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Playboi Carti will embark on the Antagonist arena tour this fall, playing his largest venues to date. The outing begins Sept. 6 in Denver and features a buzzy lineup of support acts from his Opium Records label such as Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, and Homixide Gang.
Atlanta’s ONE Musicfest revealed a stacked lineup for its 14th edition on Oct. 28-29 in Piedmont Park. The event will feature Kendrick Lamar, Janet Jackson, Brent Faiyaz, Megan Thee Stallion, and Chief Keef, plus a 50 Years of Hip-Hop stage with Nelly, Killer Mike, Goodie Mob, Big Daddy Kane, KRS-One, DJ Drama, Waka Flocka, Trina, and Too Short, among many others.
Disclosure is surprise releasing a new album tomorrow (July 14) titled Alchemy. It’s the dance duo’s first since launching its own label, Apollo Records, through AWAL Recordings.
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Edie Brickell, CJ Camerieri, and Trever Hagen have teamed in an experimental-leaning new group called Heavy MakeUp, and its self-titled debut LP will arrive Sept. 8 through Shuffle Records/Thirty Tigers. The lead track is “All the Time.”
Haim will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its debut album Days Are Gone with a Sept. 29 reissue in a variety of formats, including a double-LP with bonus tracks and remixes.
U.K. rock outfit Yard Act has a new song out, “The Trench Coast Museum,” ahead of a big fall North American tour beginning Sept. 13 in Minneapolis.
Cherry Glazerr’s first album in four years, I Don’t Want You Anymore, is due Sept. 29 from Secretly Canadian. Group member Clementine Creevy co-produced it with Yves Rothman of Yves Tumor. Check out lead single “Soft Like a Flower” here.
Beloved Orange County punk rockers the Adolescents are releasing their first album in nine years, Caesar Salad Days, tomorrow through Frontier Records.
