Ministry are currently on tour celebrating the belated 30th anniversary of their classic 1989 album The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste. The tour, originally set for 2020, was a reunion of the "Industrial Strength" tour with KMFDM and Front… Read More
Hurray for the Riff Raff are on tour now with Anjimile in support of their great new album Life On Earth, and that tour hit band leader Alynda Segarra's former hometown of NYC for a show at Brooklyn's Elsewhere on… Read More
Lizzo pulled double duty on Saturday Night Live last night as both host and musical guest. "Ladies and gentlemen…me!" she said, introducing herself before performing her fun new single "About Damn Time." Having just announced her new album Special just… Read More
Dinosaur Jr are playing a rare show in their hometown of Amherst, MA to celebrate the opening of new venue The Drake on April 27. It's a small room, about 250 capacity, and they're holding a lottery for tickets —… Read More
Perennial recently released their new album In The Midnight Hour, which we said in our review will bring you right back to early 2000s dance-punk with such influences as Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Blood Brothers, The Rapture, Nick Cave, The… Read More
Ride have announced details of their upcoming reissues of their early catalog. On November 4, Wichita Records will release vinyl and CD reissues of 1990's Nowhere and 1992's Going Blank Again. Also out that day, and perhaps most exciting of… Read More
Coachella kicks off weekend one of its 2022 edition, its first edition since 2019, on Friday (4/15), and the set times have finally arrived. As teased, they include Arcade Fire, a last minute addition to the lineup, playing a Mojave… Read More
The Dream Syndicate will be heading out on tour this year to celebrate their 40th anniversary, and for the occasion they'll be playing their classic 1982 debut album, The Days of Wine and Roses, front-to-back at every show, along with… Read More
The world of country music is vast and extremely popular, and yet so much of it tends to go unnoticed in indie/alternative rock circles. Occasionally artists cross over — like Jason Isbell, Kacey Musgraves, Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, Margo Price,… Read More
Questlove's award-winning Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) documentary brought renewed interest to 1969's Harlem Cultural Festival, which was held in Mount Morris Park (now known as Marcus Garvey Park) and dubbed the "Black Woodstock,"… Read More