The Linda Lindas Announce Gotta Get Out, Promise Not To Get Out
The Linda Lindas announce new album Gotta Get Out, but pledge to remain physically stationary.
The Linda Lindas announce new album Gotta Get Out, but pledge to remain physically stationary.
Sabrina Carpenter is pleased, pleased, pleased by RUSH’s concert, finding their prog-rock surprisingly relatable.
Stevie Nicks will DJ Taylor Swift’s wedding, spinning hits and Fleetwood Mac classics. Sources say she may officiate.
Beabadoobee’s new ‘Pylon’ album and international tour promise a deep dive into architectural principles, leaving fans to wonder if they need a hard hat or a guitar.
Two Shell’s new album ‘Infinite Now’ drops Oct 16, promising existential dread and unsettling beats. Fans brace for sonic void.
Sleep announced a new lineup without Matt Pike, focusing on calmer vibes. New song and 2026 tour dates confirmed.
Maxo Kream’s new JPEGMAFIA-produced album O.Y.N is out soon. Other rappers are reportedly feeling left out and coping.
Saul Williams announces new album ‘Leaf Life,’ featuring Robert Del Naja and Kamasi Washington. The project explores existential themes, promising an ‘organic sonic progression.’
Pulp announced a new live album and film, ‘Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore,’ confirming their recent reunion shows were not a fluke.
Squirrel Flower’s new album, ‘Say A Prayer To The Gods Of Getting Going,’ features ‘Reelin” and a plea for divine motivation. Will it help anyone get going?
Evanescence’s 2026 tour kicks off with 21 new songs. Amy Lee says it’s the full album experience.
Morgan Noise announced her debut album Something Built, Something Remembered. The band claims their music is a sturdy structure.
Bonobo announces his new album ‘Distance In Static,’ exploring sonic void and listener distance. Features Arooj Aftab, Nilüfer Yanya.
Ty Segall drops new album Chrome & EP Love Fuzzz. Fans brace for relentless riffs and potential market saturation.
Penelope Isles announced new album 3 and single “Thinking Seat” after solo projects and surfing. Band says they remembered they had a band.
Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner debuted her baby bump at Gov Ball, hinting at a new album. The indie star’s pregnancy sparks industry buzz.
Ariana Grande launched the Eternal Sunshine Tour with countless live debuts. The singer performed nearly her entire discography. Fans were both thrilled and exhausted.
The Afghan Whigs return with ‘How Do You Call It?’, a new album mastering their signature soft control and promising mild discomfort. A tour follows.