Posts by Noah Miller
Little Grandad drops debut album Speak Softly Son and single Tiny Feet
The sound of close-knit harmonies and shared storytelling is about to capture the airwaves. London-based duo Little Grandad have officially
Sean Ragon Cult of Youth dies at 45
Sean Ragon, the driving force and charismatic frontman of the psych-folk and punk-rooted band Cult Of Youth, has passed away.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs announce ‘Hidden In Pieces Live’ album release
The seismic energy of Yeah Yeah Yeahs has found a spectacular new home in their latest live offering, Hidden In
Hayley Williams Announces Massive UK Shows for Summer 2027
The musical landscape is buzzing with news from Hayley Williams, the alt icon known for her groundbreaking work with Paramore.
Weird Al’s Brain 3D Film and The Brain Song
The Brain Behind the Beat: Weird Al Yankovic Explores Neuroscience in a Delightful Journey Have you ever stopped to consider
Isbell and Lowery sue Suno for identity claims not copyright
The realm of artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how music is created, but as technology advances, so do the legal
Drake performs Iceman songs live at Don Toliver show
Drake Delivers the Dose: Iceman Hits Live at Don Toliver Show There are certain musical moments that fans crave, and
Pet Fox returns with new album Balance
The anticipation in the music world just got a whole lot sweeter. Boston-based trio Pet Fox have officially unveiled their
Kali Malone’s new album Burning Song “Heavy With Fruit”
The world of classical and contemporary composition is constantly evolving, and in the midst of this dynamic landscape, composer and
Mary J Blige in a Suno Commercial
When Mary J. Blige hits her stride, she delivers music that isn’t just heard—it’s felt. Her sound cuts through the
Penguin star denies The Batman Part II appearance
The world of cinematic sequels often comes with a mix of high expectations and surprising shifts, and the latest developments
J Balvin: Success Proves Artists Don’t Need an English Album
The Language Barrier: Why J Balvin is Staying in Spanish In an era where music crosses borders effortlessly, the traditional
Ed Sheeran crew hit by stage equipment rushed to hospital
The high-energy spectacle of an Ed Sheeran concert in Detroit took an unexpected and sobering turn for the crew, as
Cameron Winter film world premiere date revealed
The worlds of film and music are about to collide in a breathtaking cinematic experience. The highly anticipated concert film,
Linda Lindas gotta get out now
There are bands that just make noise, and then there are those that capture the very essence of a shared,
Dolly Parton charts #2 album ever on Billboard 200
The world felt a little quieter this week with the passing of a true icon, Dolly Parton. After a short
Angèle’s ‘Instinct’ album features Justice Soulwax and Polachek
Belgian superstar Angèle is ready to unleash a new wave of sonic exploration with the announcement of her forthcoming album,
Iron Maiden and Chris Cross tackle US-Canada tensions in Toronto
The Toronto stage recently hosted a fascinating cultural convergence, bringing together two titans of music and a shared plea for
UK’s Freakout Over Nepo Baby Stage
The Cost of a Stage: How Cutting the Pipeline Impacts Artist Discovery The world of live music is often defined
Reading & Leeds swaps New Artist Showcase for “Nepo Baby Stage”
When the UK’s celebrated sister music festivals, Reading and Leeds, took place over the weekend, there was certainly one hilariously
Andrew W.K. trades Party Hard for Jazz-Noir
From the high-octane energy of hard rock anthems to the hushed, cinematic depths of jazz-noir, Andrew W.K. has executed one
Residente Hints Filming Started on Bad Bunny Movie Porto Rico
The world of music and cinema is buzzing with news from the Caribbean, as superstar artist Residente has officially signaled
RUSH Adds 4 New US Shows to 2026 Tour
The legendary sound of RUSH is gearing up for an explosive reunion, bringing the iconic trio back to the stage
Daisy Chain Fields of Peace, Love, and Unity
The heat of Southern California met the roar of the music at Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural charity festival, transforming a sweltering
Bad Waitress announces new album after five years
The wait is finally over for Toronto art punks Bad Waitress. After a significant hiatus, the band has officially announced