The Flint rapper returns with The World Is Yours on September 11, alongside the new single “Finna Drop (Tour).”
The Flint rapper returns with The World Is Yours on September 11, alongside the new single “Finna Drop (Tour).”
A deluxe edition of the 2016 album arrives October 2 on Warner, featuring three previously unreleased tracks including the long-leaked “Butterflies.”
With Jay Weinberg in Nashville, the band called on his father, Max, as second drummer for a version of “Hot Water” at Forest Hills Stadium.
The country star opened his 2026 “Blame It All On My Roots” tour in Indianapolis with two sold-out shows, a 360-degree stage, and several songs he hadn’t performed live in decades.
The first of four nights at the New Jersey stadium paired arena-scale staging with a deep pull toward the Black and Latin music that shaped Mars.
The hardcore group’s new project brings into one space Dying Fetus, Elton John, and Hayley Williams, marking a deliberate widening of the band’s stylistic net.
The Comets On Fire frontman’s long-dormant solo project returns with help from Steve Shelley, Brigid Dawson, Zoh Amba, and other underground rock figures.
The New Orleans sludge pioneers’ first single since 2012 works less as a comeback narrative than as a reminder of their uncompromising role in heavy music.
The Clean Error EP runs just over twenty-four minutes, pushing rhythmic glitch into tighter, more melodic territory without sanding down its edges.
The epic heavy metal doom act opens *Witch Wife In An Alien World* with a speed metal track about a mounting water crisis — part Judas Priest homage, part direct political indictment.