The ska-pop group will play Auckland and Christchurch in early 2027 as part of a return to Australia.
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The ska-pop group will play Auckland and Christchurch in early 2027 as part of a return to Australia.
Fremantle confirms the long-running singing competition is leaving Los Angeles after more than two decades, with final talks for an Atlanta-area studio. The decision follows a season that already moved Hollywood Week to Nashville.
Cleveland death metal band 200 Stab Wounds have announced Lowest Form, out February 19 via Metal Blade, and shared the album’s opening track “Pangs of Conscience.”
The congresswoman said removing Macklemore from Ed Sheeran’s tour points to a wider problem: a handful of stadium owners controlling political speech.
The new Bullfrog Drums adds seven sample-based voices, modular control and a hands-on sequencer to their collaborative hardware range.
The Seattle band follows their 2024 debut I Wish I Was A Rat with a five-track EP produced by JooJoo Ashworth, introducing two former TV Star members.
Hans Zimmer played on one of the most misjudged charity records of the 1980s. “Doctor In Distress” failed to chart, failed to save Doctor Who, and remains a case study in how not to rally cultural goodwill.
Lou Roy will step in for the band’s guitarist and vocalist as McPherson stays home with their mother, who is in terminal stages of cancer.
The Philadelphia hyperfolk duo return with a third single built from dead birds, dark puns, and a video shaped by decay.
The Rhode Island band’s new self-released album pairs panicked rhythms with a deliberately comic streak, landing somewhere between rage and parody.
