This week, Bridgers hosted album listening events at planetariums across the world called the “Lost Weekend Planetarium Experience.” “Come listen to the album field trip style,” she wrote on Instagram ...

For Harrison Gordon, bliss isn't the same thing as happiness. That gap is the whole concept behind their new album, BLISS, which grew out of a period of chasing short-term dopamine hits: video games, ...

The song, which follows “HIT ME HARDER,” was teased on Instagram by vocalist Nathaniel Motte, whose daughter is featured on the track. “This song started in the place I’m happiest: in our living room ...

See our recap and photos from Inkcarceration 2026, featuring the Used, Poppy, Bad Omens, Limp Bizkit, Sleeping With Sirens, and more.

L7’s longtime bassist Jennifer Finch has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. Her loved ones shared the news today on her Instagram, asking the community to rally around her. “After ...

Pretty Sick has announced her new album, Anarchy, out Sept. 11 via Dirty Hit. It follows 2024’s Streetwise EP, which she made with Drain Gang and Sad Boys collaborator Woesum. The project, helmed by ...

Oliver Tree, the musician who imbued pop with absurdist humor, died in a collision between two helicopters in Rio de Janeiro while on tour in South America, Associated Press reports. He was 32. Tree ...

Hayley Williams has announced more solo dates for 2026, dubbing them “The Hayley Williams Show.” The announcement arrives as Williams is about to wrap the first leg of the tour in support of last year ...

But of course, ISELLA, an artist, songwriter and producer, a violinist, has been playing with the idea of discomfort for years. It’s present in her first viral songs like “The Doll People” and “Hot ...

The festival is a mix of everything from music and art to comedy sets and culinary experiences, all soundtracked by the artists on the lineup. Single-day, weekend GA, GA + re-entry, and deluxe tickets ...

Aftershock has unveiled the lineup for its 2026 edition — and it’s stacked.

2006 was a pivotal year in music and culture — a time when sites like YouTube, MySpace, and PureVolume became platforms for discovery for bands and fans alike, shaping what millions of millennials ...