For the past few years now, Asbury Park, New Jersey’s Sea.Hear.Now Festival has become a highlight of the festival scene, with the twist being that aside from music, it also includes a surfing competition. This year’s edition is coming up… Read More
Muse has been together for over 30 years now and they’ve remained consistently successful and successful during that run. Every album since 2003’s Absolution has topped the charts in the UK, and most of them have fared similarly well on… Read More
Radiohead had a comeback tour in 2025, after years away. Even after this, though, the band’s future isn’t super clear. It was especially uncertain during their hiatus. In fact, the band’s Ed O’Brien thought during that time that the band… Read More
Singer and cellist Kelsey Lu impressed the music world in 2019 with her debut album, Blood. Aside from the soundtracks of Earth Mama and Daughters, though, fans have been waiting for new music from Lu since then. Finally, she’s back,… Read More
It’s starting to get warmer and snowy areas are getting less frosty: It’s still months away, but summer is coming. It’s not too early to start planning for festival season, and now one of the big dominoes has dropped: Today… Read More
Joe Keery (Djo) is set to be part of two fantastic tours this year. Last month, Tame Impala announced a tour with support from Djo and Dominic Fike. Now, today (March 17), Djo has announced a tour of his own… Read More
For nearly 15 years, Sturgill Simpson has been the most interesting man in country music. Part of that involves making albums that don’t sound much like country, like Mutiny After Midnight, his latest effort as Johnny Blue Skies due this… Read More
Following the recent release of their new album The Mountain, Gorillaz have a UK tour kicking off this month. That’ll be followed this summer by some European dates. As for North America, that was just announced today (March 3): Gorillaz… Read More
Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds announced the album Mutiny After Midnight last month, setting it for a March 13 release. Interestingly, Johnny (a new moniker of Sturgill Simpson) decided to release the project only on physical formats: vinyl,… Read More