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The two Australian singers performed their “Murder Ballads” track together for the first time in seven years, while Cave and the Bad Seeds also unearthed deep cuts during a surprise daytime set.
The multi-instrumentalist’s live improvisations, captured between 2022 and 2025, embrace impermanence, risk, and the quiet friction of real-time creation.
Gregg Alexander breaks nearly three decades of silence under the band name, delivering a track for a new romcom.
The festival’s second day in Chicago paired hometown veterans with a returning pop shape-shifter, as rain fell steadily over Grant Park.
The Boston post-hardcore band paid tribute to the late Sick Of It All frontman at Warsaw, joined by a hardcore mainstay.
At Fenway Park, the jam band played the English Settlement deep cut for the first time since 1987, breaking a record they set just last week.
Two years after her sophomore album, the avant-pop musician returns with a song built from a writing retreat in Big Bear and a deliberate turn toward raw, personal storytelling.
Roman Belousov returns to the source, recreating his first album with the same synths that shaped a brief window of Russian electronic freedom.
A federal judge ruled that plaintiffs must take their dispute with online casino Stake to arbitration, freezing related claims against Drake and streamer Adin Ross until that process concludes.
The actress and songwriter pairs a stark new track with her most extensive headlining run across North America, stepping further into a music career built on directness.
