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 are now officially more than halfway through March. And though this past week has come with a lot of mixed feelings- between the first day of spring, the one year anniversary of lockdown, and the constant flux in emotions and allergies brought on by the changing of the seasons- today is once more full of new music that we hope will help brighten
Sometimes the hardest part of life is acknowledging you deserve better and making the change to get there. In Kayla Diamond’s new single, this is exactly the theme she navigates as she explores a less than fulfilling relationship. Titled “50/50,” the new pop track is- at its core- a message of empowerment for anyone who has ever felt as though they have been slighted
Pop duo Foley are having us feeling the summertime club vibes with the release of their new EP Vacation. Debuted this past Friday, Vacation is the group’s sophomore release, following last year’s debut On My Conscience. Featuring five new tracks the EP gives listener’s a deeper understanding of Foley’s musicianship and sound. Opening on the uptempo “Keep Me On My Toes,” listeners are immediately
Get Better Records are helping to change the world one release at a time. In a recently announced collaboration between artists Nervus, Potty Mouth, Full On Mone’t, Solstice Rey and KOJI, all of whom were set to tour together in 2020 prior to the pandemic shutdown, the record label has shared that they will be releasing a collaborative album titled Sunday, Someday in an
“You’re my guilty pleasure and I don’t feel bad about it.” If you are looking for a fun, upbeat song about being in love and having no regrets- this track is for you. Released Friday, “Guilty Pleasure” is the latest single by indie pop band What If Elephants, featuring vocalist Flara K. Using fun pop rhythms and powerful, harmonic vocals the track shares the
Music Benefactors may just be the next big thing to happen to the music industry. And it is only just getting started. Officially formed last year, Music Benefactors is a platform that allows fans and investors to become directly involved in the financial and business side of the music world, using crowdfunding to sell shares of artist’s companies, venues, labels and more in an
When you think about it, a significant portion of music in the world has always revolved around a handful of subjects: love, heartbreak, growing up, conquering challenges, and so on. These have always been prominent themes in music and likely always will be, simply because they’re things everyone can relate to and be moved by. Across the eras of modern music though, there are
Demi Lovato is making a comeback and we cannot wait to hear it full force. Tonight during a Clubhouse event hosted by Lovato’s Manger Scooter Braun the singer shared that her new album Dancing With The Devil: The Art of Starting Over, will officially be released on April 2nd and feature 19 new songs as well as 3 bonus tracks. “It is the longest
Alt pop group January Jane are giving fans a sneak peek of their upcoming EP this month with the release of their catchy new single “Versions of You.” Released earlier this month, “Versions of You” is an 80s inspired pop track that explores the idea of each of us having different versions of ourselves and how our lives can change depending on which version
Being a musician is not only about the music. It is also about building an audience, working on fan outreach, creating a brand behind you that represents both your artistry and values in a way that stays authentic to your overall career and personal goals. And while many artists are now turning to social media in a way unlike ever before with the pandemic
