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
Flight or Visibility are continuing their advocacy this week through the release of their new music video “My Name (is Joanna).” Originally released on November 20th, also known as Transgender Day of Remembrance, “My Name (is Joanna)” is a song dedicated to LGBT community members reclaiming their own stories. Described by songwriter and performer Rafael Natan as an ode to “celebrating the agency we
Being an independent musician is difficult- but it is even more difficult when all of your known resources and plans to expand your reach as an artist are essentially shut off- forcing you to re-navigate the digital music landscape and find new ways to gain a listener base without the option to meet fans at live events. This exact situation is what countless up-and-coming
At the end of 2020, J.I.D treated his fans to some new music but it was only available on select platforms. He has now made those tracks available on all streaming platforms and included a special remix of “Bruuuh” featuring Florida rapper, Denzel Curry. Also available are “Cludder” and “Ballads” featuring Conway The Machine. The Atlanta rapper opens this track with his staccato flow
Stay Free Recordings are ready to make 2021 a big year as they prepare for a new partnership with Viva! Presents. Announced earlier this week, the Long Beach based record label is partnering up with the creator behind Viva! Pomona in order to help to give extra love to Mexican artists byway of their new Mexican Candy vinyl collection. View this post on Instagram
2020 was supposed to be Vanilla Sugar’s year. After releasing their debut album She in January, Vanilla Amber was slated to join Canadian electro-rock band The Birthday Massacre on a world tour. However these plans were quickly put on hold as the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the touring industry seemingly overnight- resulting in a cancelled North American tour and a postponed UK tour. But
Lia Kay has been a musician since birth. At the age of 7, the Russian born songstress found herself competing across the nation as a classically trained pianist. By 12, she began composing her own songs, and by university age she received a degree studying classical piano and jazz vocals. Using her decades of expertise, Kay then went on to find a love of
Emily Daccarett is truly a Jill of all trades. Inspired by the written word, visuals, textiles, and audio- she finds a uniqueness in the world that translates to the art she herself creates. Intending to evoke feelings and generate genuine reactions from her audiences- the rising star doesn’t let any specific rules or boundaries get in her way. After all, art is a reflection
Shred Kelly are paying homage to their family history with the release of their new music video “Take Me Home.” A track originally released last year as part of the band’s latest album Like A Rising Sun, “Take Me Home” was written as ode to the life of singer Tim Newton’s father, Bud. Written from Bud’s perspective, the track recounts the process of meeting
If there is one thing wrong with the music industry- it is the lack of female representation and presence in positions of power and creativity. With only 2% of producers being women and only 20% of all signed musical artists being female, there is clearly a discrepancy between who is making music and who is consuming it. There is an even further lack of
Have you ever wished you could spend your Valentine’s Day weekend receiving love advice from a multi-platinum recording artist? Well thanks to Riot Fest and pop-rock legends Hoobastank, now you can. Well equipped with rose petals and a candlelit dinner, Hoobastank members Doug Robb and Dan Estrin are getting romantic on Riot Fest’s Instagram account this Friday in order to give their best shot
