The arena show divides two hours into six season-named acts, using the transitions between them as part of the production rather than as dead air.
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The arena show divides two hours into six season-named acts, using the transitions between them as part of the production rather than as dead air.
Rosalía returned to Saturday Night Live with two songs from Lux, dancing the first entirely on pointe — a technical claim as much as a performance.
Weeks after releasing Mud, Remi Wolf has mapped a North American run that opens in February 2027 and stretches to late May, with stops at Radio City Music Hall, Massey Hall, and Red Rocks.
Jessie Altman’s second album, out September 25, spends twelve tracks on false starts and detachment rather than arrival.
The single is her first new music since announcing Wor$t Man in America, due December 4, and its self-directed video sets starlet styling against a raccoon pelt and a lit charcoal grill.
Troye Sivan’s new album arrives with a Gordon von Steiner-directed clip for “FF,” teased by the singer as the gayest music video of his career.
Slayyyter’s next album arrives Dec. 4 via Columbia, built as an inverse companion to her breakout record, with nine tracks that answer it point by point.
Less than a month after releasing her first double album, Carly Rae Jepsen is putting out eight more songs from those sessions. The speed is the story.
On Lovelight, Jessie Altman treats love as a light you can locate in the eyes, then spends twelve songs deciding which lamp stays on.
The singer continues her live return with new shows in Europe, Latin America, and the US, joined by Tegan and Sara, Dashboard Confessional, and Rebecca Black.
