William Shatner Books First-Ever Metal Show Ahead of Riot Fest
A night before his Riot Fest appearance, the 95-year-old actor will play his first show with a metal backing band at Chicago’s Park West, drawing from a forthcoming covers-heavy debut.
News & Premieres Editor
A night before his Riot Fest appearance, the 95-year-old actor will play his first show with a metal backing band at Chicago’s Park West, drawing from a forthcoming covers-heavy debut.
The festival's week-long programme pairs established live acts with experimental and club-facing artists, alongside commissioned works and a politics-focused talks series.
The bachata artist alleges his former business management firm botched his New York tax filings and mishandled cash, insurance, and retirement accounts, seeking at least $2.3 million in damages.
Six years after Punisher, Phoebe Bridgers returns with Lost Weekend, an album that works through private loss and new romance with a more expansive sound.
A statement at the Green Day premiere places the project and its timeline into sharper focus.
The soul singer and the hip-hop producer have formalized a project years in the making with the release of “Witch Doctor” and a fall tour with De La Soul.
The singer’s first Tiny Desk set drew from her 2025 debut, including “Shooting Star,” “Phoebe,” and “Sue Me.”
The Oxford math-rock band’s first studio release since 2016 reunites Stuart Smith with the group he left after 2009’s Animals, placing three new songs back inside the long overlap between emo and math-rock.
Leaf in a Forest’s third streaming album uses fragile ukulele leads and sweeping orchestral arrangements to map anxiety, displacement, and exploration.
A video shared by his family shows the 10-year-old with Fragile X syndrome singing along to his favorite band during their recent Chicago show.