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Weyes Blood, Orville Peck and Chelsea Cutler are among the latest names to leave Wasserman following recent controversy surrounding the talent agency. READ MORE:Weyes Blood: inside one of the year’s most breathtaking records Casey Wasserman, the founder and CEO of the agency, has faced backlash for his email correspondence with convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell

John Mellencamp explained why he “hated” one of his biggest hits on a new episode of Real Time With Bill Maher and revealedhow the “stupid and silly” song ended up on his album anyway. The song in question? “R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A. (A Salute To 60’s Rock),” the closing track on Mellencamp’s multi-platinum 1985 albumScarecrow.

While She Sleeps have confirmed that they’re stepping back from touring for a while in their new mini-documentary The Paradox Of Progress. The documentary showcases the Sheffield band’s 20-year career and gives the five-piece a chance to explain why they’re prioritising their own wellbeing over the pressures of the music industry. “The industry wants more

Kid Rock‘s counterprogrammed Super Bowl halftime performance is embroiled in a lip-sync scandal. His two-song appearance was part of the alternative “All-American Halftime Show,” hosted by Turning Point USA on YouTube and other channels. Kid Rock opened with “Bawitdaba,” after country-music performances by Brantley Gilbert (“Real American”), Lee Brice (“Country Nowadays”) and breakout American Idol

Damon Albarn has revealed that he will feature on the song that Pulp have contributed to War Child’s ‘Help(2)’ album. The star-studded album is set for release on March 6 via War Child Records, and will raise funds for young people whose lives have been affected by war and conflict. Visit here to pre-order. The

Not all Genesis solo careers were created equal. That’s no surprise to anyone who watched as ex-frontman Peter Gabriel battled both Mike Rutherford and the now-Phil Collins-led main band for chart supremacy in mid-1986. The more intriguing wrinkle is how quickly – and how slowly – the individual members found success away from Genesis. Tony

Lip Critic have announced their new album, ‘Theft World’ and shared its lead single – listen to ‘Legs In A Snare’ here. READ MORE:The unstoppable force of Lip Critic The New York electro-punks’ second album, ‘Theft World’ is set for release on May 1 via Partisan Records. ‘Legs In A Snare’ mark their first new

2026 has seen the passing of several pillars of the musical community. In January, founding member of the Grateful Dead Bob Weir passed away. Unbeknownst to most everyone but those closest to him, Weir had been diagnosed with cancer in July of 2025. A month after that, he appeared at the Dead’s 60th anniversary concert

Pro snowboarder Mia Brookes revealed that she listened to “a lot of Pantera” before representing Britain at the Winter Olympics. The 19-year-old athlete from Cheshire just missed out on a medal at the Winter Olympics earlier this week, ranking fourth in the snowboard big air final. She just missed out by slightly over-rotating on her

Devo has added new dates to their 2026 Mutate, Don’t Stagnate tour, doubling the spring trek and extending it nearly into the summer. The newly announced shows will begin on June 2 in Indianapolis and conclude on June 13 in Mashantucket, Connecticut. These June dates follow previously announced April performances and bring the total number

BTS’ ‘ARIRANG’ gigs will get a theatrical release and be shown in cinemas globally, it was announced today (February 12). READ MORE:On ‘Seven’, BTS’ Jungkook kicks off his solo career on a summery, UK garage high BTS recently announced the cities, venues and dates for their huge world tour in 2026 and 2027. With the

We conclude our series of decade-by-decade Rock & Roll Hall of Fame snubs by highlighting some very deserving ‘90s acts that still haven’t earned induction. The ’90s delivered the grunge revolution, ushering in a new era of alternative rock. Hair metal was quickly a thing of the past, as a new generation of talented artists

Tame Impala have announced a 2026 North American arena tour with support from DJO and Dominic Fike – check out all the details below. READ MORE: Tame Impala – ‘Deadbeat’ review: lyrical inertia bogs down Kevin Parker’s psych-rave meditation on adulthood The tour will begin in Miami at Kaseya Center on July 7 and conclude

In 1976, after a few years of personal and creative setbacks, the Beach Boys‘label at the time, Reprise Records, launched a publicity campaignproclaiming,”Brian’s Back!” It was a bit misleading: While Brian Wilson‘s role in the group’s album that year, 15 Big Ones, had expanded since 1973’s underratedHolland, where he was virtually absent, he cowrote only

Mitski debuted new songs and aired rarities at an intimate show in Nashville last week – check out footage below. Recently, the musician announced a 2026 tour of “global performances”, and unveiled the second single from her new album, called ‘I’ll Change For You’. Last month, the singer started to drop hints that new material

Don Henley and his longtime Eagles collaborator, Glenn Frey were known for their seemingly endless quest for perfection in the studio. So it’s not surprising to learn that there are some moments that he wishes he could revisit and one song in particular that he has a hard time listening to now. While it’s hardly

The Belair Lip Bombs have covered The 1975’s ‘Happiness‘, with the band’s vocalist and guitarist Maisie Everett describing it as “one of my favourite songs” and declaring The 1975 as their “favourite band.” The Australian band performed the cover of The 1975 track, which appeared on the band’s 2022 fifth studio album, ‘Being Funny In

Despite the fact that it was his first solo song to hit the pop charts, Ozzy Osbourne‘s “Shot in the Dark” has not been included on any “best-of” compilations in nearly 30 years. Released in February 1986 as the lead single from Osbourne’s fourth solo album The Ultimate Sin, “Shot in the Dark” reached No.

Alexisonfire and Billy Talent have announced details of two co-headline arena shows in London and Montreal – check out all the details below. As per a statement from both bands, they will celebrate the 20th anniversaries of albums that “defined their careers”, ‘Crisis’ and ‘Billy Talent II’, with fans able to hear them play full

The Black Keys will kick off the Peaches ‘n Cream World Tour in April, with multi-night stands scheduled for Atlanta, Brooklyn and Nashville, among other cities. Check out the tour poster and a complete list of dates, cities and venues below. Artist pre-sales begin on at 10AM local time on Thursday, Feb. 12. General ticketing