Alicia Keys will perform at City Hall on Thursday following the Knicks’ NBA Championship parade, answering a FaceTime call from forward OG Anunoby.
Alicia Keys will perform at City Hall on Thursday following the Knicks’ NBA Championship parade, answering a FaceTime call from forward OG Anunoby.
The pop singer closes the U.S. leg of “The Eternal Sunshine Tour” with three nights in Chicago, just days after releasing her eighth album, *petal*.
The singer’s “You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So in Love” follows a relationship from start to finish, trading pop-punk hooks for introspection and a cameo from The Cure’s Robert Smith.
The pianist’s fifth album as leader applies episodic composition to a close-knit quintet, prioritizing equilibrium over virtuosity.
After a bicycle accident shattered her elbow and delayed recording, Sadie Dupuis completes a set of 14 one-minute songs that began as a daily writing challenge during a period of personal crisis.
Drone footage of the Athens concert captures a band still weaponizing absurdity, decades after nu-metal’s peak.
The mathcore band’s anniversary run with original vocalist Dimitri Minakakis ends this fall, capped by a cruise alongside Lamb of God, GWAR, and others.
The bassist and primary lyricist for Black Sabbath discusses his accidental path to the instrument, the bleak themes that defined a genre, and why his anti-war songs remain current.
The singer reworked his solo catalogue with an orchestra and gospel choir, covering Simon & Garfunkel and speaking candidly about not reading music.
The move ends a period of uncertainty around official Dimebag instruments and centralizes future releases under the artist’s own estate.