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My Chemical Romance dropped jaws at Wembley Stadium with a jaw-dropping, theatrical rock spectacle that turned the venue into a dystopian state called Draag, complete with opera singers, pyrotechnics, and Gerard Way commanding the stage like a revolutionary leader. Fans in military jackets and black eyeliner roared through every note of The Black Parade, from “This Is How I Disappear” to “Cancer”...

German thrash legends Exumer return with their most aggressive and direct album in seven years, “Death Mask Messiah,” dropping August 28. Packed with 11 tracks, it blends classic thrash fury with fresh energy, featuring their first recording with new rhythm section Jerome Reil and Alex Voss. Lyrical themes tackle modern U.S. politics, misinformation, and cultural division—with vocalist Mem V. Stei...

After The Beatles split, George Harrison and Ringo Starr kept collaborating more than McCartney and Lennon—Harrison with nearly 30 duets, Ringo close behind, McCartney at 14, and Lennon just 3. Most of these 70s sessions happened as each soloed, but McCartney and Starr kept working together into the 2000s. Excluding Beatles originals and covers, the list reveals surprising pairings: Harrison on Ch...

Autopsy is reviving their 1991 death metal classic “Mental Funeral” with two special anniversary editions dropping August 14th—remastered by Greg Wilkinson and pressed on limited red and green vinyl. The double-disc set includes a bonus commentary track featuring founding members Chris Reifert, Eric Cutler, and Danny Coralles, diving into the album’s creation and raw inspiration. Formed in 1987 an...

Anthrax is back with their first full-length album in a decade, “Cursum Perficio,” dropping September 18 — a raw, aggressive, and emotionally charged return that feels like a love letter to fans and a defiant “my journey is over” declaration. The title track’s single, “The Edge Of Perfection,” is already being hailed by guitarist Scott Ian as their greatest song ever, and drummer Charlie Benante r...

Montreux Jazz turns 60 with a new book celebrating its soul—where artists breathe, collaborate, and create freely, thanks to a legacy of care that began with Claude Nobs and lives on under Mathieu Jaton. Beyond the stage, the historic town inspires, with legends like Bowie and Queen echoing through its streets. Performers like Sienna Spiro feel at home, drawn to the festival’s rare blend of fresh...

U2’s Creative Director Gavin Friday, a lifelong friend since their Dublin days, keeps it real with blunt feedback—even at stadium shows. When Joshua Tree blew up, Bono called him to critique their own sold-out gigs. His biggest moment? Being tapped by Leonard Cohen during the 360° tour, geeking out over the legend’s albums and later chatting with him—proof that U2’s inner circle moves in magic, my...

BTS is transforming New York City into an immersive ARIRANG universe starting July 24th, turning the whole metropolis into an interactive extension of their world tour—with stamp rallies, fan dance events, exclusive food collabs, pop-up shops, and brand activations—all while they’re still rocking stages in Munich. This isn’t just a concert afterparty; it’s a citywide BTS experience designed for fa...

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds are making a triumphant return to Brighton with a full weekend of immersive art — from exclusive merch and a limited vinyl drop at Resident Records to a curated film series at the Duke of York’s, where Cave personally introduces five films that shaped his songwriting. This one-off UK show, supporting their latest album ‘Wild God’, is also hinting at new music on the hor...

Sir Anthony Hopkins, Oscar-winning legend, drops his first-ever album, ‘Life Is A Dream’ — a decades-in-the-making orchestral masterpiece inspired by his Welsh childhood. The debut single, ‘Bracken Road,’ written in 1963, sets the tone for this intimate, emotionally rich project, brought to life by conductor Gustavo Dudamel and the Philharmonia Orchestra. Hopkins, who’s long considered music his f...

Beth Orton returns with her most personal album yet, The Ground Above, a raw, two-part meditation on grief, death, and rebirth—her first in four years. Drawing from a younger self defined by “feral invincibility,” she channels that fearless energy into haunting melodies and intimate lyrics. The record pulses with political urgency shaped by motherhood and current events, while each track—from the...

Streaming’s overflowing with new music, but we’re cutting through the noise this week with five standout releases that prove artistry never ages. The Rolling Stones drop their 25th album, Foreign Tongues, delivering bluesy rock anthems that prove their fire still burns. Bring Me the Horizon reimagines their debut with heavier, sharper energy for their 20th anniversary. Jack White unleashes Frozen...

Kae Sera just dropped a sultry, late-night house remix of her hit “THE MOON,” reimagined as “SOMMERNACHT” — and it’s pure summer magic. With a deep, atmospheric beat and her hauntingly sensual vocals, she blends emotional depth with cinematic sophistication, turning a beloved track into a hypnotic new experience perfect for warm nights and smooth playlists. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a S...

Pastor Charles A.R. drops a soul-stirring new track “Depend On You,” teaming up with Joshua Penn and Ron Smith for a raw, faith-driven anthem about surrendering in struggle and emerging stronger. Produced by Marv4MoBeats, the modern hip-hop beat blends grit with hope, letting the trio’s conviction shine through. It’s a powerful reminder that even in the darkest moments, faith can be your anchor —...

Dina Dove just dropped “Cotard’s Delusion” — a genre-bending explosion of disco, grunge, and pop that’s shaking up the alternative scene with raw rock energy and a danceable beat. Her fearless sound blends futuristic vibes with classic grit, pulling you in with attitude and high-octane production. This is the track that proves she’s carving her own lane — and it’s a must-listen for anyone craving...

The Bergamot drops a gut-punch new track “Tides,” a raw, emotional anthem about family, love, loss, and the desperate need to be remembered — the haunting first taste of their upcoming album “Before This Is Over.” It’s deeply personal, universally resonant, and proof they turn pain into powerful storytelling. Don’t miss this one. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillo...

Liam Fray of Courteeners is backing Andy Burnham for Labour leader, praising his work in Manchester and joking that Burnham’s main qualification is showing up to their gigs—while Burnham, a longtime fan, even quoted their lyrics in speeches and used Oasis music in his campaign. With Burnham now back in Parliament and gaining strong party support, he’s poised for a major leadership role. The duo’s...

Megan Moroney lit up the Barclays Center with a surprise drop from Benson Boone, who smashed into the stage to perform “Beautiful Things” — a perfect match after Moroney’s own track of the same name. The crowd went nuts, proving her explosive crossover from country to pop. Not her first rodeo with big-name collabs, she’s already teamed up with Tate McRae on tour, expanding her reach across genres....

Yelawolf’s redefining his sound by fusing hip hop with rock and roll, earning wild crossover appeal—from reggae festivals to headlining rock stages. He’s found rock fans more open-minded than hip hop crowds, leading him to book only rock gigs. His new album 45 leans into a stripped-down, singer-songwriter vibe, born from personal growth and a desire to move beyond aggression. Despite global succes...

Shakira is making a triumphant return to Egypt for a historic concert at the Great Pyramids of Giza on November 28th—her first show there in nearly 20 years—and she’s also set to headline the first-ever FIFA World Cup final halftime show on July 19th, all while championing global education through her music. Following the massive success of her Grammy-winning 2024 album “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran,”...

Madonna just shattered another chart milestone in Australia, landing her thirteenth number one album with Confessions II—tying her with The Beatles and Taylor Swift for the most top albums ever, just behind Jimmy Barnes. Olivia Rodrigo’s latest drops to 2, while newcomer Sienna Shapiro makes a splash at 3 with Visitor. Deep Purple returns with Splat! at 19, and The Neighbourhood debuts Ultrasound...

The Nice, late-60s rock pioneers, turned Frank Sinatra’s “America” into a searing protest anthem after Robert Kennedy’s assassination, with keyboardist Keith Emerson burning an American flag onstage at London’s Royal Albert Hall — a stunt that got them banned but turned heads. Formed as a backing band for PP Arnold, they quickly carved their own path, blending classical music into rock to birth th...

Bruce Hornsby’s bold new album Indigo Park redefines his sound, weaving rock, jazz, classical, and hip-hop into a daring tapestry that honors his roots while pushing musical boundaries. Inspired by Elton John and Muddy Waters, and shaped by collaborations with Ezra Koenig, Bonnie Raitt, and the late Robert Hunter, the record explores time, memory, and emotional depth. Hornsby, who defied genre lab...

Biff Byford’s back, stronger than ever, as Saxon roar back onto the European festival circuit after his colon cancer battle — hitting Wacken and Bloodstock this summer while flying the British metal flag. The band’s resurgence? Solid new albums and social media magic reconnecting them with a fresh wave of fans. They’ve got a new album done, two videos shot, and a September pre-order date teased —...

July 28, 1979, Cleveland’s World Series of Rock turned from rock spectacle to nightmare—gang violence, fan deaths, and backstage chaos erupted before Aerosmith’s disastrous performance, culminating in the festival’s cancellation and foreshadowing the deadly crowd stampede at a Who show just months later. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advert...