Posts by Liam Brooks

Giant Monster Attack

Every Sunday, Pitchfork turns its attention to the musical landscape, diving deep into significant albums from the past and scouting

The Strokes play ‘Lonely In The Future’ live in Tokyo

The Strokes are back, not just with a setlist, but with an exhilarating dose of pure rock energy. They recently

Radiohead to Tokyo 2027 Summer Sonic tour rumors

Radiohead‘s Cosmic Journey: Charting a Course for Global Sound in 2027 The trajectory of Radiohead, known for their deeply atmospheric

Breakaway’s Houston peak with Dolla, GRiZ, Cloonee & Tape B

The biggest year in Breakaway’s history is reaching its grand finale, and Houston is serving up a season finale that

Quicksand and Fucked Up announce Fall 2026 Canadian Tour

Quicksand and Fucked Up Team Up for Massive Canadian Tour Get ready to turn up the volume, because two heavyweights

Lionel Richie hits out with Usher and Chris Brown

The glittering world of music is often a stage for more than just melody; it is also a space where

Troye Sivan drops new album She’s the Best stream the title track

Troye Sivan is back, and this time, he’s bringing a splash of Hollywood glamour to his latest musical offering. The

Julia Jacklin covers Sugar Ray for Triple J

The unexpected soundtrack of everyday life often holds the most potent memories. Sometimes, the deepest cultural shifts happen not in

Florence + The Machine and Fcukers rocked Sziget 2026 day three

Stepping into Sziget Festival is less about attending a music event and more about entering another dimension where time bends

Fridayy releases new album Tension

Fridayy Unleashes New Sound with Album ‘Tension’ The sounds of contemporary R&B are constantly evolving, and Stateside icon Fridayy remains

Hypebot’s musician bottom line news

The New Sound of the Industry: How AI, Live Demand, and Changing Consumer Habits Are Rewriting Music’s Future The music

Weekly Highlights Aug 7-13 2026

The New Era of Sound: How Artists and Tech Are Redefining Live Music The world of live music is undergoing

Keep Your Venue’s PA System Perfect

In the high-stakes world of live music and large-scale events, a flawless performance hinges on more than just the talent

Shane Gillis avoids photo op with Trump

Shane Gillis recently made a noteworthy statement regarding his public visibility and political affiliations, revealing a calculated decision about how

The Weeknd claims he’s staying forever Imma Be Here Forever

Pop superstar Abel Tesfaye, better known as the Weeknd, has delivered a stunning reversal to the retirement narrative that has

Badu Alchemist Joint Album Due Aug 28

After more than a decade spent nurturing solo projects, Erykah Badu is finally ready to unveil something entirely new—and she’s

Heated Rivalry Cast Priyanka and Sabrina Jalees join Season 2

The anticipation for the next chapter of Heated Rivalry is reaching a fever pitch, as the softcore hit show continues

Brandon Flowers views Vampire Weekend as competitors

Brandon Flowers isn’t just focused on the immediate competition in music; he operates with a panoramic vision that spans decades

Starcleaner Reunion drops new track Lay On Plastic Moment

Get ready to settle in, music lovers, because the wait is almost over. Starcleaner Reunion has just dropped a brand-new

Jackson child trafficking suit thrown out of court

A decade-long legal battle concerning allegations against Michael Jackson’s estate has reached a surprising conclusion, with a major lawsuit thrown

Indie Shows at Cemetery Amid Human Remains Scandal

In Chicago, where history lies buried beneath manicured lawns, an unexpected cultural phenomenon is unfolding at a place many associate

FFO chilling with “All I Know”

The post-hardcore scene is buzzing with new energy, and this week promises some compelling musical momentum thanks to the arrival

Forest Sounds Orchestras and Ukuleles

Photo Credit: Dave Jones The latest sound emerging from Josh Falling’s project, Leaf in a Forest, is an unforgettable collision

Rip Van Winkle rebranding and new album reveal

When you look at the prolific output of American lo-fi rock legend Robert Pollard, it’s easy to see a man