Rock

Peter Gabriel has released another song from his upcoming album i/o, “So Much.” It’s the seventh track from the album; each song arrived during 2023’s full moons. “I was trying purposefully not to be clever with this,” Gabriel said of “So Much” in a press release. “I wanted to get a very simple chorus but one which

MAMAMOO member Hwasa has joined K-pop agency P Nation, founded by Psy. Over the weekend during Psy’s 2023 Summer Swag event, he surprised the audience by out a table on stage telling the audience: “I run a small agency called P NATION. The company says we have an important contract to sign,” per Soompi. Hwasa

Steve Miller Band struck gold (and platinum) with their breakthrough 1973 album The Joker and its chart-topping title track, which introduced listeners to the space cowboy, the gangster of love and Maurice, who spoke of the pompatus of love. The head-scratching lyrics have become part of the pop-culture lexicon, but the band’s namesake frontman revealed there was a purpose

French rapper Ninho has shared a new collaboration with Central Cee. Listen to ‘Eurostar’ below. The song is taken from Ninho’s latest album, ‘NI’, which arrived on Friday (June 30). ‘NI’ is the follow up album to the award-winning ‘JEFE’, the most streamed album of 2022 in France. Other collaborations on the album include ones

By the summer of 1973, Grand Funk Railroad was an undeniably successful rock band: They’d sold out Shea Stadium in a fraction of the time that the Beatles did, had six albums under their belt and no plans to slow down anytime soon. But there was also something unsavory at play during this period: a

American singer and guitarist Rick Froberg, a founding member of influential post-hardcore bands Drive Like Jehu and Hot Snakes, has died at the age of 55. Froberg’s passing was confirmed by his longtime bandmate John Reis on Instagram earlier today (July 2). “Rick passed away suddenly last night from natural causes,” Reis wrote. “His art

Neil Young launched his first tour since 2019 last night (June 30) in Los Angeles. He performed a 17-song solo acoustic set at the John Anson Ford Ampitheatre. While career-defining hits such as “Ohio” and “Heart of Gold” were played, the show focused largely on rarer songs such as “I’m the Ocean” and “On the

Jamie T brought out The Maccabees‘ former guitarist Hugo White during his huge show at London’s Finsbury Park last night (June 30). White came out to perform ‘Sticks ‘N’ Stones’ with the singer, as he previously did at last year’s Glastonbury. White produced Jamie’s T recent album ‘The Theory of Whatever’, which came out last

Ringo Starr has confirmed that an upcoming “new” Beatles track uses only authentic parts recorded by John Lennon and George Harrison before their deaths. Last month, Paul McCartney revealed that the unnamed song was completed with the help of artificial intelligence, and was built off an old Lennon demo tape. “We were able to take John’s voice

The group shared: “Evidently, council budgets are tight. But elsewhere in the borough, Haringey Council is making great investments in parks. And perversely, this deal appears to deliver less money for Finsbury Park” The Highbury Community Association also opposed the deal citing similar concerns as well as warning standards could slip over the five-year period.

Motley Crue played an intimate a club show for approximately 450 fans in London on Friday night (June 30). The performance was not officially a Motley Crue gig. Instead, the band played under the pseudonym Dogs of War — which is reportedly the name of an upcoming song form the band, though it wasn’t featured in their

The Middle East is, to put it lightly, a complex region; especially so if you expand your view to include Arabic North Africa and the land stretching across to the Oxus, most of which comprises the ‘Middle World’ according to writer Tamim Ansary. It’s an area that’s been crucial to humanity, historically a cradle of

Sam Ryder and Bloc Party have been added to the list of artists joining Music Venue Trust’s United By Music UK tours. Organised by The National Lottery and Music Venue Trust, the tour sees over 150 gigs visit over 130 venues across the UK, in support of the grassroots music sector. Now, adding to the

Neil Young will finally release the long-lost Chrome Dreams on Aug. 11. The 12-track album features songs recorded between 1974-77 and was originally intended to be released in 1977. Like many Young records from the era, it was shelved but has since become one of his most treasured bootleg recordings. Young has occasionally hinted over the

Dream POP, they called it. Given AR Kane’s Alex Ayuli once worked for advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi, it’s no surprise that he and collaborator Rudy Tambala invented their own genre before critics could stick their oar in. It was a canny move, but more importantly, it was accurate: the music of AR Kane was

Beabadoobee has announced the cancelation of her upcoming run of European tour dates after falling “really ill.” The singer took to social media to share a post explaining why she has had to cancel the forthcoming european dates of her ‘Beatopia’ tour. The statement read: “This was a very hard decision to make but due to

Steven Spielberg and George Lucas were the most powerful men in Hollywood in early 1980 when they decided to work together on a new movie based on the movie serials of the ’30s and ’40s. The idea – conceived by Lucas and directed by Spielberg – centered on an archaeologist who took on Nazis in the

Holly Humberstone has announced her forthcoming debut album ‘Paint My Bedroom Black’ along with its lead singles. READ MORE: Holly Humberstone live at Glastonbury 2022: her star shines brighter than ever (nme.com) According to a press release, Humberstone’s highly anticipated debut represents the singer coming of age, growing from unknown singer at her parent’s piano to

Flea wants to remake the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ debut album, but he’s never been able to persuade his bandmates to do it. Released in 1984, The Red Hot Chili Peppers was created after a sudden lineup change and amid clashes with producer Andy Gill. “I always regret the way we made the first one,”

Madonna has postponed her ‘Celebration’ world tour after being hospitalised in intensive care due to a bacterial infection. The pop icon was supposed to embark on a massive 40th anniversary ‘Celebration’ tour next month, which would have kicked off in Vancouver, BC on July 15. Other stops in North America included New York, Chicago, Miami,