There was a time when the tabloids were the villains of the music industry’s moral theatre. Red-top journalists camped outside flats, shouted questions through car windows, and plastered front pages
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In a new interview, Yung Miami discusses her reasons for writing a support letter for Diddy and gives an update on her friendship with JT and the future of City
Cultishly loved musician and visual artist Dan Reeder and his daughter Peggy have released their first-ever live album together, Dan and Peggy Reeder Live, which is out today via Oh
Milwaukee’s American Family Insurance Amphitheater. Photo Credit: Ryan Dickey Which amphitheaters has the Justice Department ordered Live Nation to “divest” under its antitrust-action settlement? Multiple reports – and a good
Annual free, all-ages, all-DIY punk festival Punk Island has announced its 18th annual edition. It will happen on Saturday, June 27 on Randall’s Island, where it returns for the third
So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call
Lust reigns over romance in Rochone’s LP, Love Fails. Guilt-free pleasure takes precedence in the standout single, I Love Sex, where Rochone keeps his cards close to his chest while
Photo Credit: Suno Suno CEO Mikey Shulman walks back on his earlier opinion that most people “don’t enjoy” making music: “I really wish I had chosen different words.” Last year,
Drug Church‘s co-headline tour with White Reaper starts this Saturday (3/14) in Chicago, and to celebrate the launch the band have released a new single. “Pynch” is the first taste
Prepare for Mission Spotlight to smoulder their way into your soul with their latest single, Let it Burn. The track opens with the unmistakable timbre of a Hammond organ, played
