Bleecker Street’s Hadestown: The Musical swept to the second biggest opening for a live show capture since Hamilton, pushing $9.7 million in a terrific debut on 1,949 screens. Due to “extraordinary response and demand,” the distributor said its new event cinema label Crosswalk and partner LD Entertainment are expanding the initial five-day run and continuing
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There has always been a peculiar American habit of turning ordinary language into prophecy. “Born to Run.” “Fight the Power.” “Purple Rain.” A phrase escapes its original meaning and suddenly becomes larger than the culture that invented it. On “God Mode,” DPB performs a similar act of alchemy, taking a phrase borrowed from video games—a
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Doghouse Rose have figured out that the best way to stare down life’s constant parade of bad news is to crank the amps and laugh anyway. ‘It Gets Worse’ embraces its wonderfully bleak title with a wink instead of a sigh, delivering a blast of melodic punk that feels equal parts cathartic and addictive. The
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The Rolling Stones’Mick Jagger has said there is “nothing good” about getting older, dismissing the idea that age brings wisdom. The 82-year-old reflected on ageing during a recent appearance onThe New York Times’podcastThe Interview. Asked whether there was anything good or bad about getting older, Jagger replied: “There’snothing good about it. Nothing. Youdon’tget wisdom. You
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The best albums of 2026 are, for the most part, firmly rooted in the past. It’s not only the artists— classic rock legends and standbys such as Peter Frampton, the Rolling Stones and the two surviving Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr —that dominate the Top10 Rock Albums of 2026 (So Far) selected by the
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Country music has always carried two histories at once. One belongs to the charts, the fashions, the changing accents of radio. The other belongs to kitchens, church pews, front porches, and hospital rooms—the places where life quietly insists on being remembered. Richard Lynch’s “Wait For Me” doesn’t concern itself with the first history. It plants
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