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Steve Lacy is taking Oh Yeah? on a 27-city tour this fall. Starting in Minneapolis on September 27, the producer and singer-songwriter will make his way to cities including Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, and New York, before closing with a show in Vancouver. Check out the full itinerary below.Featuring SZA, Erykah Badu, and Cecile Believe, Oh Yeah? is Lacy’s first album since 2022’s Gemini Rights. It’s been four years since his last jaunt, the Give You the World Tour, for his 2022 album Gemini Rights.Read Pitchfork’s review of Oh Yeah?.Steve Lacy: Oh Yeah? Tour 2026Steve Lacy:09-27 Minneapolis, MN – The…

T he battering ram took down the door first. A column of steel bolted to the front of a tactical vehicle slammed through Autumn Hill’s front entryway. Then the windows shattered. FBI agents threw flash-bang grenades through the glass, their concussions rattling the house’s front rooms. Hill was in the shared office space, in a thin red dress, puttering around on her computer. She heard screams from the other rooms. Then, the buzzing of a drone, as the police flew a quadcopter in through the splintered doorframe. A voice from the drone shrieked out, telling the residents of the house…

Amy Helm, the daughter of late drummer and singer of The Band Levon Helm, has been accused of causing $2million (£1.48million) in damages to a studio bearing her father’s name. The lawsuit, which was filed in a federal court in New York on Monday (August 10), claims Amy allegedly financially mismanaged her tenure as president of the Levon Helm Studios between 2017 and 2026. According to court documents, a recent review of the studio’s financial records “uncovered millions of dollars of self-dealing transactions apparently authorised by Amy, or for her benefit.” The suit also claims that she infringed on the…

Earlier this year, Steve Lacy returned with his third studio album Oh Yeah?, a collection of songs about gradually intensifying degrees of connection. This fall, the musician will spread his search for feeling across North America on the 27-date Oh Yeah? tour. The run of shows is scheduled to begin in Minneapolis on Sept. 27. Lacy will make stops in Chicago, Toronto, Virginia Beach, Miami, and more, including nights at Radio City Music Hall in New York and the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. The trek wraps on Nov. 30 with a concluding show in Vancouver. General sale for the…

Kathleen Hanna, Ad-Rock, Tom Morello, Fred Armisen, and more have joined forces for Build Art Make Change’s (BAMC) Contra-ICE Vol. 1: ICE OUT. The benefit compilation, which arrives on Oct. 2 via SoundsGood Records, will donate proceeds to National Day Laborer Organizing Network and Unión del Barrio. The collaboration, which comprises exclusive and previously unreleased music, pairs more than 30 icons from music, spoken word, and comedy to raise funds for immigrants rights and battle the inhumane action from ICE. Among the participants are Jello Biafra, Ozomatli, Money Mark, and David J (Bauhaus, Love and Rockets). Limited edition vinyl of…

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. From record players to camcorders, the younger generation is seeking out analog alternatives to almost every piece of modern tech. Amid the “dumb phone” trend that’s sent people scrambling to find a device lacking all the apps and features of modern smartphones, Motorola is introducing its Razr line to a whole new subset of consumers while arguing that you can have the best of both worlds (that is, cutting-edge convenience and a distraction-free experience). Shop Motorola’s Festival-Approved Razr…

Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats have reunited for II. Their follow-up to the 2020 collaboration Unlocked—and first album together since the producer rebranded as Kenneth Blume III—features Jpegmafia, Westside Gunn, and, on album closer and single “Difference,” Yebba. Watch a very fun, retro video for that one below, ahead of the album’s release on August 21 via Loma Vista.Blume said in a press release, “The work Denzel and I do has never been easy, which is why it’s so rewarding. We’ve started every project on opposite sides of a coin and fought our way to the center. When I hear…

Canadian producer Ryan Hemsworth is back with his first album since 2018’s Elsewhere and first for Topshelf Records. Numbskull, out October 21, cycles through trip-hop, electroclash, hyperpop, and rave, while first single “One Step” blends Southern rap, UK hardcore, and punk.“With ‘One Step’ I started thinking about old Three 6 Mafia tapes, and some old crunchy 90s UK rave stuff,” Hemsworth explained in a statement. “I imagined this would probably only work with a rapper. But I started making more random friends around this time—someone I connected with and had been giving some production ideas to was Sarah [Tudzin] of…

Blink-182’s Travis Barker has revealed that he and Tom DeLonge once got so high with Cypress Hill before a live show that they spent the entire gig itching to go home. The pop-punk star shared the anecdote in a new interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, where he was asked by the host whether he had ever taken to the stage while under the influence of drugs. While he said that he rarely ever has done so – particularly because he wants to deliver the best show he can each night – there was one exception. Looking back at…

In partnership with Sziget Festival Zara Larsson helped Sombr kick off his first-ever European festival headline set at Sziget 2026 last night (August 11), with both artists appearing on the event’s main stage. The Swedish pop star had delivered her own performance at the Budapest festival earlier in the evening, drawing a huge crowd as she sang renditions of ‘Midnight Sun’, ‘Lush Life’ and more. An hour after Larsson’s set concluded, Sombr took to the stage, with cameras first joining him in the back of a people carrier in the backstage area. Larsson and some of the dancers from her…