisible Band, tour to NYC for a show Tuesday night (11/8) at Webster Hall. The band played the album front-to-back, from "Sing" to "The Humpty Dumpty… Read More