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The Darkness Drop Surprise London Show at Moth Club Ahead of Winter Tour
The Darkness will play a surprise show called "Crock Of Hits" at London's legendary Moth Club on September 17th, delivering a set of highlights ahead of their big December tour—and giving a boost to the independent venue currently fighting to survive demolition threats.
NBA 2K27 Opens Up MyCAREER Co-Op for the First Time, Lets Players Revisit Five Eras of Basketball
2K has unveiled new mechanics for NBA 2K27, with MyCAREER supporting co-op mode for the first time and a new Eras system spanning five decades of basketball. Early access has also been moved up to August 26.
"Dragon Ball Super: Beerus" Premieres in October, Toei Re-Edits "Battle of Gods" Saga into New Series
Toei Animation has dropped its "Super Surge" trailer, confirming that "Dragon Ball Super: Beerus" will premiere on October 11, 2026. The series re-cuts "Battle of Gods" and "Resurrection 'F'" into upgraded form, with Vegeta awakening once again to face off against Goku.
MVT Teams Up with Fender for Open Nominations: Grassroots Venues in Three UK Nations Can Win Full Amp Gear Packages
Music Venue Trust has partnered with Fender to invite music fans to nominate their favorite live venues across England, Scotland, and Wales. The three top-voted venues will each receive a customized gear package—a campaign born out of the harsh reality of years of losses across the UK's grassroots music scene.
Nettspend Pulls Out 20 Minutes Before Showtime, First Class Fest Powered Through With Back-to-Back OsamaSon Sets
Three days before Toronto's underground rap gathering First Class Fest kicked off, Nettspend abruptly canceled his performance. Founders Leo Strang and Jake Pretorious scrambled to bring in OsamaSon for a second set, putting the four-year-old event through its biggest real test yet.
Clairo Posts "I Have 11 Songs" on Instagram, Quietly Teasing Album Four Progress
With a single photo and one short sentence on social media, Clairo confirmed 11 songs are done for her new album. From a studio tape label in March to a synth photo in June, she's pieced together the timeline of her follow-up to "Charm" herself.
Tour Bus Lift Malfunction Causes Fatal Accident, Squeeze's Virginia Show Abruptly Cancelled
Squeeze was originally scheduled to perform at Wolf Trap in Virginia on September 3, but the show was urgently cancelled before it began after a tour crew member was crushed to death by a bus being lifted. The band and venue have both issued statements of condolence.
Gorillaz Immersive Exhibit Lands in Brooklyn, Counting Down to Madison Square Garden Show
Gorillaz House of Kong has opened at Brooklyn's Agger Fish Building, running through September 28, with the band set to play Madison Square Garden the very next day. Tickets start at $61.
Geese Drop In as Mystery Headliners at End of the Road, Cameron Winter's On-the-Fly Lyric Change Sparks Mass Singalong
Geese opened the first night of End of the Road festival's 20th anniversary in Dorset as the mystery headliner, with frontman Cameron Winter improvising new lyrics on "Trinidad" while the drummer's t-shirt quietly paid tribute to London's old pub, the George Tavern.
Tony Iommi Recalls His Last Conversation With Ozzy Osbourne: He Was Gone the Next Day
Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi looked back on Loudwire Nights on his final phone call with Ozzy Osbourne the night before his passing, and also opened up about the hardest moment to watch during the Back To The Beginning show.
The Last of Us Creator Draws the Line: Neil Druckmann Denies Involvement in HBO Series Season 3
Neil Druckmann has confirmed he had no hand in shaping the creative direction of HBO's The Last of Us Season 3, as he focuses on Naughty Dog's new project Intergalactic — though he hints other related projects are still in the works.
From Beyoncé fan account to running her own fandom: Jae Stephens' debut album AUDACITY drops September 25
LA singer Jae Stephens once ran a Beyoncé stan Tumblr account; now her own fans call themselves "JaeBaes." Her debut album AUDACITY drops September 25, and she calls it a breakup album that's "not sad about it at all."
Type in a Singer's Name, Get Their Voice: Jason Isbell Leads Lawsuit Against AI Platform Suno
Musicians including Jason Isbell and David Lowery have filed an 84-page complaint against AI music platform Suno in a Massachusetts federal court, arguing that the issue isn't individual songs being copied—it's that the platform itself is designed to generate voice-mimicking tracks from a simple name prompt.
White House Arcade Room Goes Retro, "Build The Wall" Game Sparks Player Backlash
The White House rolled out five politically-themed games modeled after classic arcade titles—players fly an eagle over the National Mall, stack bricks to build a wall, and patrol a river to catch border crossers. Social media users are slamming the site for turning deportation into entertainment.
Hayley Williams Debuts Eight Songs Live in One Show, Packs 22 Tracks Into Solo Tour Opener
Hayley Williams kicked off her solo tour on September 3 in West Palm Beach, debuting eight old tracks live in one go, covering a Nina Simone classic, and closing the encore entirely with songs from her new album *Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party*.
Tupac Shakur Murder Conviction: Duane "Keefe D" Davis Undone by His Own Years of Public Confessions
A Las Vegas jury took less than three hours to hand down a first-degree murder conviction in the nearly 30-year-old Tupac Shakur murder case, with 63-year-old Duane "Keefe D" Davis now facing life in prison.
All 1,025 Pokémon Crammed Into One Song—This 22-Minute Rap Covers 30 Years
The Pokémon Company has released the full version of "Pokémon All Stars 1025," performed by Japanese singer Masayoshi Oishi, name-checking all 1,025 Pokémon in the franchise's history within 22 minutes, complete with a hand-drawn scrapbook-style music video.
Pet Shop Boys Give Alan Turing a Long-Overdue Apology with New Album
Pet Shop Boys have teamed up with Alan Turing biographer Andrew Hodges on a concept album, *A Man From The Future*, set for release on October 9. Told across eight chapters, the record traces the mathematician's life and his eventual posthumous vindication.
Chxrry Carries the Whole Show with Just a Mic — Sold-Out Brooklyn Gig Proves She IS the Stage
Chxrry played Baby's All Right in Brooklyn with nothing but a mic and a latex bodysuit, and still had the entire crowd singing loud enough to cover for Cash Cobain's absence — and drown out the online backlash over her "cheap-looking stage" from the Atlanta show before it.
Ariana Grande Joins 'Meet The Parents' Franchise, Faces Off Against Ben Stiller in Lie Detector Scene
The trailer for 'Focker-In-Law' has dropped, with Ariana Grande playing Olivia, who sits in the franchise's iconic lie detector chair and goes head-to-head with Ben Stiller's Greg Focker in cooking and cycling showdowns. The film hits theaters November 25.
Miley Drops the Cyrus, New Single "Bass Persuades" Dances Into a Poker Club
Miley has unveiled the title track from her tenth album, "Bass Persuades," with a Mert Alas-directed music video shot at a New York poker club. The album drops September 18, followed by two shows at the Hollywood Bowl in October.
Marie Davidson Turns Flight Delay Boredom Into Poetry Collection "Traveler's Faith"
Montreal electronic artist Marie Davidson has channeled her frustration with airlines into a poetry collection titled "Traveler's Faith," out September 1st, featuring lyrics shared with "City Of Clowns" alongside photos from her travels.
Roger Daltrey Confirms Rehearsal: The Who's Reunion Drums with Zak Starkey Still Beating
More than a year after leaving the band, Zak Starkey has resurfaced at The Who's rehearsal space. Roger Daltrey confirmed the news himself, explaining why the drummer is so hard to replace—while admitting that touring life "isn't always kind" to him.
Canadian Rap Newcomer bronclair Weaves "Pride and Prejudice" and Chess Into Love Songs
From Sally Rooney novels to chess terminology, bronclair channels everyday emotional unease into melodic rap. The FADER's interview series "The Opener" captures this rising star's creative logic and life details.