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Big Ears Genre-Blurring Acts for 2027
Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy The Big Ears Festival isn’t just a music event; it’s a deliberate act of erasure. Determined to
Fat Mike on 40 Years of Fuckin’ Up
This text is a highly candid and philosophical interview, likely between an interviewer and a musician (Fat Mike, based on
Hold On Fire never tried to bring the emo back it just stayed
Some musical alchemy happens when a band pulls from the sound that shaped them without turning into a mere tribute
Oprah brings Collier and Richter to Sphere Shows
Oprah Winfrey in New York in January 2026 (photo: Michael Loccisano / Getty Images). The vision of Oprah Winfrey is
Pusha T and Pharrell launch coffee empire
When creativity demands a relentless pace, the fuel for the hustle must be exceptional. That’s the philosophy driving Grindin Coffee,
The Tubs return for self-directed loathing
The Tubs and the Paradox of Hard Life The history of rock has long been entangled with notions of masculinity,
Nate Mercereau’s unbelievable thoughts
Nate Mercereau has long been known for weaving intricate sonic tapestries, collaborating with luminaries like SML and Carlos Niño, and
Lorelei’s Moment of Action
The Art of Motion: How Nate Amos Built a Universe of Sound Nate Amos is a master of musical shapeshifting.
Kevin Rowland confronts his past on new album
For Kevin Rowland, the journey of a musician is often intertwined with a profound personal reckoning. As he delves into
Phoebe Bridgers sings Primetime Tune
When Phoebe Bridgers steps into the world of cinema, she doesn’t just bring her songwriting talents; she brings an emotional
Def Leppard Documentary Visuals Early 2027
The story of Def Leppard, a band forged in the crucible of working-class Sheffield, is about more than just arena
Altın Gün stretches out Yali Yali in Paris
When Amsterdam-based Turkish psych purveyor Altin Gün stepped onto the stage at Paris’s Le Trianon in March, they delivered an
Don’t Look Back in Anger turns tension into joy
The story of Oasis is often told through the lens of ego and conflict, but the full picture is far
Tríada sheds the past on Exuvia
Tríada. (Credit: Martin Cru Alvarez) From across the Atlantic, reaching the trio of Tríada takes more than five thousand miles
Back-to-school energy spills over
Back-to-School Energy Isn’t Just for Schools I hope you managed to soak up those final dog days of summer. Because
New Order’s “Sunrise” Deep Cut
Sometimes, the most profound musical treasures are hidden just beneath the surface of a band’s greatest hits. New Order, a
5 Albums Doug Robb Can’t Live Without
When you’re caught up in the rhythm of music, it’s easy to find yourself caught up in a little bit
Theo Bleak on Raw Honesty in Mixtape Bargaining
For some artists, the shadow they cast—the name they choose to inhabit—can feel like a permanent weight. Scottish singer-songwriter Katie
Sudley’s Tomorrowland: Tribute to Mom and B2B with blooom
The global electronic music scene often features massive spectacles, but sometimes the most resonant moments happen when an artist steps
Harry Styles Stadium Visuals with Kylie and Tears For Fears
Harry Styles at London’s Wembley Stadium in June 2026 (photo: Anthony Pham). Harry Styles is once again proving that a
Kings of Leon’s ‘Whole’ on New LP
Photo of Josh Goleman Kings of Leon is ready to share a deeply personal journey with fans as they release
Jenny Lewis’ Epic Live Reunion Shows
Nice As Fuck The noise makers are back. After a decade of silence, the trio of Jenny Lewis, Erika Spring,
Lumineers unearth Isabelle Fly for Dualtone 25th
The Lumineers (photo: Noah Griffel) Dualtone Records is celebrating a quarter-century milestone by looking back at the journey and pressing
Caleb Shomo on Beartooth LP’s new Lipps Service
From the raw energy of the Ohio music scene to the stadium roar of Beartooth, the journey of Caleb Shomo