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Al Jourgensen confirms the end of Ministry, previewing the final album with the exhausted industrial-metal single “Burned Out.” A European farewell tour begins in 2027.
The band will perform the 2001 album in full at Warped Tour and other dates, revisiting a record born from rejection that reshaped their career.
Three years after “ABCDEFU” turned her into a Gen Z phenomenon, the Nashville-based singer-songwriter announces a sophomore album and a single that trades brash kiss-offs for sentimental heft.
The Los Angeles band sharpen their sound on the fifth single from ‘Loving and Losing’, arriving as Latitude Festival turns twenty with a lineup full of new energy.
The masked singer shares a new track from his upcoming album Mule, a set that deepens his twisted country persona without overplaying the mystery.
The South African artist returns with a 14-track follow-up that reflects a more personal, club-informed evolution.
The Swedish heavy metal band Ghost document their 2025 Mexico City shows and the backstage machinery in a new concert film headed to IMAX screens this August.
A decade after a vocal cord injury nearly ended his career, the Afrobeats pioneer returns with an album that refuses to chase trends.
The Dutch producer brings a sharp, percussive edge to the label home to Nikki Nair and the 1975 drummer’s growing electronic roster.
The London singer-songwriter’s raw rendition of the George Michael classic, which circulated widely after his Wembley performance, now gets a formal release.
