How Strange It Is Share "Tough Luck," Second Single from Debut Album
The Portland indie band leans into a quieter, more melancholic mode on the new track, following the shoegaze-tinged "Slime."
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God’s Hate Release Three-Song EP Dedicated to Bo Lueders
The hardcore band returns with a short release honoring Bohan Daniel Lueders, known as Bo Lueders.
Beatport Bans Purely AI-Generated Music, Flags Assisted Tracks
The DJ-focused store updates its content guidelines after user research shows strong preference for human-made electronic music.
Rob Thomas Strikes Matchbox Twenty Bandmate With Mic Stand During Illinois State Fair Set
Paul Doucette left the stage after being hit during “Bent,” then shared a video of the aftermath with more humor than anger.
Columbia House Ends Its Final Order Window
The mail-order club that made CD ownership feel like a rite of passage will stop accepting orders in September, closing the last chapter of a 71-year distribution story.
LL Cool J, Lil’ Kim, Method Man & Redman to Headline Rock the Bells 2026
Newark’s Prudential Center will host the festival on November 29, with SWV and a D-Nice & Friends set also on the lineup.
Usher and Chris Brown Extend 2026 Stadium Run With Eight New Dates
The R&B Tour adds first-time stops in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbia, and Indianapolis, bringing the co-headlining trek to 59 shows.
Flo Milli Samples Kelis on New Single “TOO BO$$Y”
The Alabama rapper returns with the first preview of her next album, FLO STATE, and reworks a 2006 hit in the process.
Three Felt Members Perform as Feel for First Time in 37 Years
Without founder Lawrence, drummer Gary Ainge, bassist Marco Thomas and guitarist Philip King played instrumental versions of Felt songs at Glas-Goes Pop, joined by Stuart Murdoch and Rhadika on “Primitive Painters.”
Jay Weinberg on the Legal Limits That Stalled His Collaborations
After his 2023 exit from Slipknot, the drummer is finally releasing music he had been holding onto for more than a decade.