If there is one stage to gain visibility, it’s NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series. Xavier Omär makes his formal debut on the latest episode of the show’s cycle to generate more buzz for his new album, if You Feel. Housed at Rosella Coffee and Wine in San Antonio, Omär and his small unit of mellifluous vocalists and band members
Billie Eilish made waves on March 17, when she seemed to reveal that her signature green and black hair is a wig. The video released on TikTok sees the young star teasing her collaboration with Rosalia before slightly pulling up her wig and breaking out laughing. The next day, Eilish revealed a new platinum blonde
Justin Bieber was handed a cease and desist letter from electronic duo Justice for allegedly using their signature cross and name in tandem. On Thursday (March 18), Rolling Stone reported that the duo sent the legal letter to the “Anyone” singer’s team. After Bieber announced his sixth studio album, Justice, the duo’s record label, Ed Banger Records,
Ian Anderson announced plans for a new Jethro Tull album, The Zealot Gene — the first under the band’s name since its 2003 Christmas LP. The bandleader broke the news to Rolling Stone while detailing another new project: a book, Silent Singing, that compiles all his lyrics from Jethro Tull’s 1968 debut, This Was, through the upcoming record.
Los Angeles duo Paris Texas have shared a new song called ‘Situations’ – listen below. It marks the second-ever track from group – aka Louie Pastel and Felix – following on from their debut single ‘Heavy Metal’, which was released last month. “Hey now!/ These situations/ Situations/ Situations/ Hey now!/ Just keep your patience/ Just
[Photo by: Erik Rojas] After teasing a collab for months, alternative singer/rapper DE’WAYNE and Waterparks’ Awsten Knight have finally released their highly anticipated track “Perfume.” The duo also shared a refreshing music video for the song. With the new track, DE’WAYNE hopes to show that love doesn’t just manifest in one emotion, and falling in
Metallica’s 2003 Summer Sanatarium tour caused quite a stir at the time, the metal titans’ decision to take out nu-metal openers upsetting their longtime fans. The band had just released St. Anger, mind you, so Metallica didn’t exactly have fan sentiment in their corner. Spirit Adrift’s Nate Garrett was among those Met fans put off
Coachella won’t be happening at all this year. According to a new report, the festival has nixed plans for a potential October date, and has now been pushed to April of 2022, two industry sources tell Variety. While nothing has been officially announced, this would mark a two-year absence for Coachella, which takes place over
Bodega Bamz is rolling like a G in the latest feature presentation off his El Camino album. In the cinematic clip, Bodega masterminds a kidnapping and rolls through the city with a body in trunk of his Blue Benz. The heinous ending shows the rapper abandoning the vehicle with his lifeless victim in the driver
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Bernard Smalls / @PhotosByBeanz In the latest monthly installment of Dr. Dre’s Divorce Saga, the iconic Hip-Hop producer/rapper is looking to move on with his love life and asking a judge to help make it so. According to TMZ The Chronic artist is requesting a bifurcation of his divorce proceedings in
Prince William and Prince Harry‘s attempts to mend fences after the Oprah interview have hit a roadblock — William wants their future conversations to remain private. The elder Royal bro is reportedly concerned — and possibly peeved — that any talks he has with his little brother end up going public in the media, which
It was another down night for the broadcast networks on Wednesday. Starting things off for NBC was Chicago Med. The beloved drama had 6.8 million total viewers and a 0.7 rating in the demo — slipping 30% in the latter vs. its last original. This marks a series low in the demo. Chicago Fire (7.2
The Motion Picture Association released its annual report on box office and home entertainment, and the bottom line is sobering but little surprise after a year of Covid closures. The U.S./Canada box office market was down 80% in 2020, to $2.2 billion, while tickets sold were down 81% to 0.24 billion. Still, that was offset
News Lucinda Williams Covers Sharon Van Etten’s “Save Yourself”: Listen From the 10th anniversary reissue of Van Etten’s 2010 LP Epic By Madison Bloom March 18, 2021 Facebook Twitter Lucinda Williams, photo by Danny Clinch Facebook Twitter Sharon Van Etten has shared another cover from epic Ten. This one is by Lucinda Williams, who has
Rising Toronto rapper DijahSB is back with more new music that packs plenty of atmospheric style. Earlier this morning, they released “Overtime”, a slice of trip-hop funk featuring fellow Canadian artist Chris Castello. Stream it below. “Overtime” is an infectious, uptempo dance groove, especially compared to DijahSB’s previous single “By Myself”. Whereas that track was
Pre-Save Die 4 Respect now: https://DDG.lnk.to/D4RPreSave “Money Long” available at: https://DDG.lnk.to/MoneyLong Official Audio: https://youtu.be/zAUiy4vqxxY Video Director: Kaleb Rowland Video Producer: Kenny Casimir Follow DDG: Tweets by PontiacMadeDDG https://www.facebook.com/Pontiacmadeddg/ https://www.instagram.com/pontiacmadeddg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKqqDlf6lfo3ChRA4-gzusQ Follow OG Parker: https://www.instagram.com/ogxparker/ Lyrics: Saying free the guys to my homie home Gotta keep a glock, niggas hating cuz my money long I can’t
As Gallant gears up to take his fans on a trip to Neptune, he announces more details about the project. On Wednesday, the Columbia, Maryland native announced that Neptune will release on March 26. The eight-track offering will feature guest appearances from The Vocal Bible Brandy, R&B duo VanJess and heartthrob Arin Ray. He also shared the official
The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards were hosted on Sunday night in Los Angeles with host Trevor Noah handing out statues from the Los Angeles Convention Center. As COVID-19 has raged on for more than a year now, the awards show featured a common theme with a limited live audience that featured musical performers and nominees.
Beyoncé made Grammy history by becoming the most awarded solo act. On Sunday (March 14), the “Black Parade” singer broke the record for most Grammy wins from a solo artist. Up until Sunday, country singer Alison Krauss held the title with 27 career wins. During this year’s show, Bey won the Best Music Video award
Kansas announced a new concert album, Point of Know Return Live & Beyond, arriving on May 28. The 22-track album documents 12 shows from 2019 and 2020, recorded during their anniversary tour behind 1977’s Point of Know Return. The new project includes that LP in full, alongside other deep cuts and hits. The record, available to pre-order