The devil, the Statue of Liberty, a glamorous cowgirl, a construction worker, Joan of Arc: These are the dominant archetypes of the costume-clad at Forest Hills Stadium, all here for night two of Chappell Roan’s four-night run. Walking through the venue, I spot not one but two guys dressed as Lady Liberty whose bodies areRead More
St. Louis emo stalwarts Foxing have announced that they’re going on hiatus. “[It] has become clear to us that in our pursuit of our dreams and making the most honest and genuine art we can, our relationship with music, each other, and our sense of self without the band has eroded,” the band wrote inRead More
In Joanne Robertson’s oil paintings, thick knots of red and brown often appear in the lower left-hand corner. They push back against the sloshes of pale color as a visual analogue for how her music works. Those reds and browns are like the rhythmic unrest at the heart of her serene songs, where melodies twistRead More
The 2025 Global Citizen Festival takes place this Saturday, September 27, and organizers have now announced a new headliner for the event. New York native Cardi B will perform in the city’s Central Park, taking the place of the Weeknd. “I regret to share that, due to personal reasons, I am unable to perform atRead More
Yung Lean and Bladee have shared a new song. “Inferno” is the Swedish artists’ latest collaboration, following their 2024 joint album Psykos. Watch the accompanying music video, directed by Gus Reichwald, below. Yung Lean put out the solo album Jonatan earlier this year. He’ll kick off his Forever Yung Tour of North America, Europe, andRead More
Clear-eyed for the first time in a decade, he fell in love and got married. His new wife, a law school student at Stanford, took him to New Wave shows in San Francisco, and divine inspiration struck again. “People had encouraged me to do rock ‘n’ roll for a long time,” he said upon theRead More
The music industry has a mixed track record when it comes to altruism: For every Concert for Bangladesh, a thoughtful and timely project that has endured as a piece of era-defining art, there is a “Do They Know It’s Christmas?,” a song conceived by a handful of rich white musicians who seemed to assume theRead More
Xaviersobased is hitting the road. The New York rapper has announced the Riverside Tour, which begins in November. The first date is in Vancouver, and Xaviersobased will stop in Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Detroit, and elsewhere, before wrapping things up, on December 18, with a hometown show at New York’s Webster Hall. See his schedule below.Read More
But that’s also the problem: Since when has Nine Inch Nails gone unnoticed anywhere? The pleasure of the people playing this music is obvious and infectious, but it’s hard to shake the idea that despite their effectiveness, the hardest-charging songs here feel incomplete, that the film score’s mandate not to draw too much attention toRead More
Wednesday are celebrating the release of their new album, Bleeds, with the music video for “Townies.” The video, produced and directed by Lance Bangs, opens with bandleader Karly Hartzman handing out flyers for a Wednesday concert, and it culminates with that backyard show. Watch the clip below. Bleeds is Wednesday’s follow-up to Rat Saw God.Read More
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