Author: Judy Moreno

Cat Power has long had a special way of making other people’s songs her own, and she’s released two albums worth of covers already, 2000’s The Covers Record and 2008’s Jukebox. Now she has a third on the way, titled,… Read More

TONIGHT IN NYC: Thrice, Touche Amore, Self Defense Family @ Terminal 5 Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog, The Messthetics @ The Bell House $uicideboy$, Turnstile, Night Lovell, Germ, Ramirez, Shakewell, Chetta @ The Rooftop at Pier 17 Lil Baby, Lil Durk… Read More

Lingua Ignota recently postponed her fall shows to 2022. She’s now announced new dates for those shows, which happen in May; see them below. She’s also added a second NYC date, happening the day after the first at the same… Read More

UK artist Tirzah was scheduled to play her first US shows, supporting her acclaimed, Mica Levi-produced debut LP Devotion, in 2019, but they were cancelled later that year over visa issues. She’s now released her second album, Colourgrade, and she’s… Read More

Descendents‘ iconic mascot, a caricature of vocalist Milo Aukerman, has appeared in action figure form before a few times, and here’s his latest inanimate version, sitting perched atop his throne and reading his favorite album’s liner notes, in a new… Read More

After being postponed twice because of COVID, Chris Stapleton‘s All American Road Show tour is finally hitting the NYC area for two shows this week: Madison Square Garden on October 8, with The Marcus King Band and Yola (tickets), and… Read More

The M for Montreal festival and conference is back for a 16th year, and the 2021 edition will be a hybrid, taking place online from November 15 – 26 and in-person in Montreal from November 17 – 20. (The in-person festival… Read More

The same day thousands marched for abortion justice across the country (10/2), Billie Eilish headlined ACL Festival in Austin, Texas — the same state that recently enacted a near-total abortion ban — and protested against the ban, saying, “When they… Read More