Author: Press Room
Over the holiday weekend the president claimed the moon, proposed renaming New Mexico and debuted Space Force’s galactic empire uniforms. This absurd theater is embarrassing and debasing Like Minions supervillain Gru, on Sunday afternoon President Donald Trump attempted to steal the moon. Among the barrage of AI slop polluting the president’s Truth Social timeline this weekend, Trump posted an image of the lunar landscape with the caption “THE MOON IS OURS 🇺🇲” Trump has repeatedly suggested his intent to establish a permanent American presence on the Moon. Now he’s advanced to outright ownership, given that the United States was the…
Donald Trump has literally taken a wrecking ball to the White House — and US courts seem helpless to stop him. The East Wing was destroyed without civic debate or congressional approval – and is now in the process of being replaced by a 90,000 square foot luxury ballroom that is double the size of the current White House complex. That is an insult to the rule of law, to American history, and to every US citizen — because the White House ultimately belongs to us, not its current temporary occupant. If you don’t believe this is a dangerous precedent,…
Lola Young has teamed up with Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) for a new Lifelines T-shirt. Find all the details below. The T-shirt is part of CALM’s campaign to raise funds for suicide prevention, with money going towards their services, which include a suicide prevention helpline and the mental health app CALMzone. Launched last year, CALM’s ‘Lifelines’ collection also features designs from Fontaines D.C., Blossoms and Inhaler. Young’s tee features her lyric, “There’s a flicker of light. There’s always morning after the night”, which is taken from her song ‘Flicker Of Light’. “I wrote this song about realising there is hope. I…
Surely, you’ve seen…The Balls. No one expected that country music in the summer of 2026 would be illuminated by the sparkly, gloriously perverse glow of a set of disco testicles. But that low-hanging display, the centerpiece prop of Kacey Musgraves’ Middle of Nowhere Tour, has come to sum up country’s year of horniness. Amplified by the whirling of Musgraves’ lonely-girl washing machine — not to mention her use of eggplant emojis, an extremely steamy video, and even a lube line — this has undoubtedly been the genre’s wet hot American summer. But it’s not just Musgraves. Nashville first started heating…
Days after fans spotted mysterious postcards in Australia and Japan, Radiohead have officially announced a 2027 tour that will take them them to both countries next summer. The news of the 21-date trek arrives exactly one year after the band announced a fall 2025 tour in Europe, marking their first shows since 2018. Similar to that tour, the Australia/Japan run will feature consecutive nights at a small number of arenas. It kicks off on May 3 at the Rac Arena in Perth, where they’re slated to play four shows, followed by mini residencies in Melbourne and Sydney. They’ll then head…
Westside Cowboy have announced new UK shows for 2027, which mark their biggest headline gigs to date. The new shows come on the heels of the Manchester quartet releasing their long-anticipated acclaimed debut album ‘It Goes On’ via Island Records last month – with it later going on to reach Number Five in the official UK album chart. Now, on the heels of performances at Green Man, Tramlines, Latitude, TRUCK, and Reading & Leeds over the summer, the band have announced their biggest UK headline shows to date for 2027. Three new shows have been announced, kicking off at Glasgow’s…
Few artists are arguably as important to Nashville’s evolution as Brothers Osborne. Since dropping their debut album Pawn Shop in 2016, the sibling duo of singer TJ Osborne and lead guitarist John Osborne have consistently challenged country norms, taking the genre into a more musically — and culturally — progressive future. On songs like “Dead Man’s Curve,” they blended rock and country without it coming across as pandering, and in videos like “Ain’t My Fault” they made sly commentaries on hot-button issues. A decade since Pawn Shop, the Grammy-winning duo push the envelope yet again on Watertown, their new album…
Musicians from Talk Talk reunited for a one-off show celebrating the 40th anniversary of classic album ‘The Colour Of Spring’, and brought out Ride’s Mark Gardener, Ed Harcourt, Fyfe Dangerfield and more. Check out what went down below, along with footage and the full setlist. The gig took place on Saturday September 5 at the O2 Forum Kentish Town, and included a selection of songs from Talk Talk’s seminal album ‘The Colour of Spring’, in celebration of the milestone, along with some other classics from the band’s discography. The band’s third studio album was released in February 1986 and represented…
System Of A Down have announced a new 25th anniversary edition reissue of ‘Toxicity’, along with a merch capsule. Find all the details below. The band are currently celebrating the milestone anniversary of their second studio album, which was released on September 4, 2001. To commemorate the occasion, last week they unveiled an exclusive merch capsule, which includes vinyl and CDs, T-shirts, skate decks, ashtrays, and more. The CD reissue features new cover artwork, as well as a correctly identified hidden track, which has previously been known to fans as ‘Arto’. Now, it’s been titled ‘Der Voghormia’, after a traditional Armenian hymn.…
Ray LaMontagne has been treated after collapsing on stage in Nashville. The folk singer-songwriter was performing at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Saturday night (September 5) when he collapsed on stage, bringing the show to an early finish. The incident occurred midway through a performance of his song ‘Jolene’. Fan-shot footage shows him falling backwards before hitting the ground. Members of his team then rushed to assist him, he was then helped from the stage, and the concert ended early. Earlier in the set, LaMontagne stopped twice during a rendition of ‘Hannah’, after losing his place. He then apologised to the…
