Squeaky Feet shared “Common Ground,” the latest and final single from the band’s forthcoming studio album, ‘Overview Effect.’
Stream “Dracula,” the new Tame Impala single from the upcoming album ‘Deadbeat.’
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band recorded a new EP, ‘Night After Night,’ with producer Jerry Douglas, marking the group’s first original music since 2009.
Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums from Jeff Tweedy, Amanda Shires, Neko Case, Cate Le Bon, Robert Plant and Saving Grace, Bitchin Bajas, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram and others.
Lainey Wilson performed “Somewhere Over Laredo” from ‘Whirlwind (Deluxe)’ on last night’s episode of ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.’
Danny Brown announced a new album, Starburst, and his Fall Tour 2025.
Goose welcomed Louisville’s own Jim James of My Morning Jacket to help them close out their two-night stand at the Louisville Palace Theatre.
Portugal. The Man confirmed the release of a new album, ‘SHISH,’ and announced 2026 European Tour dates.
Watch Bruce Springsteen play “Open All Night” as part of his first complete performance of ‘Nebraska.’
Sarah McLachlan appeared on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’s’ historic return last night to perform “Better Broken.”
Laufey brought out Benson Boone during her encore last night in Glendale, Arizona, to join her in a performance of the Frank and Nancy Sinatra-popularized “Somethin’ Stupid.”
Mac DeMarco recently swung by KCRW Studios to deliver a solo acoustic performance for the Los Angeles area public radio station.
Stream “Moon,” Daniel Caesar’s new single featuring Bon Iver from the forthcoming album, Son Of Spergy.
Bahamas’ ‘My Second Last Album’ arrives this fall and is previewed with the carefree cut, “The Bridge.”
Carlos Vives’ ‘Tiny Desk Concert’ arrives as part of NPR Music’s celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country laced their three-night finale at Ardmore Music Hall with ‘Reflector’ standout “Dance In The Desert.”
Nile Rodgers of Chic and guitarist Lenny Kravitz joined Dua Lipa at the final two shows of her run at Madison Square Garden.
Riot Fest performers IDLES and Jack White came together for a collaboration during the former’s set on Sunday at Chicago’s Douglass Park.
