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Austin City LimitsAustin, TX; October 2-4 & October 9-11Featuring: Charli XCX, Lorde, Skrillex, Turnstile, Geese, Lykke Li, Fakemink, the War on DrugsOne of North America’s biggest music festivals returns for two weekends in the heart of Austin. With nine stages spread across the massive Zilker Park, Austin City Limits is lassoing together the stars—Charli XCX, Lorde, Skrillex, Twenty One Pilots, the xx, Turnstile—with an extensive gaggle of established and smaller acts. When you can wander across a giant field and stumble upon Lykke Li, Amyl and the Sniffers, S.G. Goodman, Rochelle Jordan, Underscores, the War on Drugs, Fakemink, and Audrey…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Greens powders have gone mainstream. The multi-ingredient powders, which help fill gaps in your diet, have gone from niche product for health nuts to one of the fastest-growing segments in the supplement industry — largely thanks to support from celebrities and wellness influencers everywhere. This explosion in popularity has led to a wave of daily health drink brands emerging, but one remains on top: AG1. Formerly called Athletic Greens, the brand has attracted a roster of high-profile advocates…

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Weezer arrives on Aug. 21 and features the previously released single “Shine Again” It's Weezer Wednesday. The band has previewed its upcoming studio album, Weezerout Aug. 21, with “We Might As Well Be Strangers,” a new single featuring Wednesday. “Shine Again” arrived as the first single from Weezer in April. “Plated in what surface instruments call gold. It bears the name Weezer. Its surface is marked by four symbols believed to represent its creators,” Weezer shared on Instagram in a caption accompanying the album's bright gold cover art. “Carry it with you to the Gathering, and witness what follows.” The…

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The Jesus and Mary Chain continue to stand out for their out-of-the-box positions. This time Jim and William Reid criticized both the “shoegaze” label and Eddie Van Halen, one of the most celebrated guitarists in rock history. Interviewed during the Total Bummer festival in New York, where they performed together with Dinosaur Jr., the Reid brothers disputed the term with which the British scene that developed between the end of the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s is commonly identified. For Jim Reid, in fact, it is an artificial definition: “I have a problem with the term shoegaze because…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Single-use beverages feel ubiquitous in the music world, but Hydro Flask and Universal Music Group (UMG) are looking to change that. The reusable drinkware brand and the music corporation announced a global partnership aimed at reducing single-use beverage waste across music spaces. To kick off the partnership, Hydro Flask will bring its best-selling products to some of the iconic music studios in UMG’s global network, including Abbey Road Studios, Chelsea Studios Los Angeles, Chelsea Studios New York City,…

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Just one week after it was announced, the Great American State Fair concert series has pretty much imploded. Six of the nine artists originally set to perform on the National Mall have dropped out, all of them effectively claiming they were pitched a nonpartisan show celebrating America’s 250th anniversary, only to realize the event would be way more political, with glaring ties to President Donald Trump (who’s since announced himself as the real headliner, anyway — go figure). Those to go include Martina McBride, Bret Michaels, Morris Day and the Time, Young MC, the Commodores, and Milli Vanilli. Those who…

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Weezer have yet another self-titled album on the way, and this time, it’s gold. Their first LP since 2021’s Van Weezer and OK Human—as well as the subsequent Sznz EP series—arrives August 21 via Reprise/Warner. Weezer includes Rivers Cuomo’s first co-write with drummer Pat Wilson since the band’s debut; the lead single, meanwhile, is a duet between Cuomo and Wednesday’s Karly Hartzman. Watch Jasper Graham’s video for “We Might as Well Be Strangers” [ft. Wednesday] below.The Gold Album (no relation to the ABBA classic) was produced by Klas Åhlund and Kenneth Blume, the producer formerly known as Kenny Beats, who…

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Midway through Kim Petras' latest album Detourthere's “Brutalist,” a song about buildings. “They took a knife to it, they took a bomb to it/They bulldozered it, they didn't give a shit,” Petras sings, the defeat in her tone set against gleaming synths and pop-rock percussion. “It really breaks my heart, what they did to it/They really ruined it.” She's not just talking about concrete and beams, but flesh, blood, and bones. “Brutalist” sinks into the memories Petras holds of her father, an architect who used to drive her to psychiatry appointments as a kid. She compares her sadness around those…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Primavera Sound is nearly here, bringing talent like the Cure, Gorillaz, Massive Attack, Doja Cat, and Addison Rae to Spain. The festival, held in Barcelona from June 3 to June 7, will once again stream on Amazon Music. At a Glance: How to Watch Primavera Sound Barcelona In addition to Amazon Music, fans will be able to stream the festival on Twitch and Prime Video. While Prime Video costs $14.99 a month and Amazon Music costs $10.99/mo., Primavera…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Jason Lewis is back on the small screen as the star of a new short film for Owl's Brew, the canned cocktail brand known for its boozy teas and hard sodas. Dubbed “All Hunk, No Junk,” the tongue-in-cheek spot nods to the Sex and the City star's sultry on-screen persona, while promoting Owl's Brew's lineup of “spiked pop” made without artificial sweeteners. It also marks the 54-year-old's return to the public eye after spending the last few years…

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