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New artists on the bill include Ms. Dynamite, Gotts Street Park and more The post More names added to All Points East 2025 'Provenance' line-up of Cleo Sol, Chronixx and SAULT appeared first on NME.
The British singer hit the stage for a DJ-assisted run through a trio of songs from her recent mixtape on Wednesday night's (July 30) show.
"I love myself more than ever, no longer do shit that harms my body to try to get people to like me" The post Mike Posner compares life now to when he wrote 'I Took A Pill In Ibiza': "I feel proud to look at the song lyrics and know that NONE of them are true anymore" appeared first on NME.
The star's lawyers say he was merely "producing amateur pornography" and that he's protected by the First Amendment.
The frontman said he battled through illness to record band's "Alive in the Catacombs" EP before being sedated and flown home.
“This is a chance for us to stand together and say: this can't continue” The post Brian Eno announces 'Together For Palestine' London Wembley gig "gathering artists, musicians and people” appeared first on NME.
(Transgressive)Velvets-style drone rock, trad folk, anarcho-punk and hippy whimsy are all discernible in the Brighton quartet’s debut album – all played with white-knuckle intensityOver the past year or so, you would have been hard pushed to read any of the New Eves’ interviews without feeling at least a little intrigued by what the Brighton quartet are reportedly up to. Said features usually discuss their onstage theatricality – there is talk of improvised dance and indeed “experimental…
"A disgrace to the name of Elvis Presley and his loyal fans," one said The post "Atrocious" 'Elvis Evolution' London show hit by terrible reviews, walk-outs and angry pensioner being dragged out appeared first on NME.
“I do not see how shaming each other is the best way to move forward in the fight for Palestinian freedom” The post Rosalía responds to “shaming” over "silence” on Palestine: "The finger should be pointed upwards” appeared first on NME.
A £250,000 fund has been made to help support local music spaces The post Money from Oasis' Heaton Park gigs to fund Manchester grassroots venues appeared first on NME.
He also shared that he would like to “block off six months” and begin writing “with no rules” The post System Of A Down's John Dolmayan shares the "secret sauce" of how they might get new album made appeared first on NME.
The music legend took to Instagram to commemorate the date with a photo of handmade cards from his sons, Elijah and Zachary.
The trio was promoted following a hot start to 2025 with successes for CMAT, Little Simz and more.
With 2,655,826 votes counted, this edition marked triple j’s fourth-largest Hottest 100 voting turnout ever.
They've also shared the album's extensive release schedule The post ZEROBASEONE announce debut album, 'Never Say Never' appeared first on NME.
"Fearless, and simply larger than life… but also kind, thoughtful and generous," Dion said of the metal icon.
The Austin Butler-starring film arrives in theaters on Aug. 29
The British singer released her latest mixtape, Fancy That, in May
The bill includes Aussie favorites ICEHOUSE, Cold Chisel bandmate Ian Moss and Kate Ceberano.
"After much hand-wringing, it hit me, 'Why not just do my favorite song?'" explains Band of Horses' Ben Bridwell.
"I always admired his boundless spirit and ear for melody" The post Celine Dion remembers Ozzy Osbourne: "He was a true original!" appeared first on NME.
The nascent festival will see the two acts making their debut appearances in Australia this October.
On the followup to the pair’s 2020 collaboration, Gibbs sounds unusually animated. The album is an effective demonstration of the rapper’s formalist technique—and prickly personality.
The Baton Rouge rapper’s first release since his legal pardon is a hyper-emotive data dump that churns through hunger, bitterness, boasts, and torment at breakneck speeds.
On his debut album, the Detroit rapper wrestles with his home scene’s growing influence on mainstream rap. He offers a portrait of his city that’s both loving and critical, grounded in stories that couldn’t have come from anywhere else.
"This honestly makes me sick" The post Jess Glynne slams White House's use of viral Jet2 Holidays trend for ICE deportations video appeared first on NME.
The band enlisted Nine Inch Nails' touring member Ilan Rubin as their new stickman
A couple weeks ago, They Are Gutting A Body Of Water announced their new album LOTTO and unveiled the single "trainers," which we very much enjoyed. It followed May's “American Food,” and now the Philly band is back with a new tune called "my car is singing like a locust," which is not on the LP because they're just that generous.
Little by little, the Drumpocalypse is being mitigated. Following Josh Freese's firing in May, Foo Fighters will be replacing him with drummer Ilan Rubin, and Freese will return the favor by filling in for him on Nine Inch Nails’ tour.
Nine Inch Nails touring drummer llan Rubin will replace Josh Freese behind the kit in Foo Fighters, multiple sources confirm to SPIN. The decision to hire Rubin, 37, was made two weeks ago following the departure of Freese, who was let go in May. Freese had filled the Foos' drum role since 2023 in the wake …
Last week, Spanish fashion designer Miguel Adrover made a post about refusing to work with Rosalía due to her silence on the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Today, the Spanish superstar addressed the situation.
The duo reunited for a new covers EP, Making Good Time, out Sept. 12th
Ganser are back with another Animal Hospital preview, one that technically began all the way back in 2001. "stripe" follows "Black Sand" and "Discount Diamonds," and it's a hypnotic, existential little number.
I'm on Long Island writing an article about a song called "Long Island." Isn't that beautiful? Except Sydney Sprague's new Peak Experience single is, in fact, not about the place, but about alcoholic beverage known as a Long Island Iced Tea, which I have never consumed and will never consume because I am not built for that. Let's go over the ingredients (per Wikipedia): vodka, tequila, light rum, triple sec, gin, and a splash of cola. That is disturbing. But the song is nice.
The Grammy winner is due to testify at the jury trial set to begin next month
Fans and relatives of the late Ozzy Osbourne converged to pay their final respects to metal star in his home city.
Donald Trump is no stranger to pissing off musicians for using their music during his campaign — Beyoncé, Olivia Rodrigo, and the White Stripes are just a few of those artists who've condemned the White House for using their music without permission in the past year alone. But right now, tens of thousands of people are being held captive in inhumane ICE detention centers, many of whom are being denied basic human rights as they face illegal deportation. These songs aren't just being used for…
In a new lawsuit, Felix “Fefe” Burgos accused Epic Games of turning his copyrighted choreo into an in-game emote without his permission
John Dwyer is perpetually releasing cool, weird music, and sometimes that music comes out under the banner of OSEES, the prolific rocker's best-known band. (We recently spoke to him about Chime Oblivion, his band with David Barbarossa of Adam & The Ants/Bow Wow Wow.) Next week, OSEES will release ABOMINATION REVEALED AT LAST, an album Dwyer says was inspired by atrocities including "AI empathy, genocides, social media data collection & addiction, the alignment of tech billionaires with the…
Frost Children's "Control" and "Falling" have been serving as great messy summer anthems, and now they're back with another. The electro-pop duo is unleashing the newest SISTER preview, "What Is Forever For," today.
The viral commercial, which features the singer-songwriter's song "Hold My Hand," has been used in more than 71,000 TikTok posts in a trend that has remained generally lighthearted until now
Indie singer-songwriter explores grown-up problems on her fantastic fourth album
The country star, a proud heavy-metal fan, performed “Mama, I’m Coming Home” during an appearance on Howard Stern
Clinton is the leader of two important funk bands, Parliament and Funkadelic. In 1975, Parliament released Mothership Connection, a loose concept album about funk musicians as galactic invaders.
After the departure of frontman Isaac Wood, the English rock band reconfigured and uncovered exciting new sounds in the process.
Thousands descended upon rocker’s hometown of Birmingham to give the city’s prodigal son a fitting send-off
Joyer are back. The East Coast indie rock brother duo have announced their new album On The Other End Of The Line…, and before it's out in October, they've released its lead single "Cure" today.
Can I interest you in a record where a guy with a voice like a disgruntled hell-goblin screams that he hates everything before the world's ugliest guitar riff kicks in? Yes, right? Doesn't that sound like something that you need in your life? It is, I promise. It's a great time. Philly hardcore marauders Scarab just dropped their full-length debut Burn After Listening, and it hits like a cinderblock to the spinal column. Let it in. Let the hate consume you.
Last year was big for IDLES with the release of their Grammy-nominated album TANGK. Since then the Bristol post-punks collaborated with Danny Brown for a “POP POP POP” remix and frontman Joe Talbot joined Chvrches' Lauren Mayberry for an alternate version of her song “Sorry, Etc, Etc.” Now the band is back to announce music for Darren Aronofsky’s highly anticipated action crime thriller Caught Stealing.
You motherfuckers better get ready for the next Ratboys album. I don't even know if they've recorded it yet, but I know it's going to rule. Last year, the band came through Charlottesville and played a bunch of new songs, and I can't wait to hear those new songs again. Shout out Ratboys frontwoman Julia Steiner. I met her after the show, and she was unbelievably cool. I wish I could tell you something else about the next Ratboys album, but I can't. I can, however, tell you that the UK…