Staff Writer
The follow-up to Beethoven Blues continues Batiste’s piano series, reframing classical music through the lens of Black American traditions. An August release follows a dramatic four-night London residency at KOKO.
The guitarist, 81, reached out to Ian Gillan and the band for a one-song appearance at Jones Beach Theater, his first with Deep Purple since 1993.
The New England trio preview their forthcoming album Modernism with a track that pairs vibraphones and fuzz bass with a backwards guitar solo.
Produced by Daptone’s Gabriel Roth, the album moves BG, Zeimani, and Kucha Womack away from past hip-hop/R&B detours and into a lineage they were born to uphold.
Fujiya & Miyagi return with New Shiny Object, out October 30, and share the taut lead single “Lowest Common Denominator.”
A short clip from a recent show captures Drake barking at a woman in full goth attire—a gesture that marks subculture’s absorption into the stadium-pop vocabulary.
The Los Angeles songwriter follows last year’s _Altogether Stranger_ with a self-released album recorded on an eight-track in her Echo Park kitchen.
The trailer for Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear maps the Blink-182 drummer’s recovery from a 2008 plane crash through dependency, loss, and the weight of surviving. The film arrives on Hulu and Disney+ August 13.
A collection of personal snapshots from Los Angeles street gangs quietly traces codes and loyalties rarely captured by outsiders.
The song logs a 17th week at No. 1, surpassing Wallen’s 16-week run with “Last Night,” as country music continues its chart reign.
