“Devil You Know” leads Maitreya Corso, the Stranger Things actor and singer-songwriter’s fourth LP
Four adult siblings from the Cascio family say the pop star abused them across more than a decade, beginning when they were children
On the heels of officially announcing U, her new album
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Across a seven-decade-long career, he penned retro hits like “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do” and “Calendar Girl”
Olivia Dean, Raye, Sombr, and Wolf Alice also took the stage at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena
Bruno Mars, Lola Young, Wolf Alice, and others were recognized tonight at the ceremony in London
The Las Vegas festival will return in October 2027
April Harper Grey’s long-teased third studio LP is out March 20
The Department of Homeland Security had used a choral rendition of “Let Down” in an Instagram Reel
His first official solo release in 8 years
Hear Kieran Hebden’s take on the breakaway hit from Fancy That
Karin Dreijer cameos as an underground club performer in the new spin on The Bride of Frankenstein
Damon Albarn and co.’s latest features an absurd array of collaborators, dead and alive
Stream new releases from Mitski, Bill Callahan, Bruno Mars, and Gorillaz
The latest video from her eighth album Nothing’s About to Happen to Me
The singer’s new album The Romantic is out today
Styles’ new album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. drops on March 6
The rappers go balaclava for balaclava in the Director X-directed clip
She’ll take on the role of Zidler—proprietor of the Moulin Rouge cabaret and the show’s de facto narrator—for eight weeks beginning in March
Nightlife also features Greentea Peng, Chlöe, Mahalia, and Bree Runway
“Pictures” is the duo’s first new studio release in 18 years
A third taste of April Harper Grey’s still-unannounced third album
Following months of rumors, the band has announced they will play eight October dates at the Las Vegas venue
Watch the experimental producer’s “K2 Central” video
Named after hybrid instruments they built themselves, the New York experimental indie-rock duo formed in 2008
The lead single from the band’s upcoming fourth studio LP
Listen to “Love Your Fate” from the Sonic Boom-produced follow-up to Go Tell Fire to the Mountain
Lauryn Hill, INXS, Shakira, Iron Maiden, and Billy Idol are also up for induction