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Zach Bryan's 2027 run takes the "Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs" EP to 19 stadiums on three continents, with John Fogerty, Ryan Bingham and Vance Joy splitting support duties.
The duo of Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields have pointed to a date without saying what it holds, and the hints so far have come mostly from outside the band.
The Brooklyn label follows last year's Sitting On The Moon with a twelve-track sequel that places Cate Le Bon and L'Rain beside newer and lesser-known names on its roster.
Two decades on, the record's clearest document is not the tracklist but a two-minute awards-show clip from 2007, where a teenage singer introduced herself to the man her first single was named after.
Yung Miami's debut solo album, Watch Dis, lands October 23 with 21 tracks and features spanning Miami rap, R&B, dancehall, and Afrobeats. The rollout began with a trailer built around the criticism she has taken.
Clara Mann's second album follows her solo debut Rift by less than a year, swapping the lone acoustic guitar for a full band. The shift puts her piano and her arrangements in a different light.
See Tickets has oversold coach packages for Glastonbury 2027, but affected buyers will keep festival entry and receive coach fare refunds.
Cloud Nothings have announced a new album on Pure Noise, with a first single that pushes the band's long-running heaviness toward metal. Dylan Baldi says the shift comes from feeling pigeonholed in indie rock.
The lead single from the third Dune soundtrack opens with the film's star humming a solitary line before the arrangement swells into a Fremen war chant. Zimmer wrote and produced the track; the film arrives December 18.
A previously unreleased track from the sessions around Dance Hall Crashers’ 1999 album ‘Purr’ has surfaced, giving the Bay Area band’s final studio era a small, unexpected addendum.
