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Brian Eno Announces First-Ever Solo Tour

For the first time ever, Brian Eno is taking a live solo show on the road. He’ll perform a concert program called Ships across Europe this fall, built around 2016 album The Ship and featuring new and old compositions from his catalog. He will be backed by the Baltic Sea Philharmonic (with conductor Kristjan Järvi), […]

Peter Gabriel Shares New Song “Road to Joy” [Bright-Side Mix]: Listen

Peter Gabriel has shared “Road to Joy” [Bright-Side Mix] the latest of six singles from his forthcoming LP I/O. The song was recorded at Real World Studios in Bath, the Beehive and British Grove in London, and High Seas Studios in Johannesburg, South Africa. Check out the “Bright-Side Mix”—helmed by Mark “Spike“ Stent—of the track […]

Watch Phoenix Bring Out Pusha T in Paris

Last night during Phoenix’s set at We Love Green Festival in Paris, the band began performing a song that appeared to combine elements of their early track “Funky Squaredance” with their Alpha Zulu track “All Eyes on Me.” Pusha T then made his way out to join the band with a new verse of his […]

Skrillex Pauses Primavera Sound 2023 Set After Fire Breaks Out Onstage

Skrillex was forced to pause his set at Primavera Sound 2023 on Friday night (June 2) after a fire broke out onstage. Representatives from the festival confirmed that there was a small fire in one of the lights on the stage and that no injuries were reported. A festival employee announced over the public address […]

Fugees Return for Surprise Roots Picnic Performance: Watch

Ms. Lauryn Hill’s headlining set at this year’s Roots Picnic in Philadelphia on Saturday night turned into a surprise Fugees reunion. She brought out Wyclef Jean and Pras Michel for a six-song set that included performances of “How Many Mics,” “Ready or Not,” “Killing Me Softly,” and “Fu-Gee-La.” Watch footage here and here. Earlier this […]

Ethel Cain Collapses Onstage at Sydney Opera House, Says She’s Feeling Better

On Saturday night, Ethel Cain’s performance at the Sydney Opera House as part of the Vivid Live festival ended abruptly after the singer collapsed onstage. Video of the moments following the collapse show people rushing to check on her, and fans shared their concern over social media. Cain has now released a statement in an […]

Watch Taylor Swift and Maren Morris Perform “You All Over Me” in Chicago

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour continued last night with a performance at Chicago’s Soldier Field. During the show, she brought out surprise guest Maren Morris for a live rendition of their Fearless (Taylor’s Version) collaboration “You All Over Me.” It was Swift’s first time playing the song live. Watch it happen here. After speaking about her […]

Cynthia Weil, Songwriter for the Ronettes, Chaka Khan, and the Righteous Brothers, Dies at 82

Cynthia Weil, the songwriter known for “On Broadway,” “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’,” and more, died on Thursday, June 1, The Associated Press reports, citing Weil’s daughter, Dr. Jenn Mann. A cause of death was not disclosed. Weil was 82 years old. Weil was born in 1940 and grew up in a Jewish family in […]

Young Miko Enlists Jowell & Randy for New Song “ID”: Watch the Video

Rising Puerto Rican trap artist Young Miko has teamed up with reggaeton duo Jowell & Randy for her latest track. It’s called “ID,” and it’s produced by Caleb Calloway, Guelo Star, and Mauro. Watch the Joshua “Shot” Rivera–directed music video for “ID” below. Young Miko made a splash earlier this year with her single “Lisa,” […]

Gunna Addresses RICO Case Fallout in New Song “Bread & Butter”: Listen

Gunna has shared a new song and video, “Bread & Butter”—his first solo track since being released from custody in December after admitting affiliation with the Young Stoner Life (YSL) collective. The song, which you can hear below, addresses his public life in the intervening months. He alludes to various rumors of snitching in the […]

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