Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. DAVID BYRNE David Byrne has announced 2026 dates for his Who Is the Sky? tour, with festival stops
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Photo Credit: Chuck Brueckmann Creed’s Summer of ‘99 and Beyond Festival returns for its third year with its biggest lineup yet, including Limp Bizkit, Cypress Hill, Bush, and more. Brace
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The Yarra River in Southbank, Australia. Photo Credit: Pierre-Henry Soria Following a multiyear rate-setting showdown, Australia’s commercial radio broadcasters will begin paying nearly 40% more for the use of recordings.
German band The Notwist have announced News from Planet Zombie, their 10th album and first in five years, which will be out March 3 via Morr Music. This marks their
There’s a reason Water Street have their own coveted corner in the folk-leaning Americana world, and their latest single, Passenger Side, proves exactly why their work lingers long after the
FERG gives insight into why Drake, Kendrick Lamar and A$AP Rocky grew apart despite working together early in their careers. On Wednesday (Nov. 19), FERG sat down for an interview
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