- June 30, 2025
The Whispers’ Walter Scott Dies at 81
Walter Scott, a co-founding member of the R&B group the Whispers, has died, the Los Angeles Sentinel reports. Scott had been living with cancer for
Alex G Adds Tour Dates, Shares Video for New Song “June Guitar”: Watch
Alex G has released “June Guitar,” the second single from the new album Headlights. Longtime Alex G collaborator Zev Magasis directed the “June Guitar” music
Cash Cobain Announces North American Headlining Tour, Shares Video for “Sick N Tired”: Watch
Cash Cobain has announced his first-ever headlining tour. The 22-stop Party With Slizzy Tour will take the New York rapper and producer across the U.S.
LCD Soundsystem Share Tom Sharkett Edit of “Home”: Listen
LCD Soundsystem have shared an official edit of This Is Happening track “Home,” courtesy of Tom Sharkett of Manchester synth-pop band W. H. Lung. DFA
Wilco Announce 2026 Return of Sky Blue Sky Festival
Wilco have announced the return of their destination music festival Sky Blue Sky. In its first iteration since 2023, the five-day event will take place
Cash Cobain and OnlyHeaven Link Up for New Song “Sick N Tired”: Listen
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The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson Remembered by Bob Dylan, Al Jardine, John Cusack, and More
“I’ve know the Beach boys since the mid 60’s and have done lots of shows with them,” Bachman-Turner Overdrive’s Randy Bachman shared. “They were the
Ariel Kalma, French New-Age Pioneer, Dies at 78
Ariel Kalma, the pioneering French new-age musician, electronic composer, and multi-instrumentalist, has died. The news was confirmed in a statement from record label Rvng Intl.,
Listen to Mariah Carey’s New Song “Type Dangerous”
Mariah Carey is back with “Type Dangerous,” her first original solo song since 2019. The track, which Carey produced alongside N.W.I. and Daniel Moore, samples
Marc Maron to End His Long-Running WTF Podcast
Marc Maron has revealed that he’s ending his long-running, game-changing podcast WTF With Marc Maron. After nearly 16 years spent interviewing musicians, comedians, and other