Music

Keanu Reeves’ ’90s band Dogstar made their live comeback this weekend at BottleRock Festival in Napa Valley, California. The band played material from their two previous studio albums, 1996’s Our Little Visionary and 2000’s Happy Ending, along with new songs from their upcoming, as-yet-unannounced album. Comprised of bassist Reeves, drummer Robert Mailhouse, and singer-guitarist Brett Domrose,

Blue Ivy and Beyoncé in 2018, photo by Michele Crowe/CBS via Getty Images News Beyoncé Brings Out Blue Ivy for Choreographed Dance at Paris Show: Watch Her daughter joined the backup dancers during “My Power,” “Black Parade,” and “Savage (Remix)” By Nina Corcoran May 27, 2023 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Last night (May 26), Beyoncé

As part of “The Eras Tour,” Taylor Swift has promised to play a different acoustic song during each show. At the tour’s kick-off on March 17th in Glendale, Arizona, she performed “mirrorball” from folklore and “Tim McGraw” from her self-titled debut album. The following night, she treated fans to “this is me trying” from folklore

Burnaby, BC, Canada — Psyberfairy’s new single ‘HIGHER’ arrives on May 27th, 2023. She blended electronic dance music, rock and hip-hop for this track to create the perfect auditory intoxicant. If you enjoy bassy electronic vibes, soaring vocals and screams, and clever writing, Psyberfairy’s music is for you. With 4 eps and 1 full album,

Isaac “Redd” Holt performs with Redd Holt Unlimited (Photo courtesy of Terrorbird Media) News Isaac “Redd” Holt, Percussionist and Jazz Fusion Pioneer, Dies at 91 The percussionist won a Grammy in 1996 for the Ramsey Lewis Trio’s The In Crowd By Matthew Ismael Ruiz May 26, 2023 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Isaac “Redd” Holt, the

Beyoncé brought her daughter Blue Ivy Carter on stage during her latest “Renaissance Tour” concert (grab tickets to upcoming shows here) in Paris on May 26th. Now 11 years old, Blue Ivy joined her mother during “MY POWER,” a track from Beyoncé’s 2019 soundtrack The Lion King: The Gift. The second-youngest Grammy winner ever showed off

Jockstrap’s Georgia Ellery (Lorne Thomson/Redferns) News Jockstrap Announce U.S. Tour This Fall Dates around the country follow the British duo’s July show at Pitchfork Music Festival By Jazz Monroe May 26, 2023 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Jockstrap will tour the United States this fall, playing a string of dates around the country after their July

Tyler Rogers, bass player of Oklahoma emo-punk act Cliffdiver, was nearly killed after he was struck by a flying metal chain that likely broke off a semi truck while driving to a gig associated with this weekend’s Punk Rock Bowling festival in Las Vegas. According to a post on the band’s Facebook page from guitarist-singer

“Life Brand New” is much true to its name- a soulful and moving spectacle of life’s many gifts and messages Nashville, Tennessee —May 26th, 2023 – AOK Records’ gem- a firefighter, singer, and songwriter, Kenyon Grey continues his wonderful ascent in the world of music with a brilliant new single. Titled “Life Brand New,” Grey’s new drop

Chesapeake, Virginia — Chesapeake, VA—Born Artist Steven F Johnson’s newly released single “Heart to Heart” already is receiving airplay in 10 top U.S. cities. This self-produced release helps bring out the artist’s lo-fi hip-hop vibe, paying homage to the pioneers of the sound such as, Nujabes and Jay Dilla with its captivating basslines and creative ambiances.  The Sound of a

Diddy, City Girls & Fabolous, photo by Sebastian Espino Bad Boy Entertainment News Diddy, City Girls, and Fabolous Share New Song “Act Bad”: Listen A new collaborative record from Love, Yung Miami, JT, and Fab By Matthew Strauss May 26, 2023 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Diddy, City Girls, and Fabolous have come together for the

In one of Foo Fighters’ greatest creations, “Times Like These,” Dave Grohl wrote about the band’s jagged and uncertain future. At its core is a message of acceptance, that our darkest moments can somehow be paired with grace, and the bad things that happen to us can give our lives meaning. On But Here We Are,

George Harris aka Lul G, February 2019 (Rich Polk/Getty Images for Def Jam Recordings) News California Rapper Lul G Sentenced to 21 Years in Prison The former SOB X RBE musician had pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter By Jazz Monroe May 25, 2023 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Lul G has been sentenced to 21

When Ronnie James Dio left Rainbow in 1979, he didn’t wallow in self-pity or rest on his laurels. Instead, he replaced Ozzy Osbourne in Black Sabbath and further solidified his place as one of the genre’s greatest singers via 1980’s Heaven and Hell and 1981’s Mob Rules. He then faced a similar crossroads post-Mob Rules

Jersey City, New Jersey —Monjyoti Bhattacharyya, better known in the music realm as simply Monjyoti, is an experimental rocker with over 500 shows to his name. He released two songs “Hypnosis” and “Neighbor Syndrome” as part of his album titled Hypnosis. His first single received  warm and acclaimed reaction from across the globe and it

Universal Music Group’s corporate offices in Santa Monica, California (Photo by AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images) News Universal Music Group Signs Deal With AI Startup Endel Endel—which uses AI to generate “wellness” soundscapes—will enable UMG artists to create perpetually regenerating artworks in their own style By Matthew Ismael Ruiz May 24, 2023 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Universal Music

Foo Fighters played their first full-band concert of 2023 at Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion at Meadowbrook in Gilford, NH on Wednesday. The show served as a sort-of warm-up ahead of the band’s run of summer festival appearances. It also marked Foo Fighters’ first public gig with new live drummer Josh Freese, who has stepped

Bill and Spike Lee, June 2014 (Noam Galai/WireImage) News Bill Lee, Jazz Musician and Father of Spike Lee, Dies at 94 The bassist for Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin scored his son’s classic first four films, including Do the Right Thing By Madison Bloom and Jazz Monroe May 24, 2023 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Bill

Punk veterans Rancid have dropped “Devil in Disguise,” the latest single from their forthcoming album, Tomorrow Never Comes, out June 2nd via Epitaph. The new song, which follows the album’s title track released last month, features galloping drums and a sing-along chorus in which Tim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen team up for the refrain: “Beware