Iowa festival Hinterland has unveiled its 2023 lineup, with headliners Bon Iver, Zach Bryan, and Maggie Rogers. The fest goes down August 4-6, 2023 at Avenue of the Saints Amphitheater in Saint Charles, Iowa. Tickets are on presale now, and… Read More
Country festival Two Step Inn has announced the lineup for its inaugural 2023 edition, set for April 15 and 16 at San Gabriel Park in Georgetown, TX. The fest describes itself as "the World's Largest Outdoor Honky Tonk" and will… Read More
Hardcore/punk/crossover thrash vets Suicidal Tendencies celebrated Halloween with a three-night run at Garden Amphitheatre in Garden Grove, CA. Each show had a different theme – Cyco Thrash on night one (10/29), Cyco Punk on night two (10/30), and Cyco Hell… Read More
The Fayetteville, GA house that appears as the Byers family's house on Stranger Things is set to become an Airbnb, and now another Georgia location that appeared in the series is up for sale. 905 E 2nd Avenue in Rome,… Read More
Florida death metal legends Morbid Angel are celebrating "40 years of acid" with the "United States Tour of Terror 2023," which goes down 40 years after their 1983 formation. (Though guitarist Trey Azagthoth is their only original member.) Along for… Read More
Indie Basement is a weekly column on BrooklynVegan focusing on classic indie and alternative artists, "college rock," and new and current acts who follow a similar path. There are reviews of new albums, reissues, box sets, books and sometimes movies and… Read More
Yo La Tengo have announced a new album, This Stupid World, which is out February 10 via Matador. The first single is "Fallout," which is tuneful, noisy and very Yo La Tengo. You can listen to that below. Yo La… Read More
Stay Inside breathed new life into the emo scene with their 2020 debut LP Viewing, one of our favorite albums of that year. We're stoked to team up with them for a new exclusive variant of the album, pressed to… Read More
Nashville native Gabe Lee just released his new album The Hometown Kid last week, and now he caught up with us to discuss the influences behind the album, which range from contemporaries like Nikki Lane, Jason Isbell, and the late… Read More
Kristin Hayter has revealed that she's retiring Lingua Ignota in 2023, after her fall tour and "a few things" early next year, writing that "it is not healthy for me to relive my worst experiences over and over through [Lingua… Read More