Montreal band Freelove Fenner released The Punishment Zone, their first album in eight years, back in March. The record mixes loungey, jazzy pop and arch new wave into a uniquely askew style and you can listen to it below. The band… Read More
Not only is Brooklyn drill rapper 22Gz playing the NYC and Miami editions of Rolling Loud, he’s also going on the headlining “T.W.I.R.L. (The Winners In Real Life)” Tour this summer with PNV Jay and friends. It kicks off in… Read More
John Paragon, the actor and writer who played Jambi the genie on Pee-Wee’s Playhouse, has died. News of his death only broke Thursday night, but the Riverside County Coroner told TMZ that Paragon died in April. No cause of death has been reported.… Read More
Vince Staples recently said he’d finally be following 2018’s great FM! with a self-titled album this summer, and then another album called Ramona Park Break My Heart after that. Now he has revealed details on the self-titled album, which arrives… Read More
Beck‘s groundbreaking, genre-mashing 1996 album Odelay turns 25 on Friday (6/18) and he recently appeared on Apple Music to talk with host Matt Wilkinson about the record, its creation and its legacy. “I had very low expectations,” Beck told Wilkinson.… Read More
One of the world’s biggest heavy metal/hard rock festivals, France’s Hellfest, had to cancel their 2020 edition (obviously) but they’ll be back in 2022. And like Barcelona’s Primavera Sound is also doing, they’ll make up for losing two years by… Read More
Portugal. The Man have announced a tour surrounding their appearances at NYC’s Governors Ball, Delaware’s Firefly, Atlanta’s Shaky Knees, and other festivals. One of their headlining shows takes place at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado on 9/22 and… Read More
With COVID cases on the decline and vaccination rates on the rise, tours and festivals are being announced again. Head here for more coronavirus-related news and check the Tour Dates category for more tour-related news. TRIPPIE REDD / IANN DIOR… Read More
Best Coast have announced that they’ll be hitting the road next year. They’ve announced a 2022 tour, writing, “Well well well, tomorrow is finally here! Announcing The Finally Tomorrow tour (get it?) 2022. To quote myself, ‘what a year this… Read More
When pop punk exploded in the 1990s, punk purists saw it as a bastardization of the genre, the opposite of everything punk stood for, and a threat to the genre’s reputation. The more popular, polished, and sugary it got, the… Read More