Ahead of their forthcoming album A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, the 1975 have unveiled the excitably titled "TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME." Press materials refer to the song as the new record's…
Weirdo New Zealand smooth-rocker Connan Mockasin has been pretty quiet since 2016's Soft Hair, his collaborative album with Sam Dust, though he's popped up from time to time with friends…
It's a beautiful day, and Pearl Jam's social media comment sections are up in arms because the band's latest concert poster features an illustration of the White…
Last night on the Late Late Show, Ariana Grande joined James Corden for a jukebox musical speedrun through the plot of everyone's three-hour tearjerker favorite, James Cameron's Titanic.
Recently, Warner Music Group, parent to Warner Bros. Records, Atlantic Records, and ticketing platform Songkick, announced it had purchased millennial entertainment and lifestyle media brand…
R. Kelly is scheduled to perform at the Hulu Theatre at New York City's Madison Square Garden next month, according to the venue's website, ticketing …
Radiohead's Thom Yorke has announced an upcoming Tomorrow's Modern Boxes U.S. tour with longtime producer Nigel Godrich and audiovisual collaborator Tarik Barri. The concert will be…
Just as his controversial career begins to solidify, rainbow-haired rapper 6ix9ine could face prison time over his 2015 conviction for sexual misconduct with a minor, Pitchfork and…
Yesterday, TMZ's airport cameras got Backstreet Boy Brian Littrell to talk about the ongoing rape investigation against bandmate Nick Carter. "I can't make any public statement about…
Tim Kasher's long-running emo/post-hardcore outfit Cursive have announced Vitriola, their first new album in six years, with biting first single "Life Savings." The new record finds Kasher, guitarist Ted Stevens, and…
Right now you may be wondering: Why was Regina Spektor on the Late Show With Stephen Colbert to play "Samson," a song from her 2006 album Begin to Hope? It is…
Beet-faced conspiracy monger Alex Jones lost some megaphones today, as YouTube, Facebook, Spotify, and Apple announced steps to remove content published by the Infowars founder and infamous Trump whisperer.
