Posts by Ava Taylor
Jess Williamson claims the highway
Jess Williamson is redefining the boundaries of album promotion, weaving personal journeys into the very fabric of the music she
Warner sells EMP merch business to whynow
whynow is more than just a name; it is a powerhouse operating at the intersection of culture, commerce, and communication.
Drummer plays for Anthrax in front of 50,000 people
Imagine the adrenaline rush: receiving a call just hours before the show to step onto the stage and play drums
R.E.M. Reveal 25th Anniversary Edition
In the ever-shifting landscape of modern music, the enduring presence of R.E.M. continues to spark lively discussions. While the band
Tara Clerkin Trio maps out North American Tour
Art Rock Pilgrimage: The Tara Clerkin Trio Hits the Road Get ready for an auditory adventure. UK art rockers Tara
Mei Semones plans North American tour for ‘Howl’
Bilingual melodies meet gritty guitar riffs in a sonic collision that has captivated audiences worldwide. Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Mei Semones has
Pusha Joins Gorillaz for Let Me Out at MSG
When Gorillaz hits the road, they don’t just bring the music; they bring a whole eclectic entourage. Like any legendary
Absolute Label launches AI Music OS to democratize indie business
The New Era of Indie Music Management: White Label Platform Launches with Key Industry Players The landscape of independent music
Woman accused of shooting at Rihanna’s house deemed mentally fit trial
The legal saga surrounding the shooting at a Beverly Hills residence involving Rihanna has reached a significant milestone as the
Kaeto debuts with new single “propane”
London’s alt-pop scene is buzzing, and the latest sound to hit the airwaves is coming straight from the studio of
Tanner York reissues debut album Welcome to the Shower
North Carolina’s vibrant music scene is buzzing with fresh energy, thanks to the exciting news surrounding power pop artist Tanner
Blocking a scene you can’t remember
The roster at Sub Pop Records is currently buzzing with some delightfully unique acts, including the Philadelphia noise-rock outfit Pissed
Foo Fighters open for AC/DC at rescheduled MetLife show
The excitement surrounding live music often comes with a dose of frustration, and that was certainly the case for fans
Death From Above: New album Private Lives and 2027 tour dates
Death From Above 1979 Unveils New Era with Private Lives The music world has just been treated to some major
EVEN STUDIO launches: artists gain a standalone sales destination
STUDIO: The New Kingdom Where Artists Rule the Fandom The landscape of the music industry is undergoing a seismic shift,
Perfect Circle To Whom It May Concern
Maynard James Keenan continues to operate at a fever pitch, juggling the demands of his celebrated musical projects with exciting
Saint Vitus Bar Dances Again
The search for a new home often begins far from where you eventually settle. For many, the lure of a
Disfear’s Last Nail Album Recorded Before Deaths
If you are looking for the heavy music that truly defines a certain era, there are some albums that don’t
Shannon and Narducy Survey R.E.M.’s Document
Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy on tour celebrating R.E.M.’s Document Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy are back on the road,
Avex pursues 100% ownership of Silverstein’s S10 Entertainment
The continued strength of the Silverstein enterprise is clear: Brandon Silverstein maintains his influential position at the helm of multiple
Busting the myth of the monstrous bitch victim
When we talk about what society labels as “monstrous,” we often fall into a trap: assuming that the perceived ugliness
Ticketmaster faces lawsuit as judge rules on BOTS Act
The fight over concert tickets is taking a turn from a simple transaction into a massive legal showdown against the
Stevie Wonder unearths four Key of Life rarities
Fifty years after its release, Stevie Wonder is finally opening the vault on one of music history’s most profound achievements:
Stevie Wonder’s 50th Anniversary: 4 Unreleased Tracks Stream
Stevie Wonder Unearths Lost Gems from His 50th Anniversary Album Today is a monumental day for music lovers and fans
Cursive soundtrack hits from Who’s Watching horror
Nebraska’s post-hardcore scene continues to make waves, and this time, the sound is hitting a cinematic chord. The band Cursive