UPDATE: ENTER TO WIN a pair of 3-day passes to Governors Ball Governors Ball returns for its 2021 edition on September 24-26 at Citi Field parking lot, and the festival has revealed this year’s schedule. You’ll need to download their… Read More
“Everything on the record is me, for better or worse,” says Lindsey Buckingham of his new self-titled album that will be out in just a couple weeks (pre-order it on vinyl). He’s just shared a new track from it, the… Read More
The Flaming Lips emerged from COVID lockdown to play space bubble shows beginning in January, and that isn’t all they’ve been up to. They also collaborated with a 13-year-old fan, Nell Smith, on an album of Nick Cave covers. CBC… Read More
Greg Dulli of The Afghan Whigs has cancelled his upcoming shows at Brooklyn Made in October, which would have been held on the new venue’s third and fourth nights open. “In light of the continued rise of the delta variant… Read More
Prophecy Productions‘ Prophecy Fest goes down in Germany on September 10 and 11, and the fest has announced that it will offer local PCR testing the day before it begins (along with other COVID protocols), and also that the fest… Read More
The Doors‘ 1971 classic L.A. Woman turned 50 this year, and to celebrate, a big 50th anniversary deluxe reissue will come out on December 3 via Rhino (pre-order). The 3-CD/1-LP set was remastered by The Doors’ longtime engineer and mixer… Read More
Elton John has announced The Lockdown Sessions, an album of collaborations recorded remotely over the past 18 months, due October 22 via Interscope (pre-order). Some of these have been released already, but others will get their first release with this… Read More
Elbow will release a new album, Flying Dream 1, on November 19. The band wrote the album remotely during lockdown but came together at the Brighton Theatre Royal to “perfect, perform, and record the songs,” and it presents a quieter… Read More
Nick Cave is one of the many artists to have paid tribute to Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, following his passing last week. Nick answered a fan asking if he felt any kinship to Charlie (“not just a musician but… Read More
David Byrne has been sharing themed monthly playlists for a while now (previous editions include Indie Pop, Unexpected Covers, and I Am My Own Alogirthm), and for September, he’s shared some favorite songs that make him cry. He writes: No… Read More