Having released The Mountain, their best album since Plastic Beach, on Friday, Gorillaz have now announced a North American tour supporting it. The fall dates are their first major North
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FUGA’s Senior Marketing Strategy Manager for Classical & Jazz, Amy Nelson, in conversation with Naxos Music Group’s Sales & Label Marketing Manager, Sascha Braunreuther, exploring how classical artists are adapting
Connecticut/Boston post-hardcore band Make Do and Mend released their third album, Don’t Be Long, in 2015, but they lapsed into inactivity after touring in support of it. They’ve now returned
Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. POM POM SQUAD Pom Pom Squad have announced their first show in a while, happening at Brooklyn’s Elsewhere
Nothing was lost in translation when the Japanese alt-rock outfit The Submerged embodied the 90s Britpop sound in their standout single, Green River, paying a visceral ode to the melodicism
Photo Credit: Brian McKnight by Gage Skidmore / CC by 2.0 Singer-songwriter Brian McKnight files a defamation lawsuit over a radio interview with his ex-wife in which he was accused
Black metal/slowcore duo Ragana have announced a new spring tour of the East Coast and Midwest. Shows are in April and Eudaemon and Sunrot each join them, varying by date.
Before Jade Puget officially joined AFI as guitarist ahead of 1999’s Black Sails in the Sunset, completing their classic lineup and massively shaping their now-trademark sound, he played in a
Photo Credit: Nahrizul Kadri By 2026, nearly every music streamer has established policies surrounding AI-generated music on their platform. Here’s a quick rundown. There’s no doubt that artificial intelligence has
Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy are on their third R.E.M. tribute tour, which this time out celebrates the 40th anniversary of Lifes Rich Pageant. That outing hit Brooklyn Steel on
