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After a decade of making music together, Los Gemelos de Sinaloa are finally getting their moment to shine. This past year, the duo of Mexican American twins have gotten support and a big push from Fuerza Regida frontman Jesús Ortiz Paz. Following the recent hit “Ferrari,” Los Gemelos de Sinaloa have kept the momentum going with their new album The Gemeliza. Now, the rising música mexicana stars are gearing up for their first tour of the U.S. “It will be a different experience because Los Gemelos have songs for everything,” Juan Moises Cardenas, who also goes by Gemelo, tells Rolling…
Angine De Poitrine have announced a huge world tour for next year, which includes London dates around the same time as Glastonbury, and a stop at The Piece Hall in Halifax. The new tour marks some of the biggest live shows from the experimental duo to date, and follows on from them going viral earlier this year, performing on Jimmy Fallon, releasing their sophomore album ‘Vol. II’ and embarking on a critically accliamed 2026 headline tour. Dates for the 2027 run kick off at Melbourne’s Forum Melbourne on March 4 – their first headline shows in Australia – and later…
Bassvictim are back with a new record. Peace + War, which follows the UK-based, electroclash-adjacent duo’s March release ?, is due November 6. New song “White Flag” leads the LP. Check out the single and the album art below.To close out their ongoing North American tour, Maria Manow and Ike Clateman will play not one but two Halloween-night shows in New York City: the first, at Knockdown Center, with Dead Butterflies and Killjae, the second at Gum Studios. They’ll return to Europe in November for dates including a show at Pitchfork Paris.Read Kieran Press-Reynolds’ profile A Messy Evening With Bassvictim.
The British TV institution Later… With Jools Holland has devoted a special episode to Fontaines D.C. The Irish band staged the performance at Alexandra Palace Theatre last week, performing songs from new album Dopamine Chamber. Watch them do “Mimesis,” “Tongue,” “You Miss Me,” and their 2024 radio hit “Favourite” below. The full, 45-minute set is available now to UK viewers on BBC iPlayer.As the band continues to promote Dopamine Chamber, frontman Grian Chatten has addressed fallout after AI studios were credited in the making of their “Marianne” video. As Chatten tells it, the band only learned of the AI use…
Authors, actors, and musicians are standing with Sally Rooney after it was determined the author’s books could not be sold in the UK due to her support of Palestine Action, a direct action group. An open letter published in the New Statesman bearing signatures from Paul Mescal, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Kneecap, and more argues: “Sally Rooney is a writer, not a terrorist. Her books must be available to the public.” Palestine Action is committed to “ending global complicity with Israel’s genocidal apartheid regime,” according to their website. (Humanitarian groups and a United Nations commission have said Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s quasi-documentary about Theranos founder and convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, has become one of the buzziest movies of the year. The film follows Fielder’s intimate interviews with Holmes and her partner Billy Evans, with whom he resided shortly before she began her prison sentence in 2023. Beyond big box-office numbers, You Can See Everything has become a critical darling and a surprise awards contender. “The film’s title comes from a…
Donald Trump is a transactional man. If you scratch his back, he’ll scratch yours. This worldview may be understandable for a businessman, which Trump was for many years. It is less understandable for someone who is, ostensibly, a public servant. On the campaign trail recently, Trump has been offering voters a bargain. If they vote for Republicans, he’ll do his job. If they don’t — well, the American people just might be on their own. The most explicit example of this is the president’s proposed “Trump dividends” program, which boils down to a straight cash gift of $5,000 to every…
Ben Folds’ titular Five have announced their first tour in 14 years. The trio—led by Folds, Robert Sledge, Darren Jessee—are set to rock nine suburbs cities across the South next spring, with more stops to be announced. The full slate can be found below.Folds founded the Five alongside Sledge and Jessee in 1993 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina (they referred to themselves as five instead of three because it sounded better). Earlier this year, they released a shelved version of their first album for its almost 30th anniversary.Ben Folds Five04-12 Knoxville, TN – Tennessee Theatre04-13 Chattanooga, TN – Tivoli Theatre04-15…
Snoh Aalegra is teeing up her first album in half a decade, Legendary Love. The announcement comes with a song called “I Love You,” for which the Iranian Swedish artist has recruited two legends from opposite corners of the R&B pantheon: Nile Rodgers on guitar and Raphael Saadiq on bass. Check out “I Love You” below, with a video directed by Alfred Marroquín. The album arrives November 13 via Stem.Aalegra said of the new LP in a press release: “I don’t think the greatest love stories are measured by how long they last. They’re measured by who they ask you…
Chvrches are back with their first new album in six years. All The King’s Men arrives January 22 via Futures Music Group, and the band plans to tour extensively in support of it next year. Leading the LP is the single “Roses,” which Chvrches dropped last month.Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook, and Martin Doherty paused after touring behind their last album, 2021’s Screen Violence, to regroup and find a way to challenge themselves writing its follow-up. All The King’s Men is the result of those songwriting sessions: 11 indie rock songs that take inspiration from Massive Attack, PJ Harvey, Nick Drake,…
