The New York band’s new single calls back to punk’s earliest, most open-eared impulses—a collision of hip-hop, noise, and hardcore built on a gospel of communal redemption.
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The New York band’s new single calls back to punk’s earliest, most open-eared impulses—a collision of hip-hop, noise, and hardcore built on a gospel of communal redemption.
The nu-metal veterans marked their first headline slot at Donington with a stage handoff to the alt-pop singer during their closing run.
The Montréal art-punk band returns with a second LP that sharpens the contrast between brooding textures and kinetic release.
Urban’s latest is almost all smooth covers, but he’s not alone. Charles Kelley’s SiriusXM show and Nashville’s growing fascination suggest the genres share more than an easy-listening impulse.
Antoine Fuqua’s Michael Jackson biopic has earned over $911 million worldwide, passing Bohemian Rhapsody and setting new box office records despite a tangled production.
The Chicago rapper marks a decade of her breakout mixtape with a headlining run that begins in Toronto in August and closes in Chicago in September.
The Los Angeles event at SoFi Stadium brought together global pop names, while Tyla appeared at two separate opening ceremonies within 24 hours.
Bassist John Deacon’s funk-driven track faced resistance from his bandmates but went on to become Queen’s most commercially successful single.
The 87-year-old folk legend will tour North America with a rotating cast of guests including Richard Thompson, Bruce Cockburn, and Amanda Shires, ending with a run of dates deep into 2027.
A 1,245 percent streaming jump for Jay-Z and Alicia Keys’ 2009 anthem after Game 4 measures the moment’s impact more clearly than any highlight reel.
