After a few episodes from London, virtual concert series There is Light returns to the US tonight (8/17) at 8 PM ET on Twitch with co-headline sets from Flock of Dimes (aka Jenn Wasner of Wye Oak) and Dan Deacon.… Read More
Long-running Midwest poppy punks The Copyrights have announced a new album, Alone in a Dome, due October 22 via Fat Wreck Chords (pre-order). The first single is “Halos,” a super catchy, no-frills ripper that clocks in at under two minutes… Read More
Bob Dylan has been accused of sexually abusing a 12 year old girl in 1965, when he was 23 and 24 years old. The allegation comes from a lawsuit filed in New York State Supreme Court on Friday, August 13,… Read More
KISS are finally resuming their “End of the Road” tour with dates rescheduled from last year, starting Wednesday, August 18 in Mansfield, MA. North American dates run through October, but they’ve just announced that they’ll be playing a 12-show Las… Read More
After removing DaBaby from its lineup, NYC’s Governors Ball has added two new artists: Kehlani on Friday (9/24) and BJ the Chicago Kid on Sunday (9/26). They join Friday headliner Billie Eilish, Satuday headliners A$AP Rocky and J Balvin, and… Read More
This week: “punk professor,” reggae expert and all-around cool person Vivien Goldman releases her first-ever solo album; A Certain Ratio wrap up their three EP series; Chorusing delivers hushed-and-haunted synth folk; Stephen Duffy unearths an album’s worth of song by his… Read More
The 2021 edition of Las Vegas festival Life is Beautiful happens on September 17-19 in Downtown Las Vegas, and like many other festivals, venues, and artists have been doing lately, they’ve announced that they’ll require ticketholders to present proof of… Read More
After playing Lollapalooza and a few other shows, Limp Bizkit cancelled the remainder of their August tour “out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety of the band, crew and most of all the fans.” Frontman Fred… Read More
Veteran Chicago footwork producer Jana Rush says that Painful Enlightenment, only her second album since she debuted in 1995, isn’t a footwork record. She might be right: Painful Enlightenment’s abstract passages, tortured rhythms, and sprawling webs of sound have little… Read More
So many artists, 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 post music news,… Read More