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In a world of drawn-out nostalgia tours and fake farewells, Turnstile have pulled out all the stops to give the never-ending jaunt behind Never Enough a worthwhile extension. A sprawling new run kicking off in late summer will feature a bespoke support bill in each city, with the likes of Clipse, Slayyyter, and Vince Staples among the guests. Elsewhere: Ceremony, Thundercat, Yves Tumor, Nourished by Time, Porches, Hatebreed, Pennywise—deep breath—Boy Harsher, Die Spitz, HiTech, Julie, Angel Du$t, and many more. Find the Never Enough Tour Pt. 2 itinerary and breakdown below.This will be the band’s first North American tour since…

There's no denying that Lizzo is a singular artist. After exploding on the scene in 2019, she went on to land a string of hits with the ubiquitous “Juice,” “About Damn Time,” and “Good as Hell,” picking up Grammys and other accolades along the way. Not a traditional pop singer, she infused her music with funky horns, hip-hop grooves, and even the flute. She overindexed for bops, but was there a Lizzo sound? Depends on the track. Lizzo first began chipping away at her fifth studio album, Bitchesaround four years ago. The album underwent a number of transformations during that…

Turnstile have tapped, well, pretty much every cool artist you could imagine to provide support on their upcoming tour. In fact, not a single show on the 16-date run will be exactly the same. The Baltimore hardcore band will be joined by a different assortment of artists at every one of their dates this fall in support of their Grammy-winning 2025 LP, Never Enough. Yes, a handful of acts — like Yves Tumor, Die Spitz, and Cold World — will play multiple shows, but on the whole each night's lineup is unique. For instance, the Sept. 15 shows in Pittsburgh…

Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields may turn into a sobbing fest in August if she performs “Landslide” with Stevie Nicks. The superstar teased as much during an interview on Good Morning America with Diane Sawyer, who said that seeing the two artists perform the song would be a dream. “We might make that happen for you, Diane,” Rodrigo responded. “We'll see. Can't give too much away.” It would be a once-in-a-lifetime moment to see the rock legend sing about getting older alongside one of the most promising artists of the new generation. In October 2023 Rolling Stone cover story, Rodrigo…

The historic collection “MU – The Best Of Jethro Tull”, Jethro Tull's first official greatest hits, returns to stores to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. Originally released in January 1976, the compilation will be revived on July 31st in a new limited edition on vinyl, personally curated by Ian Anderson.The reissue features a new half-speed mastering, designed to further enhance the sound quality of the original recordings. The work was created by Miles Showell at the historic Abbey Road Studios, using the master originals. The release is part of the “Spirit Of '76” initiative promoted by Warner Music Group, a project…

His name is Bear, he is 9 years old and is the son of Liam Payne and singer Cheryl. He is also the only beneficiary of the estate of the former One Direction man who died in 2024 after falling from the balcony of the Hotel Casa Sur in Buenos Aires. The estimated assets are around 29 million dollars.Payne left no will and according to British law the administration of the assets left lies with the closest living relative, typically the spouse and secondarily the adult children. According to what they write BBC And Peoplesome of the money can be…

London’s iconic Camden Barfly has officially returned and relaunched, with venue bosses telling NME that they’re looking to “build on their legendary legacy for a new generation”. Initially operating from 1996-2016, the venue saw iconic early performances from the likes of Coldplay, Muse, Amy Winehouse, The Libertines, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and many more. Ed Sheeran also famously played four shows in one night on their stage in 2011. Financial pressures saw the flagship London space close down in 2016 with the Camden Assembly coming in its place, but now The Barfly back under new ownership of Propaganda Independent Venues and…

This is one show you won’t want to miss: We’re excited to reveal that Wednesday will play the Truth in Nashville when the Rolling Stone Rock Tour, presented by Miller High Life, rolls through town on Nov. 2 — and they’re bringing Mannequin Pussy along with them. That’s two of the best rock bands in America right now for the price of one, co-headlining one of the finest venues in Music City, plus an opening set from the rising North Carolina band Truth Club. Artist pre-sale tickets will go on sale Wednesday, June 24, at 10 a.m. Central (password CABAL),…

It’s a stormy night. You’re in your apartment, looking nervously out the window at the trees bending in the wind, when you get a call from your best friend across the street. Her power is out — is yours still on? Suddenly, your living room goes dark. Get out of the building, she says. Meet her downstairs. That’s when you realize you’re not alone. Then everything starts going wrong. This could easily be the premise of a new Netflix horror show — an episode of Black Mirror, say, or maybe something haunting from Ryan Murphy. But instead of simply watching…

Thrasherrecorded in Nashville, arrives in August and features contributions from Bob Dylan harmonica collaborator Charlie McCoy When Brandon Flowers was growing up in Utah, his childhood wasn't defined only by the rock & roll influences that would come to shape the Killers. He also had a father who loved country music, like Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings. That rootsy, Americana sound often made its way into his band's music, most recently on their 2021 LP Pressure Machine and 2006's Sam's Townbut it's never been the sole artistic focus until now. On Aug. 21, Flowers will release his first solo album…