Author: Press Room

Huge names including Josh Homme, Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ Chad Smith and Andrew Watt have come together at a Golf Jam charity event, and covered songs by David Bowie, INXS, Tom Petty and more. The event took place on Monday (August 31) and was organised by Smith and Watts to raise money for the Chad Smith Foundation – which works to help more young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue music. Dubbed Golf Jam, the one-day event featured famous faces like Will Ferrell, Joel Madden, Breckin Meyer, NBA legend Derek Fisher, fashion designer Jon Buscemi, Alice In Chains bassist Mike…

Read More

Truth or Consequence Amyl and The Sniffers 4 settembreNon è il nuovo album della band di Amy Taylor, ma è comunque una novità: un disco dal vivo contenente rivisitazioni in chiave country-punk del repertorio, una cover, un paio di inediti. Registrato in un ristorante messicano di Los Angeles e accompagnato da un film. Da ascoltare. Bass Womb Room Melissa Auf der Maur 4 settembreMelissa Auf der Maur si guarda indietro. Prima l’autobiografia (Even the Good Girls Will Cry: a ’90s Rock Memoir), poi un libro fotografico con relativa mostra (My ’90s Rock Photographs) e ora Bass Womb Room, una raccolta…

Read More

Billy Ray Cyrus has shared his thoughts on his daughter Miley dropping her surname. The pop star recently announced her new album ‘Bass Persuades‘ (pre-order/pre-save here) – along with the news that she would be going forward known only as Miley. Though the reason behind the singer’s name change remains unknown, father and country singer Billy Ray Cyrus has given his thoughts on Miley’s rebrand. “Family means more than ever now. I always called my little girl Miley. Just … Miley,” he wrote on Instagram. “Just like I always called my little boy Braison.” Adding that he was once known…

Read More

When NME squeezed into President’s inaugural headline show last July, heated online discourse had emerged around the band. One month earlier, the anonymous quartet introduced themselves at Download Festival, overflowing their tent by a country mile despite being booked as an unknown entity. Nepotism objections only increased when a tour with Architects and a deal with Atlantic Records followed. Nevertheless, an obsessive fanbase began to brew; at Slam Dunk Festival 2026, their crowd size at 6pm equalled that of stage headliners Knocked Loose. Their upcoming UK tour, which includes London’s 5,000-capacity O2 Academy Brixton, sold out within hours. You can’t…

Read More

Limp Bizkit, Olivia Dean, Fontaines D.C., and more have been announced for Lollapalooza India 2027 – see the full line-up below. The festival will return for its fifth edition at the Mahalaxmi Race Course, Mumbai from January 23-24. So far, Limp Bizkit, Olivia Dean, KATSEYE and Fontaines D.C. have been announced as headliners for the festival. It will mark the debut India shows for all four. 5 Seconds of Summer, St. Vincent, Steve Angello, ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U and NME Cover alumni Ecca Vandal will also join them on the lineup. They join prestigious Indian acts such as Anuv Jain, Indian Ocean, Kayan and…

Read More

Grammy-winning jazz artist Cassandra Wilson has died aged 70. The Mississippi-born singer died in Jackson, MI on Tuesday morning (September 1). According to a statement from her manager to jazz radio station WBGO, Wilson died “peacefully at home, surrounded by family, close friends, and her manager”. No cause of death was given. Tributes have poured in for the singer across social media, with singer Jill Scott writing: “Soft warm sand. Deep purrs. Grand pourings. Passionate sincerity. Grace. Intensity. Wonderful Cassandra Wilson. Truly”. On Instagram, Jools Holland commented the news was “so sad to hear”, adding: “I send love and condolences…

Read More

Will Oasis hit the road next summer? That is potentially in the cards according to Noel Gallagher. The musician added to the rumors that there is a 2027 Oasis tour in the works during an appearance on talkSPORT’s Drive. When host Andy Goldstein asked about the tour rumors, Gallagher first downplayed the possibility, joking, “It’s Liam, isn’t it? He’s not into it. He’s not into Oasis anymore.” Goldstein replied that he heard Gallagher’s brother and bandmate recently quit social media. “Well, then there must be something happening,” Gallagher responded. “Well, let’s put it this way: there’s no football tournament on next…

Read More

UMusic Hotel will open on London’s Denmark Street. A partnership between Outernet London and UMusic Hospitality and Lifestyle, the hotel is expected to open between October 1 and December 31. They will take over the 55-bedroom former hotel Chateau Denmark, which closed its doors last August. It will be the first hotel in the UK from UMusic and the second hotel in Europe, with UMusic Hotel Madrid opened in 2022. Along with Outernet, which owns the venues Outernet Live and The Lower Third, the companies will “combine live performances, nightlife, hospitality and immersive entertainment within one connected cultural district”. The…

Read More

Katy Perry reflected on her public breakup from Orlando Bloom and growing relationship with Justin Trudeau in a new interview. The singer told People that she credits her Lifetimes Tour for connecting her to the former Canadian prime minister. Perry explained that “last year was really hard,” however the tour gave her the opportunity to find a new sense of self. “I learned how to step back into my purpose,” she said. “And I got the greatest gift from this tour: I got to meet the love of my life.”  She added of the tour, which kicked off in April…

Read More

Guiding Light singer Elise Cook is not German by blood or birth; they grew up in the UK before their family relocated to San Francisco and, later, Austin. Yet their cadence and intonation when singing in German are so even-keeled that it makes the band’s Texan roots seem like a punchline: Where’s the last place a band that sounds like this would hail from?Guiding Light introduced themselves as an anomaly of foreign swagger and freeform ideas with their 2024 self-titled EP, where Cook hollered over John Morales’ prickly guitar as if the quartet had been doing this for years. In…

Read More