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Kali Malone's "Burning Song" Tour Confirmed: Starting From Leipzig's Bach Organ
Organ composer Kali Malone's fourth album "Burning Song" drops October 30, alongside a newly announced 2027 tour across Europe and the US, with many dates set in church venues echoing the album's recording origins at Leipzig's Thomaskirche.
Slam Dunk Festival 2027 First Lineup Wave Revealed: Bowling For Soup and Simple Plan Both Celebrate 25th Anniversaries
Slam Dunk Festival 2027 has announced its first lineup wave, with Bowling For Soup and Simple Plan returning to mark the 25th anniversaries of their landmark albums, while Killswitch Engage joins the festival for the first time. The shows will take place May 29 and 30 in Leeds and Hatfield respectively.
First Aid Kit's Royal Albert Hall Encore: Covering Dolly Parton in Tribute to the Late Country Icon
First Aid Kit performed their 2014 album "Stay Gold" in full with the 65-piece Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra at London's Royal Albert Hall on the night of September 29th, closing the encore with a cover of Dolly Parton's classic "I Will Always Love You" as a tribute to the legendary country singer who passed away last month.
Mogwai Team Up with Iggy Pop on 'Underground', 30-Year Career-Spanning Retrospective 'Happy Tears' Drops Early Next Year
Scottish post-rock band Mogwai have announced their career retrospective 'Happy Tears', featuring a brand new collaboration with Iggy Pop titled "Underground", alongside rare tracks spanning 30 years and their first-ever audio documentary.
Kings Of Leon Spell Out Lyrics With NASA Satellite Imagery, Team Up With The Weather Channel for "Cold Blue Dawn" Music Video
Kings Of Leon have dropped their new track "Cold Blue Dawn," teaming up with The Weather Channel on a lyric video that uses NASA Landsat satellite imagery to spell out every word. The song appears on their upcoming album "O My Beloved," due out November 6.
Fontaines D.C.'s New Single "Tongue": A Bizarre Experiment Twisting the Frontman's Voice Into an Alien Creature
Fontaines D.C. have released "Tongue," the second single from their upcoming album *Dopamine Chamber*, distorting Grian Chatten's voice through a sampler to create an eerie, warped listening experience.
Muse Announce Opening Act for 'The Wow! Signal' Tour, Bellamy Wants to Build a Spaceship on Stage
Muse have confirmed Boston band Dead Poet Society as the opening act for their 2026 UK and European tour, while frontman Matt Bellamy reveals his stage ambitions: a spaceship that costs more than a house, plus an all-new laser design.
Nick Valensi Shows Up at Jack White's Hollywood Gig — Plays Someone Else's Guitar Solo While on Break from The Strokes
The Strokes guitarist Nick Valensi unexpectedly appeared as a "special guest" at Jack White's Hollywood Palladium show during his break from the band's tour. His connection with White dates back to the 2002 Reading Festival.
Johnny Marr Talks New Album 'The Age Of Everything': The Case for Touring Songs Before Recording Them
Johnny Marr will release his fifth solo album on October 2, and he told NME about the rare approach this time around—taking eight songs out on the road before ever setting foot in the studio—as well as his thoughts on Fontaines D.C., The Cure, and what he's observed in the younger generation.
Father John Misty Wraps Existential Dread in Marvel Universe Imagery, Announces December US Tour After New Single
Father John Misty has released his new single "The X-panded Universe," borrowing superhero universe imagery to explore existential themes, while also announcing December US tour dates with Damien Jurado as opener.
La Roux Announces 2027 Tour, New Album "Old Flames" Bids Farewell to 17-Year Relationship
Elly Jackson will embark on a 2027 tour spanning North America, Europe, and the UK, promoting her new album "Old Flames" alongside the run, with the final stop landing at Electric Brixton in London.
Zelda 40th Anniversary Orchestra Concert Quietly Adds Dates, Carnegie Hall and Hollywood Bowl Join the Tour Map
Less than a month after announcing its Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Orchestra Concert tour, Nintendo has quietly added new stops including New York's Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl, responding to fan complaints that the original 27-date run felt too limited.
Revisiting Old Work Made Them Want to Write New Songs: Death From Above 1979 Drops New Album *Private Lives* After Six Years
After wrapping up multiple anniversary tours, the Canadian duo decided to dig up their stashed demos, completing their first new album in six years, *Private Lives*. The title track is out today, alongside the announcement of a North American tour.
"Miracle in the ER" Premieres November 12 — Wallace Huo and Ruby Yang Lead an Ensemble of ER Life and Death
From the team behind "Danger Zone," Taiwan's first ER workplace drama stars Wallace Huo, Ruby Yang, Berant Zhu and more, launching globally exclusive on Netflix November 12, with a teaser poster released simultaneously.
Roland's New York Flagship Opens in October, First Room Dedicated Entirely to the TR-808
Roland is opening its first standalone store in the US in Manhattan's Meatpacking District, a 9,000-square-foot space that greets visitors with the TR-808 as its very first stop. The invite-only opening is set for October 10.
End of a 28-Year Road: Frank Turner Announces Hiatus After 2027 Wembley Shows
British singer-songwriter Frank Turner has announced that the tenth and final edition of Lost Evenings will take place at OVO Arena Wembley in London in November 2027, with the four shows marking his last tour dates "for the foreseeable future."
From Dusty Piano Keys to a New Track: Placebo's "Helen Keller" Pays Tribute to the Historical Namesake
Placebo dug up "H.K. Farewell," a hidden instrumental from their 1996 debut, and reworked it into the brooding new single "Helen Keller," released alongside the kickoff of their 30th anniversary tour in Porto, Portugal on September 28th.
The Rosalía Song Went Through 196 Rewrites, and Bono Called Penélope Cruz for Help
U2's new album Carnaval De Luz features "The Mirror Maker," a tribute to Rosalía whose roots actually trace back to 2017. Bono personally opened up to Rolling Stone about this winding eight-year creative journey.
After Winning Her 33rd VMA, Taylor Swift Dedicates Video Of The Year to "Ultimate Showgirl" Dolly Parton
Taylor Swift won Video Of The Year at the VMAs for "The Fate Of Ophelia," and used her time on stage to dedicate the award to Dolly Parton, who passed away last month, calling her the "ultimate showgirl."
Slipknot to Play Wembley Stadium in 2027, Marilyn Manson and BMTH Join the Lineup
Slipknot has announced its 2027 "(sic)est Stadium Tour," kicking off July 3 at London's Wembley Stadium, with Marilyn Manson, Bring Me The Horizon, and others joining for the North and South American legs.
'Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger' Hits Disney+ Oct 9 With Unseen Footage
The documentary chronicling Oasis's 2025 reunion tour first hit UK cinemas on September 9. Now it's confirmed for Disney+ on October 9, complete with exclusive never-before-seen footage not included in the theatrical cut.
Rod Stewart Announces "The Final Encore" Tour: 20 Cities Mark the End of a Six-Decade Stage Career
Rod Stewart has announced a UK and European tour called "The Final Encore" for next spring, kicking off in Dublin in April and wrapping up the UK leg at London's O2 in May, with stops along the way in Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague and more, running through July.
Oasis's "Live '27" Tour Sells Out Completely, Liam Gallagher: Sneak In If You Want, Just Don't Cause Trouble
Oasis's 2027 tour, spanning 42 dates across the UK, Ireland, Europe, and the US, sold out completely after tickets went on sale in staggered batches over the weekend — a process far smoother than the infamous ticket chaos of 2024.
Madonna Returns to the VMAs After 23 Years, Opens Show with Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX
Madonna made her first MTV VMAs appearance in 23 years, teaming up with Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX for a performance of "Confessions II" tracks, and walked away with seven trophies.