Long Island band Oso Oso just finished a US tour, and on the trek, a regular part of the setlist was an unreleased song called “All Of My Love.” Well, it’s not unreleased anymore, as the band just shared the… Read More
Jane Schoenbrun’s brilliant directorial debut, 2021’s We’re All Going To The World’s Fair, follows a lonely teenager who takes part in a viral online challenge. I won’t give away anymore. Just watch it. The film is effectively unnerving — and… Read More
Steven and Ian begin today’s episode with a quick recap of the seemingly on-pause rap battle between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, as well as a Sportscast segment on Steven’s bandwagon-jumping with the Minnesota Timberwolves. After that, they address the sad… Read More
Paramore previously had a brief stint on Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour, opening (alongside Gayle) for the first two shows, in March 2023 in Phoenix. Now, though, they have their own leg of the tour opening by themselves, as Hayley… Read More
A few weeks back at the first weekend of Coachella, I walked about 80,000 steps, or 33 miles, over three days. At Stagecoach, with fewer stages and artists — and a conscious decision to “take it easy” — I walked… Read More
August 2021 Uproxx cover star Beabadoobee is back: She teased a new song yesterday, and now “Take A Bite,” the lead single from the upcoming album This Is How Tomorrow Moves, has arrived alongside a video. Speaking of the album,… Read More
Animal Collective was a (perhaps the) defining force in 2000s indie music, and part of that esteemed body of work was the 2004 album Sung Tongs. The project turns 20 years old this year, so the group is honoring the… Read More
Last year, Uproxx called the 88rising Head In The Clouds Festival one of the best music festivals on the scene. This weekend, fans on the East Coast will get to find out why with the New York edition of the… Read More
Good Looks has some fresh new vibes for the summer. Today (May 8) the Austin quartet has shared “Can You See Me Tonight?,” the latest from their upcoming album, Lived Here For A While. On the song, lead vocalist Tyler… Read More
Former Uproxx cover star Beabadoobee impressed with her 2022 album Beatopia, and now we know what’s next: A new album called This Is How Tomorrow Moves. Sharing the news on social media today (May 8), Beabadoobee wrote, “my most personal… Read More