Noah Kahan Confronts Seat-Soiling at Tour Opener
The folk-pop singer asks Philadelphia concertgoers to leave their seats for the bathroom after a fan was reportedly caught picking feces out of their pants and stomping it into the floor.
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Vanilla Ice’s Great American State Fair Set Cancelled as Weather and Walkouts Undercut the Event
The rapper remained on the bill after nearly every other act withdrew, but the stage never went live.
A Posthumous Cameo Links Grateful Dead History to Early Reality Television
A recent discovery on Bravo has united two fervent communities, revealing an accidental documentary cameo by the late Phil Lesh during the first season of The Real Housewives of New York City.
Vanilla Ice Performance at Washington’s Freedom 250 Cancelled Due to Weather
After defending his decision to play the Trump-backed fair, Vanilla Ice’s set was scrapped hours before showtime. The fair reopened the next day; his performance was not rescheduled.
Metallica’s Heavy New Box Set Unpacks the Experiments They Tried to Sneak Into Headbanger History
A 12-pound collection of LPs, CDs, and DVDs revisits an era when the thrash icons cut their hair, picked up eyeliner, and let weird guests in the studio.
Diles Que No Me Maten’s ‘Escrito En Agua’ Moves Through Memory and Mood Without a Map
The Mexico City band’s fourth album shifts from funereal brass to spiraling krautrock, making each turn feel earned rather than erratic.
Justin Bieber Makes the Call as Leafs Draft Gavin McKenna First Overall
A homegrown pop fandom and an accidental anthem aligned in Buffalo when Bieber announced the pick, with “Yukon” playing as the Whitehorse native walked to the stage.
Jason Newsted Is Over a Decade Sober, And Finally Talks About What Came Before
The former Metallica bassist spoke for the first time in detail about the prescription painkiller addiction that preceded his recovery, now more than ten years behind him.
PUP Release Unheard Track “If This Is It” and Stop-Motion “Concrete” Video
Toronto’s PUP unearth a track from the Who Will Look After The Dogs? sessions, paired with a handcrafted video that mourns the loss of print music magazines.
Five Finger Death Punch Set ‘Legacy’ Album, Release “De Oppresso Liber”
Two decades in, the band frames a reflective new record around soldier’s sacrifice and the weight of shared history. “Legacy” arrives July 31 with a world tour already underway.