Oso Oso has lined up a North American tour. The emo and power pop group led by Jade Lilitri will hit dozens of US cities (and Toronto!) this fall with support from Leisure Hour, Bad Luck, Liquid Mike, and Bugsy. Check out a full list of dates below. When tickets for the tour go on
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Twisted Teens have signed to Sub Pop. The prolific New Orleans punk outfit led by Caspian Halliwell and RJ Santos have also added a pair of U.S. shows to their already enormous tour schedule. Those will take place in Los Angeles and San Francisco in early September. Find the full itinerary, also including a new
Boston slowcore trio Horse Jumper of Love are ringing in the 10th anniversary of their debut album with a special reissue. Alongside remastered versions of their original songs are unreleased tracks, demos, and alternate takes. Horse Jumper of Love (Deluxe Edition) is out September 25 via Run for Cover, and you can hear “Heather,” which
Anderson .Paak and Cordae go way back. The two artists first linked on “RNP,” from Cordae’s 2019 debut The Lost Boy, and have remained frequent collaborators. Now they’ve joined forces once again—this time for a whole album. Heavy Is the Crown drops October 23 via Apeshit/Mass Appeal/Empire. Below, check out the project’s cover art, apparently
I never said nothing about this young buck before but since he’s trying to drag me into this here rodeo again, here’s my official response to Cowboy Charley’s accusations: So you think you’re bad, with your rapWell I’ll tell ya pilgrim I started the crapWhen you were in diapers and wetting the sheetsI was at
Heavens to Betsy, the punk band of Sleater-Kinney’s Corin Tucker and Tracy Sawyer, have announced their first release since their split in 1994. After announcing a reunion tour back in June, the duo has unveiled Baby’s Gone, an archival album that Kill Rock Stars will release on October 16. Listen to “Ain’t Never Goin’ Back,”
In 2024, Animal Collective’s Geologist (né Brian Weitz) decamped to visual artist Kyle Simon’s Farrington Observatory in Joshua Tree, where they, incredibly, harnessed the power of the moon to record music. That single composition is now arriving in album form called The Sirens, which is out October 16 on Outside Time. You can listening to
Cameron Winter is releasing his first live album, Live at Carnegie Hall, on October 9. The show took place at the concert hall last December, featuring stripped-back renditions of songs from Heavy Metal, as well as three previously unreleased tracks. Though Paul Thomas Anderson and Benny Safdie filmed the show, details of accompanying footage have
ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard, who played with the band for more than 50 years, died on Monday, August 17. He was in hospice care in Richmond, Texas, surrounded by family members, according to a representative. No cause of death was given. He was 77. ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons said in a statement, “Today, Elwood
Milwaukee rapper Funny $Money has died. He was one of two killed in a shooting in the city’s Old North neighborhood on August 17, WISN 12 News reports. His nephew told the station, “The last thing I said to my uncle was, ‘I love you and be safe.’ He said, ‘I’m always safe.’ That was
My New Band Believe:08-21-23 Bannau Brychiniog, Wales – Green Man Festival08-26 Los Angeles, CA – Lodge Room08-27 Los Angeles, CA – Lodge Room08-28 San Francisco, CA – Rickshaw Stop08-29 Sacramento, CA – The Starlet Room08-31 Portland, OR – Polaris Hall09-01 Seattle, WA – Barboza09-02 Vancouver, British Columbia – The Fox Cabaret09-04 Madison, WI – Memorial
Ray Ray Star is making a powerful statement with the worldwide release of his latest single, “Back From The Ashes,” an uplifting track that embodies perseverance, redemption, and the unstoppable spirit of starting over. Now available across major streaming services, the single arrives with a bold message wrapped in a dynamic, emotionally charged performance. Inspired
Rocky Kramer will be hosting “A Kind of Magic” on this week’s episode of Rocky Kramer’s Rock & Roll Tuesdays on Twitch. Tune into Twitch on Tuesday, August 18th, 2026 at 7 PM PT for this amazing show. Rocky Kramer is a guitar virtuoso, often being compared to the greatest guitar players in the world.
Acclaimed singer, songwriter and harmonica virtuoso returns August 21st with a deeply personal collection of blues, rock and soul on Tribeca Records Tribeca Records proudly announces the August 21st release of Could Have Found Grace, the powerful new album from acclaimed Irish singer, songwriter and harmonica virtuoso Paddy Smith. A veteran of Ireland’s blues-rock scene,
The dog days of summer may be fast approaching, but festival season is still in full swing. Outside Lands returning to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park this weekend (August 7-9), for its first edition since the death of co-founder Jonathan Mayers last year. The lineup includes headliners Charli XCX, the Strokes, and Rüfüs Du Sol,
Weezer have shared the latest single from The Gold Album. In the video for “C.E.O.”, a pair of record executives played by Rob Riggle and Rob Huebel hound Rivers Cuomo into reenacting the iconic clip for “Undone (The Sweater Song)” from 1994’s Blue Album. “People are hungry for nostalgia,” Huebel insists, brandishing a “CEO” mug.
Jacques Greene is putting out his third solo album, JG, on October 16. Ahead of the fall release, the Montreal producer’s LuckyMe imprint has also dropped the lead single, “Presence.” Scroll down to listen to the bass-heavy two-step track. The album’s feature selections—including DJ Boring, umru, and SAM-E—were all inspired by the organic relationships in
Dawn Richard has revealed details of her first solo album in half a decade. Creole Culture arrives October 9 via Merge. Big Freedia guests on the opening track. Richard has also shared “Enough,” a second taste of the LP following “Baby, Can We?”, her June single with Durand Bernarr. Listen below. In press materials, Richard
Music publications BrooklynVegan, Alternative Press, Revolver, and Goldmine have been gutted by parent company Veeps, according to various sources. Nearly all staff at each publication appear to have been laid off yesterday. Veeps, which is now part of Live Nation, seems to have owned the publications since 2024 or 2025. Pitchfork has emailed Veeps and
Sleep has more in store than an upcoming tour and comic book. The stoner doom-metal gods are set to drop Hempispheres (get it?) on October 30 via Third Man. The follow-up to 2018’s The Sciences marks the band’s first with its new lineup of Bubba Dupree and Dale Crover, who join longtime frontman Al Cisneros.
Beyoncé has shared a remix pack to accompany her recent single “Morning Dew (Donk),” including one with a rare verse from Jay-Z. The chaotically high-octane new version of the track—which is set to appear on a 20th anniversary reissue of B’Day—samples a string of hits including Soulja Boy’s “Donk,” the Isley Brothers’ “Between the Sheets,”
When Kanye West released Vultures 2, his second collaborative LP with Ty Dolla $ign, in 2024, he quickly drew accusations of using AI to deepfake his own voice. Now, a lawsuit filed by a producer who claims to have worked on the album appears to corroborate those rumors. According to a new Rolling Stone report,
John Douglas, the guitarist and vocalist of Scottish indie rock outfit Trashcan Sinatras, has died, the band announced on social media. He was 62. “We are devastated to inform all of you that we have lost our dear friend and brother John after a brief illness,” Francis Reader, Paul Livingston, Stephen Douglas, and Davy Hughes
Helen, the shoegaze trio of Grouper’s Liz Harris, bassist Scott Simmons, and drummer Jed Bindeman, have announced their first album in over a decade. Linda’s Head arrives October 2 via Kranky—11 years after the band’s lone studio LP, 2015’s The Original Faces. Below, hear two songs from the album—the title track and “Dead Shark II”—and
Update: It Is. Per Stereogum, Fenix finally confirmed it on a recent IG post, stating in part, “never said I didn’t use Al, i said it had nun to do w recording process. I didn’t even know what da app was till we mixed it and erbody started commenting.” Fenix Flexin’s summer anthem “Rubberz” was
Becoming The Attractions (Disc 4)01 Alison – What’s On Granada Reports02 Introduction By Dave Robinson – Live, The Nashville Room03 Mystery Dance – Live, The Nashville Room04 Pay It Back – Soundcheck, The Nashville Room05 Radio Sweetheart – Soundcheck, The Nashville Room06 Sneaky Feelings – Soundcheck, The Nashville Room07 Crawling To The U.S.A. – Soundcheck,
Three weeks after teasing the follow-up to 2024’s Blue Lips, TDE rapper and noted golf fanatic Schoolboy Q has announced a brief 10-year anniversary tour of his 2016 record Blank Face LP. The trip kicks off this October in Atlanta, includes two hometown shows in Los Angeles, and wraps things up in Las Vegas. Check
The staff of Pitchfork listens to a lot of new music. A lot of it. On any given day our writers, editors, and contributors go through an imposing number of new releases, giving recommendations to each other and discovering new favorites along the way. Each Monday, with our Pitchfork Selects playlist, we’re sharing what our
You never know what to expect from Kylie Minogue. One minute she is Kylie: the prodigal pop star, beloved across generations, perennially able to pull a perfect comeback hit out of a hat. The next she is starring alongside Denis Lavant in a ludicrous Leos Carax arthouse film. In any case, she is never unsurprising,
New Radicals, the legendary one-hit-wonders whose frontman, Gregg Alexander, went on to write “Murder on the Dancefloor,” are back with their first original song in nearly three decades. The bucket-hatted bandleader wrote “One Night Only (Break Loose Break Free!)” for the soundtrack to One Night Only, a rom-com starring Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner that
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