Onstage at Lincoln Financial Field, Sheeran apologized for “difficult decisions” and called the situation in Gaza “catastrophic and unjustifiable.”
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Onstage at Lincoln Financial Field, Sheeran apologized for “difficult decisions” and called the situation in Gaza “catastrophic and unjustifiable.”
Ekzon’s self-released Ambient Series Volume 2 builds twelve pieces from drifting pads, sparse rhythm, and open air, treating atmosphere as a way to process contemporary urban life.
The actor recorded the opening monologue for Troye Sivan’s medieval-themed visual, separate from his return as Gandalf in The Hunt for Gollum.
The London rapper moves from Ibiza DJ sets back to a breakbeat-driven single, with Suggs on the chorus and a video by Aidan Zamiri.
Six years after joining the magazine, Executive Editor Liza Lentini takes formal editorial control at SPIN, signaling a continued focus on long-form storytelling and artist-driven coverage.
The Italian duo behind the viral Italo disco clips have released a mini-documentary that goes beyond the jokes.
During Gorillaz’s first US show in Orlando, Damon Albarn lifted a Palestinian flag and told the crowd, “Stand your position. Don’t ever be neutral.”
The National frontman collects three originals and two covers on a five-track digital release, with Rosanne Cash guesting on the Velvet Underground cover.
Christie’s sold Johnny Marr’s instruments for more than three times their projected value, with major lots tied directly to The Smiths and Oasis.
Institutional money is moving past nine-figure songwriter catalogs and making increasingly frequent offers for masters at small independent labels.
