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Brandon Flowers Debuts New Song on 'Fallon,' Uses Piano to 'Sing' The Killers' New Album Update
Brandon Flowers performed his new solo track "An American Dream" on 'The Tonight Show,' and during a piano-based musical interview segment, revealed that The Killers' new album already has some working titles, with recording still underway.
NBA Star Sounds the Alarm: GTA6 Launch Could Tank the League's Performance
Houston Rockets center Steven Adams predicted at a press conference that NBA performance overall will noticeably dip during the week GTA 6 launches on November 19 — and even Take-Two's CEO has said something similar before.
Josh Homme Looks Back on His Teenage Crush on Goth Girls, QOTSA's New Track Becomes a Wild Black Ink Fantasy
Queens Of The Stone Age has released "Where The Goth Girls At?," the third single from their upcoming album *Perfecth*. Josh Homme drew the lyrics from a memory of his teenage years at a JCPenney department store, while the music video features comedian Steve Agee.
Taylor Swift Announces Expanded Edition of "The Life Of A Showgirl" — Four Bonus Tracks Drop Friday
Taylor Swift has confirmed that her new song "Patient Zero" will be included on "The Life Of A Showgirl: The Encore," dropping this Friday with four additional tracks — all inspired by a celebratory trip to a Swedish studio.
Slipknot's Mysterious Red Poster Lands in 10 Cities Worldwide, Website Hides Numbers 9 and 28
A Slipknot poster with a black S on red background simultaneously appeared in ten cities including Los Angeles, New York, and Mexico City. The official mystery website seems to point toward a tour announcement on September 28.
After Settling Down in Love, Miley Cyrus Can't Find Anything to Say on 'Bass Persuades'
Miley Cyrus's tenth album 'Bass Persuades' leans into dance beats and ballads, but The FADER's review points out that since getting sober and quitting smoking, she's lost the weirdness and boldness of her past, leaving the whole record caught in limbo between synths and guitars.
From "Done" to "More At Peace": Kit Harington Softens on Reviving Jon Snow Spinoff
Kit Harington discussed the long-shelved Jon Snow spinoff on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, admitting that after years apart from the character, he now feels "more at peace" with it — a marked shift from his stance last December.
Chvrches Return After Five Years: New Single 'Roses' Turns to Industrial Darkness, Mayberry Debuts Gothic New Look
Chvrches release new single 'Roses' after a five-year hiatus, shifting from dreamy synth-pop to dark industrial sounds, and announce charity shows in Glasgow and London this October.
Hayden Panettiere's Cause of Death Revealed: Autopsy Confirms Fentanyl Toxicity, Ruled Accidental
The cause of death for "Heroes" and "Nashville" star Hayden Panettiere has been confirmed, with the medical examiner's report citing toxicity from multiple drugs. Police have ruled out foul play. Earlier this year, she published a memoir opening up about her struggles with addiction and depression.
Apple Opens Recording Studio-Meets-Live Venue in London, Artists Walk Out With Finished Masters After One Show
Apple Music Hall has landed at London's Battersea Power Station, a 600-capacity venue built with dual in-house recording studios and 48 speakers, letting artists leave the stage with a Spatial Audio mix and multi-camera footage already in hand.
Danny Brown to Perform Full Album Live for the First Time: 10th Anniversary Tour and Reissue of "Atrocity Exhibition"
Danny Brown will release a 10th anniversary reissue of "Atrocity Exhibition" on November 13, and for the first time ever, perform the album front to back at shows in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Austin. Tickets go on sale September 24.
Tom Morello's New Album Teams Up with Kneecap, Son Writes the Riffs — His Own "State of the Union"
Tom Morello drops his 22nd solo album, "Everyone Gets Everything They Want," teaming up with Kneecap on the single "Unconquered." His 15-year-old son Roman also contributes riffs to the record, out September 25.
Philly's Century-Old Fort Throws a Séance Rave: Making Time ∞ Enlists Kim Gordon, Theo Parrish
The sixth edition of Making Time ∞ took over Philadelphia's historic Fort Mifflin, with founder Dave P. booking Kim Gordon, Theo Parrish, and Bradford Cox—back onstage for the first time in seven years. As always, a psychic was brought in beforehand to say hello to the fort's resident spirits.
Mike D's Solo Tour Surprise Reunion: Money Mark, Mix Master Mike Join Him Onstage in LA
At the close of his solo show at The Belasco in Los Angeles, Mike D reunited with former Beastie Boys collaborators Money Mark and Mix Master Mike for a rendition of "So What'cha Want," alongside tracks from his new album "Thank You."
Rick Got Too Fat For Him To Double Anymore: Brad Pitt Returns As Cliff Booth, This Time With David Fincher Directing
Netflix has dropped the first official trailer for "The Further Mis-Adventures Of Cliff Booth," with Brad Pitt reprising his Oscar-winning role and David Fincher taking over directing duties from a Tarantino script. It hits IMAX first on November 25.
Camille Blackman: The Bedroom-Folk Newcomer Writing Vonnegut Into Her Lyrics
Singer-songwriter Camille Blackman, signed to Mom+Pop, is prepping her debut album, expected in early 2027. She told The FADER how a $16 copy of Slaughterhouse-Five changed the way she writes lyrics.
UMG and Warner Seek Dismissal of AFM Lawsuit: AI Licensing Dispute Hinges on "Nonexistent Agreement"
The American Federation of Musicians accuses UMG and Warner of licensing recordings to Suno and Udio for AI training without consent or compensation. The two major labels counter that the disputed agreement simply doesn't exist, and are asking the court to dismiss the case outright.
No AI, No Pitch Correction: Steven Wilson's New Album "Requiem For A Village" Returns to Raw, Human Imperfection
Steven Wilson has announced his new album "Requiem For A Village," set for release on November 6, deliberately made without AI or pitch correction, featuring narration voiced by David Tennant and written by Andy Partridge.
Beabadoobee Enlists Deftones Frontman Chino Moreno for Duet, Closing Track "Satellite" Hides a Long-Distance Heartache
The closing track of Beabadoobee's fourth album "Pylon," "Satellite," features Deftones' Chino Moreno on backing vocals, with the chorus shifting from whispered vocals to heavy distortion, singing about longing across a phone line.
'SNL UK' Mocks Ed Sheeran's "Both-Sides" Stance as Palestine Controversy Reaches Philly Concert
'SNL UK' roasted Ed Sheeran's silence over Macklemore's removal from his tour lineup during its Weekend Update segment, while in real life, Sheeran issued a public apology ahead of his Philadelphia show, admitting he'd even considered whether to continue the tour at all.
She Says Elden Ring Saved Her Life, So She Wrote an Entire Album About It
Noctule, the solo project of former Svalbard frontwoman Serena Cherry, will release its Elden Ring-themed album Extinguish Thy Flame on September 25, with each track corresponding to a boss from the game.
Kojima Breaks Silence to Push Back on 'Physint' Shutdown Rumors — But a Reporter's One-Line Reply Undercuts the Statement
Kojima Productions issued a rare statement addressing speculation that PlayStation pulled funding from 'Physint,' and reporter Jason Schreier fired back on Bluesky, pointing out that the statement didn't actually refute anything in the reporting.
Ed Sheeran's Opening Act Speaks Out After Quitting Tour: "Aim Your Anger at Robert Kraft and the Zionist Lobby"
Irish singer Aaron Rowe spoke out on IG after leaving Ed Sheeran's "Loop" tour, saying the public is targeting the wrong person—the one who really deserves scrutiny is Gillette Stadium owner Robert Kraft—while still defending Sheeran.
Gurriers Land NME Cover, Explain Their Rage and Romance Through a Film Soundtrack Playlist
Dublin punk band Gurriers are this week's NME Cover feature, and they've dropped an exclusive film soundtrack playlist with picks ranging from Eraserhead to Lost In Translation.