Author: Press Room

Being Dead have signed to Polyvinyl and shared their first songs in two years. “Man or Myth” is the Austin rock trio ode’s to Marc Ornstein, a famed “interpretive freestyle” canoeist, while “Aquarium” is about “the taboo nature of falling in love in the workplace, which is especially scandalous if the workplace is an aquarium and your coworker is a dolphin,” according to the band. Both come with music videos directed by Being Dead’s own Falcon Bitch, which you can watch below.“We don’t mean to put too much pressure on Polyvinyl,” Being Dead said in press materials, “but if we’re…

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Donald Trump wants you to know he’s not attracted to men.  “I don’t like young, handsome men,” Trump said during a speech at the Board of Peace back in February, while acknowledging Panamanian President Santiago Peña. “Women… I like. Men, I don’t have any interest.” And yet, if you watch almost any of Donald Trump’s midterm elections rallies, it’s pretty easy to get the wrong idea.  “The two guys that came up here, the people I watched today… you wanted to give them a big kiss,” Trump said during a rally in Durant, Oklahoma, on October 1. “I’m not at…

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When I was a little girl, my father took me with him to watch the future arrive. I was eight, sitting in a vast Silicon Valley conference hall filled with rows of gray monitors glowing with a fluorescent premonition. It was the 1994 off-the-record unveiling of Netscape for about 150 select advisors and early adopters. Most of the world did not yet know the web existed. That day, I spent my first time online researching white rabbits and fell down a hole of hyperlinks. Forty minutes later, I surfaced, frozen and frightened, not of the technology, but of how untethered…

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S andwiched between two rows of suburban Long Island homes, the fenced-off tract of grass looks like any other nondescript lot ready for construction. But take a walk inside and the ground is laden with faint slabs of rock, gravestones from a centuries-old Indigenous family cemetery that had been obscured by the passage of time and neglect. “When we started working here seven years ago, it was nothing but trees and trash — there were couches buried here, you name it,” says Sandi Brewster-walker, my spry octogenarian guide to the site. She bends over to pick up a discarded beer…

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Kraftwerk have announced two huge gigs, each taking place in the UK next summer slightly ahead of Glastonbury. The pioneering German electronica band will bring their epic live shows to the UK next year, performing outdoor shows at Halifax’s Live at The Piece Hall concert series on June 22, and at Cardiff Castile as part of the DEPOT Live series on the following night (June 23). For the Cardiff summer series, the group joined an already stacked bill that so far includes Sonny Fodera, Ronan Keating, Blue, James Morrison, Jack Savoretti, and Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators. For…

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Grian Chatten has said that Fontaines D.C. were unaware that AI had been used to help make the music video for ‘Marianne’ – and shared that he doesn’t “condone it”. READ MORE: The Dublin rock giants released their fifth album last week (Friday October 16) – marking the follow-up to 2024’s acclaimed and Mercury-nominated ‘Romance’. Already, the album has had a huge wave of praise from fans and critics alike, particularly for tracks including the lead single ‘Marianne’, eerie track ‘Tongue’, and cinematic collab with Rosalía, ‘Where Is Gone?’. Now, frontman Grian Chatten has spoken about how it recently came…

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Noel Gallagher is set to appear on the final season of Amelia Dimoldenberg’s Chicken Shop Date. The announcement comes after the host, writer and producer Dimoldenberg shared last month that she would be bringing the hit interview series to an end. She started it as a teenager, and made it into a filmed series on YouTube in 2014. Over the past decade, it has seen huge guest from across music, film, sport and more, and high profile guests have included Dave, Billie Eilish, Central Cee, Andrew Garfield, Cher, Little Simz, Louis Theroux, Jack Harlow and Paul McCartney. Now, as the…

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Coach tickets to Glastonbury 2027 have been oversold due to an admin error from the festival’s ticketing partner. The upcoming edition of Glastonbury will be the first back following a fallow year in 2026, and will take place between Wednesday, June 23 and Sunday, June 27. For the first time in Glastonbury’s history, prices have surpassed the £400 mark for each ticket – with general admission tickets costing £408 each, including a £5 booking fee. The first wave of tickets went live at 6pm BST on October 1, and saw countless fans eagerly joining the long virtual queue to try…

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The country star was joined by some of the Nashville tribute concert’s other performers to sing the soaring ballad Carrie Underwood delivered the title song of Wednesday night’s live TV special CMA Presents I Will Always Love You: A Celebration of Dolly Parton. The country music star closed out the ABC broadcast with a soaring performance of Parton’s 1974 ballad, joined near the end by some of the evening’s other performers. The singer appeared in a flowing white dress onstage to sing the night’s emotional, final tribute. Among the artists that honored Parton during the show were Zac Brown, who…

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The country music icon, who died in August, originally recorded “Butterfly” for Brown’s 2025 album Love & Fear Dolly Parton‘s voice filled Belmont University’s Fisher Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday, where a packed audience had gathered for a tribute concert to the country legend. During Zac Brown’s performance in honor of Parton, the singer performed “Butterfly.” The song, an inspirational ballad meant to guide Brown’s children through life, was featured as a duet with Parton on his 2025 album Love & Fear. As Brown reprised the song during CMA Presents I Will Always Love You: A Celebration of Dolly…

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