David Byrne and Son Lux performed their Everything Everywhere All At Once song “This Is A Life” at the 95th Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday night. They were joined by Stephanie Hsu, who was nominated in the Best Supporting Actress category for her role in the film. (Hsu took over vocals for Mitski, who is […]
Bruce Springsteen Postpones Third Concert Due To Illness, Little Steven Says “Nothing Serious”
Last month, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band kicked off a massive North American tour. But three planned concerts have now been postponed due to illness. A March 9 show in Columbus, OH kicked off the round of postponements; yesterday, a show scheduled for tonight in Connecticut was also postponed. And now a show […]
Watch Video From Camp Cope’s Farewell Shows In Melbourne
In February, Camp Cope announced that they were breaking up, just about a year after releasing Running With The Hurricane. Today the band had their final performance at Brunswick Music Festival in Melbourne. Over two performances at Estonian House, Camp Cope performed tracks from Running With The Hurricane, 2018’s How To Socialise & Make Friends, […]
Lewis Largent, 120 Minutes Host And KROQ DJ, Dead At 58
Lewis Largent, best known for his roles as MTV VJ and KROQ music director, has died. According to Variety, Largent died on February 20 after “a long illness,” as confirmed by his family. Largent was 58. Originally from Southern California, Largent originally became linked with KROQ (Los Angeles’ alternative-music radio station) as a teenager. While […]
Molina, Talbot, Lofgren & Young – “Rain”
Later this month, we’re getting a new album from Neil Young and his friends. Over the pandemic, Young got together with Crazy Horse members Nils Lofgren, Billy Talbot, and Ralph Molina to record the new LP All Roads Lead Home. The record is credited, CSNY-style, to Molina, Talbot, Lofgren & Young. We’ve already posted lead […]
The Cure Explain Ticket Pricing Strategy For US Concerts
This week, a few days after Robert Smith dropped his Noel Gallagher remix, the Cure announced a spring and summer tour of North America. Now the legendary goth/new wave band has explained its ticketing policy for that tour. Upon announcing the tour, the band posted on their website, “The Cure have agreed all ticket prices, […]
Navy Blue – “Chosen”
In recent years, Sage Elsesser, the rapper and pro skateboarder better known as Navy Blue, has been one of the busiest and most acclaimed figures on the indie-rap underground. Navy Blue has done extensive work with artists like Earl Sweatshirt, Wiki, and AKAI SOLO. His own records, which are often self-produced, are deep dives into […]
Sam Hunt – “Outskirts”
In a career that’s lasted for about a decade, the country superstar Sam Hunt has released a grand total of two albums, and given Nashville’s relentless churn, that basically qualifies him as a recluse. Hunt doesn’t seem to be in any hurry to drop a third record, but he is reporting for work once again. […]
Watch The 1975’s SNL Promos With Host Jenna Ortega
This weekend, the 1975 will return to Saturday Night Live as musical guest alongside host and Wednesday/Scream VI star Jenna Ortega. Promoting last year’s Being Funny In A Foreign Language, the band first played SNL in 2016 in support of I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of […]
Sufjan Stevens’ Illinois Being Adapted Into Theatrical Dance Performance With New Arrangements
Sufjan Stevens’ Illinois has been adapted into a theatrical dance performance, which will have its world premiere this summer at the Fisher Center at Bard College. It’s a collaboration between Stevens, choreographer Justin Peck, and writer Jackie Sibblies Drury. Peck won a Tony Award for his work on the 2018 revival of Carousel on Broadway, […]