The North American trek kicks off in August
Status Update Music boasts track titles such as “XO Tour Llif3” (no relation to the Lil Uzi Vert song) and “Love.Angel.Music.Baby” (no relation to the Gwen Stefani album)
The deepfaked short also stars Odessa A’zion and arrives ahead of July’s Foreign Tongues
The Library of Congress also inducted music by the Go-Go’s, Chaka Khan, and Jamie Principle and Frankie Knuckles
Organized by Global Citizen and curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin, the inaugural show comes to MetLife Stadium in July
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The singer-producer has set dates in the United States and Europe behind Hooke’s Law
“Red Hook Rain” leads his fifth studio LP, Late to Set, which is due in July
The experimental rock outfit played an 11-minute set at last week’s C2C Festival NYC
Julian Casablancas & co. will give the song its live debut on Colbert tomorrow night
Listen to “Paradise Rains” from the LP, co-produced with TV on the Radio’s Dave Sitek
Watch the Austin band’s home-recorded video for “Try Try Try”
John Darnielle and the gang’s Days began as a sequel to 2017’s Goths
Dare to Be Stupid’s soundtrack will be comprised of parody songs from throughout Yankovic’s extensive spoof oeuvre
The duo “oven-baked a cymbal covered in coffee grounds, crisps, and vinegar” to record the follow-up to 2023’s Good Lies
Watch frontman Julian Cashwan Pratt go “thruway swimming” in the video for new single “No God”
The upcoming run includes select dates with Bleachers, Colin Miller, and @
Kelvin Evans pled guilty to charges of criminal trespass and entering an automobile
A cheerful “Tocando” video leads their debut collaborative album
Trevor Horn produces the Alpha Games follow-up, led by “Coming On Strong”
The latest American Stories single is also the pair's first collaboration in seven years
In support of his first album in six years, he will stop in Seattle, Montreal, and Detroit
The full-length companion to his Boy Who Cried Terrified EP drops May 22
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The band will hit stops in Europe, Canada, and the States
Maïmouna Doucouré’s film about the Franco-American jazz icon is set to begin shooting this fall
Margo Price and Hurray for the Riff Raff’s Alynda Segarra are also among the artists celebrating the late musicians’ 80th birthday in Chicago
The rooftop where the band played its final show will be the seven-story archive’s summit
The deal includes the band’s entire recorded output, including their 13 studio albums