Olivia Dean’s Arena Tour Spurs Ticketmaster to Cap Resale at Face Value
After resale prices for her first arena run hit thousands, Olivia Dean called out the industry—and Ticketmaster responded with a face-value exchange.
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Theo Vermeer
The Perfectionism That Built Supertramp Also Tore It Apart
After co-writing and singing the band’s most enduring hits, Roger Hodgson found himself in a creative partnership that had stopped working. The success of Breakfast In America only deepened the rift.
Beth Orton Returns with “The Ground Above,” an Album of Erosion and Defiant Motion
The English songwriter’s eighth studio album refuses pessimism, instead finding presence in piano-led arrangements and a weathered, central voice.
JADE Brings a Finessed Pop Set to Roskilde’s Main Stage
Opening the festival with a tightly honed performance, the British artist drew from a debut album sharpened by a season of headline shows.
Durchlüften 2026 Lines Up Free Global Music Across Four Summer Weekends in Berlin
The open-air festival returns to Humboldt Forum’s Schlüter Courtyard in July and August, with Noura Mint Seymali, BCUC, and 22 other live acts from scenes spanning the Andes, Kurdistan, Japan, and West Africa.
Chris Brown and Company Liable for $13 Million in Dog Attack Verdict
A jury found the singer and his company negligent after a 2020 incident at his Los Angeles home left a housekeeper with catastrophic injuries and ended her career.
Brandon Ellis’s Signature Jackson Kelly Now Built for Soloing, With 27 Frets and a Shorter Scale
The Cannibal Corpse guitarist’s latest Pro Plus model refines the Kelly shape with stainless steel frets, a custom pickup set, and subtle changes meant for aggressive lead work.
Stick Men Return to King Crimson’s ‘THRAK’ Era With First Album in Decade
Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto re-engage with King Crimson’s 1995 industrial-prog pivot on Let’s THRAK Again, a two-mix release that doesn’t cover the source material so much as rewrite its sonic vocabulary.
Crud’s “Demiurge Blues” Marks First New Music in Six Years
The Florida sludge quartet returns with a more dynamic and urgent sound on the lead single from their sophomore album Human Decency, due this September.
Fat Dog Announce New Album ‘Cancel Me (I’m Tired)’
The South London group returns October 2nd with a second album shaped by road life, heartbreak, and a Vegas wedding.