Grupo Firme’s new album Evolución is here. On Friday, the Mexican band released their latest studio album offering, which as the title suggests, is a step up for the band. The new LP includes original collaborations with Gloria Trevi, Joss Favela, and Carolina Ross. “The process of creating the album …
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Jessica Pratt and Destroyer joined forces on last night’s episode of Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney. The musicians performed two songs, Destroyer’s recent number “Travel Light” and Pratt’s 2024 single “World on a String.” Destroyer, led by Dan Bejar, kicked things off with “Travel Light,” which appears on their latest …
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John Lydon addressed the controversy surrounding Kneecap during an appearance on Good Morning Britain, describing the Belfast trio as “my enemy from here on in for the rest of your mediocre existence.” Kneecap have been in the crossfires since their performance at Coachella in April that saw the band calling …
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As predicted, the Who have announced dates for The Song Is Over North American Farewell Tour, which they’re billing as their last runs through the United States and Canada before calling it quits. It kicks off Aug. 16 at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida, and wraps up Sept. …
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Stormzy unloads on his latest freestyle, “Sorry Rach,” a rapidly paced single that responds to recent criticism and attempts to set the record straight on any questioning of his character. “I heard they wanna hang me out to dry for a nugget meal/The world might never love your way again …
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In 2016, five-time Grammy-winning musician PJ Morton was living the dream in L.A., as keyboardist for Maroon 5 and a burgeoning solo act. But something called him to head back to his native New Orleans. “I said, ‘Man, I’m going home, that’s my birthright,” he recalls over Zoom. Since then, …
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A day before Thom Yorke and Mark Pritchard’s Tall Tales arrives, the duo has shared “The Spirit,” an uncharacteristically upbeat (and difficult-to-record) track from the collaborative album out Friday. As Pritchard told Rolling Stone, much of Tall Tales was written over email as the electronic music artist and Radiohead singer …
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Calum Hood is still in the chaos realm of his forthcoming debut solo studio album Order Chaos Order, out June 13. The musician’s latest single, “Call Me When You Know Better,” digs deeper into the themes of critical self-reflection that surfaced on his previous release, “Don’t Forget You Love Me.” …
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Karol G set out for total honesty on her record-breaking 2023 LP Mañana Será Bonito. Now, with her Netflix documentary Tomorrow Was Beautiful, the Colombian superstar is sharing even more about her journey. “I’ve never watched it with anyone,” Karol told Rolling Stone at the New York premiere for the …
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Warren Zevon’s son isn’t sure how his late father would feel about finally getting inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. “By now he’d be 78,” Jordan Zevon tells Rolling Stone. “How would 78-year-old pop react to it? He could have been the crankiest, get-off-my-lawn-guy on the planet, …
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