The New Orleans duo returns with a 13-track follow-up to February’s Blame the Clown and a fall tour supporting the Breeders and Kurt Vile.
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The New Orleans duo returns with a 13-track follow-up to February’s Blame the Clown and a fall tour supporting the Breeders and Kurt Vile.
Brittany Howard and company return with a full-length produced by Shawn Everett, out August 28th, and a single that feels like a deliberate turn toward optimism.
The first new music since 2024’s *Saviors* leads a 30-track compilation tied to the band’s upcoming comedy film, *NIMRODS*, co-produced by Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool.
The first preview of Bonobo’s new album pairs his atmospheric production with Aftab’s voice, recorded at Neil Young’s Broken Arrow Ranch.
The rapper will return to the UK stage for the first time since 2018, with a September 4th date marking three decades in music.
Grammy-winning producer Rafa Sardina will direct the program, offering students access to the historic United Recording studios.
The London group will support their September album ‘Here Because Of Hope’ with shows across four continents, including a ten-date UK and Ireland leg alongside Pa Salieu.
The new single arrives just before New Avatar, a record that trades electronic R&B for the shoegaze and grunge of her early D.C. days.
A handful of players at this year’s tournament have hidden musical lives. Portugal’s forward releases albums as Way 45 — shy, R&B-leaning, and more personal than most athlete side projects.
On her ninth album, Beth Orton settles into a spacious, grief-tinged sound with contributions from Tom Skinner and Adrian Utley.
