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Olivia Rodrigo has launched Daisy Chain Fields, a new all-female festival featuring Chappell Roan, Bikini Kill, Doechii, Garbage and more. The single-day event will take place at Great Park in Irvine, California on August 29, bringing together a line-up of women and female-fronted artists across two stages, alongside non-profit and community-focused organisations. Rodrigo will also perform at the festival, with the line-up also set to include Mitski, The Breeders, KATSEYE, Santigold, Rachel Chinouriri, Die Spitz, Eli, Not For Radio and Quiet Light. Special guests Karen O, Sarah McLachlan and Stevie Nicks are also on the bill. Rodrigo has said: “Truly never felt more excited to share a piece of news with you all. i’ve had a dream of doing this festival for…

Devo and the B-52’s have added eight dates to the Cosmic De-Evolution Tour they launched last year. Arenas and amphitheaters in Seattle, Vancouver, Grand Rapids, and other cities will host the extended co-headlining run, which had seemingly wrapped in London and Manchester this past weekend. DJ Cummerbund will open the new dates. Check out the itinerary below.The two bands appear to be vying with Bob Dylan to spool out the world’s longest tour itinerary through a series of incremental extensions: Devo announced their farewell in 2023 and expanded their own itinerary as recently as this February, while the B-52’s started…

Legendary queercore outfit Team Dresch have returned with their first album in three decades. Furthermore arrives September 18 via Jealous Butcher Records. Twylo Landey, the daughter of Team Dresch singer and bassist Jody Bleyle, choreographed and stars in the music video for lead single “One Song,” whose lyrics reference Maurice Sendak’s banned children’s book In the Night Kitchen. Watch it below.“There are lots of layers to this song,” Team Dresch said of “One Song” in a press statement. “It’s a love song to our young selves from our present selves. It’s a song of hope and power for all the…

After weeks of strong exposure on social media and growing international word of mouth, Angine De Poitrine continue their rise with their debut on British television. The masked duo from Quebec were guests of “Later… with Jools Holland”, a historic musical program on English TV considered one of the most prestigious stages for emerging and established artists.Currently engaged in a European tour – which also stopped in Italy at the Poplar Festival on May 30 – the two Canadian musicians presented live “Fabienk” and “Sarniezz”, songs taken from “Vol. II”, the album released in 2026. The album arrived after the…

Gabry Ponte announces DNAthe new single in collaboration with Jovanottiavailable from Friday 26 June. The song comes later Tik Takreleased last May with Psalmand just a few days before the DJ's big live return to the San Siro Stadium. DNA brings together two names that have marked Italian music of the last thirty years. On the one hand Gabry Pontethe most listened to Italian DJ in the world and the first to fill San Siro with his own music. On the other Jovanottiwhich in Italy first redefined urban sounds and then pop. The piece combines the beats and energy of…

Last year, Jelly Roll hosted a pair of shows for Jimmy Kimmel when the late-night comedian took his summer break. The country star must have made an impression because he’s returning to the desk again this year when Kimmel goes on his two-week hiatus. ABC and Kimmel, who was famously suspended last September over comments made on-air about late political activist Charlie Kirk, announced the guest hosts lineup late last week. Along with Jelly Roll, Tiffany Haddish, Colman Domingo, Ike Barinholtz, Anthony Anderson, and Rosie O’Donnell will all take the mic. But what will Jelly Roll speak about? During his…

Today we’re launching Pitchfork’s first zine of 2026 with pop supernova Olivia Rodrigo. Since the arrival of her infectious 2021 debut Guts, the former Disney star has turned into one of music’s most astute songwriters with endearing, nuanced, occasionally vengeful tales of romance and heartbreak (showcased most recently on her third album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love).In our cover story, accompanied by photos from Collier Schorr, contributor Shaad D’Souza speaks to Rodrigo over dinner about writing her new LP, why she’s launching her own music festival (called Daisy Chain Fields, more on that here), and…

Ozzy Osbourne’s bat-shaped throne from his final concert will be put on display at a museum exhibit in Birmingham, England celebrating the life and career of the late metal legend, the BBC reports. The throne will become part of the “Ozzy Osbourne Working Class Hero” exhibit at the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery starting July 1. The free exhibit opened last June, in the lead-up to Osbourne’s Back to the Beginning farewell show, and its run has been extended until Sept. 27. The exhibit boasts an array of items and memorabilia from across Osbourne’s career. It includes many of his…

Keyland have spent the best part of the past year positioning themselves as the next band to break out of Oklahoma's Red Dirt scene. This month, the group put those efforts on full display with Knuckle SandwichKeyland's third studio album and first since 2023. Founded and fronted by Kyle Ross, an assistant high-school football coach and English teacher in Bixby, a Tulsa suburb, Keyland they have built a fan base across the state with a high-energy live show and a hit-you-in-the-feelings songwriting style. Knuckle Sandwich wastes no time driving that home in the leadoff song “Cannonball,” which features lyrics like…

About an hour after stepping offstage at Governor's Ball in New York City, Slayyyter sat down backstage with Rolling Stone to shuffle through songs on her phone and chat about whatever happened to pop up. This was, of course, another fun episode of Rolling Stone's Song Shuffle series. First up was “Country Song” by Jake Bugg, from his 2012 self-titled debut LP. “I love Jake Bugg,” Slayyyter says. “I had this CD when I was in high school…It would be a nice song to come on when you're by yourself in your house and there's a little bit of rain…