The Academy Is… Announce Anniversary Tour
The Story So Far Announce Fall Tour
GALLERY: Movements Spring Tour Shakes Up MGM Music Hall
Rachel Chinouriri Releases Dreamy New Single “Can We Talk About Isaac?”
When We Were Young Announces Second Festival Day
Alex Warren Releases New Music Video For “Ordinary”
Mark Hoppus Announces Book Tour
Armor For Sleep Release 20th Anniversary Vinyl & Cassette Ahead of Spring Tour
PVRIS Reimagine “My House” With Courtney LaPlante
Selena Gomez Releases New Single, Announces New Album with Benny Blanco
We may have taken a quick pause the past few weeks, but the hype and constant stream of new music has not. With this weekend bringing us brand new albums from icons like Twenty One Pilots and Olivia Rodrigo, a new EP from SSR favorite Charming Liars, and dozens of brand new singles from artists both new and old, New Music Friday (on a
Latewaves are continuing the hype up for the release of their debut album this week with the release of their new single “Sympathy (and Validation).” Released as the third track off of the band’s upcoming album Hell To Pay (June 4) and following “Extra Pale” and “Enough is Enough,” “Sympathy (and Validation)” continues on the band’s path of writing emotionally self aware and relatable
2021 is set to bring on a new wave of emo music, and emo trio Stars Hollow is at the forefront of helping define what that will look like. After gaining recognition after the release of their 2018 EP Happy Again, many waited with bated breath to see what would come next for the emo trio. What came was their debut album I Want
I was introduced to this eclectic Dublin-based band back in March. The unexpected fusion of rock, reggae, hip-hop and folk music drew me in and their first single “2020” was in line with the play on their name, Kandemic. Now, just a few short weeks later the band is back with their second single, very much on theme, titled “Virus.” In the most fitting
Just a little over half a year since the release of their debut record, night, love you, Nashville-based alt-pop band Nightly is back with, arguably, one of their best songs to date. “loner/lover” is an obvious and immediate contender for song of the summer, with the boys throwing down the gauntlet right up against heavy-hitters like Olivia Rodrigo with new single “good 4 u”
Before you continue reading, take a moment and try to think of three musicians who are local to your area. Not a famous artist from the state you live in, and not what the hometown of your favorite singer is, but the name of an artist who lives maybe two blocks away. What about one of them? If you were able to think of
Fear is one of the most natural of human emotions, especially when it comes in relation to the concept of mortality and the realization that eventually one day will be our last. And though for many this thought is tied to a reality that is far down the line, for singer/songwriter Darro it was a very real and looming fear after the discovery that
On December 5, 2012, Motörhead played to their largest audience in Germany, and now, that performance is being released as a live recording that encapsulates the live synergy and pure rock and roll that was Motörhead, appropriately titled Louder Than Noise…Live in Berlin. These new live recordings of the band’s classic songs “Ace of Spade,” “Rock It,” and “Over the Top,” highlights the style,
If the past year has taught us anything, it is the curse that is overthinking and the wandering thoughts that can come with free time, lingering feelings and unanswered questions. Sometimes, these long periods of overthinking can lead us retracing the steps of our past, wondering how life could have played out differently if we had just followed an alternate path. And it’s this
Cautious Clay has returned with a smooth yet blunt single and if you’re looking for a unique R&B, hip hop, soul sound, I would definitely check it out. Titled “Karma and Friends,” the track is the lead single of his highly anticipated debut album, Deadpan Love, set to debut June 25 and featuring last year’s singles “Agreeable,” “Roots,” and “Dying In The Subtlety.” As
