Much like Justin Vernon secluded himself in a cabin in remote Wisconsin, New York-based songwriter Cornelia Murr absconded to a town in Nebraska called Red Cloud, home to fewer than 1,000 people. Whereas Vernon set out with the goal of making… Read More
There’s a bit of mystery surrounding the upcoming Jane Remover album Revengeseekerz right now: It’s set for release “soon” via deadAir, but it doesn’t yet have an exact release date. When she announced the project earlier this year, though, she… Read More
In 2016, Julien Baker and Torres had the idea to make a country album together. Well, it took a while, but that album is finally coming. The two are set to drop Send A Prayer My Way in April and… Read More
Writing about The Kinks as an American feels wrong. Bloody wrong, if you will. It’s like Guy Fieri attempting to articulate the culinary appeal of toad in the hole. (What is toad in the hole? No clue. It came up… Read More
Ozzy Osbourne’s wish to return to the stage will be granted soon enough. On July 5, the Princess of Darkness will reunite with Black Sabbath at their final Back To The Beginning show. Although Osbourne will be at limited capacity,… Read More
Last year, When We Were Young festival organizers faced backlash after being slammed by All-American Rejects. But considering how fast When We Were Young 2025 sold out, in the eyes of emo music lovers the dusk-up is water under a… Read More
Model/Actriz’s name can not be found on the artists we hope release new albums this year list by Uproxx’s senior pop culture editor Josh Kurp. However, the “Mosquito” musicians have not left the minds of indie rock lovers. Today (February… Read More
Bartees Strange is a few days removed from the release of his latest album, Horror. Soon, he’ll be taking his new batch of songs out on the road: Today (February 25), Bartees announced a run of North American tour dates.… Read More
Shaky Knees is annually an Atlanta-area highlight, and now we know what’s up with the 2025 edition: It’s set for September 19 to 21 at Atlanta’s Piedmont Park, and the lineup is led by Deftones, My Chemical Romance, and Blink-182,… Read More
Project Pabst is returning to Oregon’s Waterfront Park in Portland with an indie- and punk-heavy lineup. The 2025 edition of the two-day festival features Iggy Pop, Devo, The Damned, and Mannequin Pussy on Saturday, July 26, followed by Death Cab… Read More