Jerry Garcia isn’t just one of the most beloved rock stars ever, a legendary guitar player, and leader of the greatest rock band of all time from its inception in 1965 up through his passing in 1995. The Grateful Dead co-founder was also a font of casual philosophical wisdom, offering …
Read More »Madonna Rereleases 'Dress You Up' for Single's 40th Anniversary
Madonna has shared a three-track digital rerelease of her 1985 single “Dress You Up.” Released for the dance-pop song’s 40th anniversary, the digital edition features a remixed version, the 12-inch formal mix of the track, and an instrumental mix. “Dress You Up” was the final single off Madonna’s LP Like …
Read More »Rauw Alejandro Weathers the Storm in Dramatic 'Buenos Términos' Video
Rauw Alejandro has shared a new single, “Buenos Términos,” off his forthcoming LP. The Afro-Carribbean-inspired song arrived alongside a music video directed by Martin Seipel and El Zorro. The sultry track sees Alejandro reflecting on an impossible-to-quit relationship. He ultimately decides to fight until they reach “good terms.” In the …
Read More »Watch Reneé Rapp's Broadway-Ready Performance of 'Shy' on Colbert
Reneé Rapp appeared on The Late Show to perform her new song “Shy.” The singer showcased the anthemic, ’90s-inspired pop number from a Broadway-style set with a New York City apartment and fire escape. “Oh, what a good time to be alive/ I’m good at keepin’ it cute, but on …
Read More »Tyler, the Creator Makes a Triumphant Return, Luke Combs Makes History at Lollapalooza 2025
Lollapalooza 2025 kicked off in Chicago’s Grant Park on a high note Thursday. Tyler, the Creator made his triumphant return to the festival after canceling last year’s headlining set, and Luke Combs also served as a headliner, marking the first time the festival featured a country act in a top …
Read More »Flaco Jiménez, Global Tejano Music Ambassador, Dead at 86
Flaco Jiménez, the legendary accordion player who was perhaps the foremost ambassador for regional Tejano music in the 20th century, died at 86 on July 31st. According to a statement, Jiménez died surrounded by his family. “His legacy will live on through his music and all of his fans,” it …
Read More »Ashley McBryde Is Opening a Mocktail Bar in Nashville
Ashley McBryde wants to normalize not drinking alcohol in a town built on booze. On Friday, the country singer announced she’s opening Redemption Bar, a non-alcoholic bar and music venue in Nashville that will be located inside Eric Church’s honky-tonk, Chief’s. “As someone who is three years sober, the typical …
Read More »Halsey to Share Unreleased Demos and Rarities on 'Badlands' 10th Anniversary Reissue
Halsey will celebrate the 10th anniversary of her debut album Badlands with a new reissue project featuring previously unreleased demos and other rarities. Badlands: Anthology is set to arrive Aug. 29 as a triple-disc vinyl set. It’ll include the original breakthrough album, orchestral versions of several songs, and demos of …
Read More »Rema Drops New Single 'Kelebu,' With $10,000 Dance Challenge
After building anticipation online all week, Afrobeats star Rema has released “Kelebu,” a raucous, horn-driven new single. “Ok ..I want y’all to DANCE this summer!” he posted on X on July 26 as he teased the song online. Nigerian culture publication the Native pointed out that “Kelebu” blends influences from, …
Read More »JP Saxe Admits to Canceling Fall Tour Over Low Ticket Sales
Singer-songwriter JP Saxe has canceled his upcoming fall tour after admitting that he did not sell enough tickets to make the tour financially feasible. Saxe, who’s probably best known for his 2019 single “If the World Was Ending” with Julia Michaels, was aiming to pay venues with a capacity between …
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