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Gracie Abrams has revealed the track list for Daughter From Hell, which arrives on July 17 via Interscope. Lead single “Hit the Wall” is the opener for the singer-songwriter’s third album and will feature 16 tracks in total. Abrams began work on Daughter From Hell while finishing up the deluxe edition of The Secret of Us. Though Abrams has debuted several new songs onstage, including “Death Wish,” fans will also get a taste of tracks “Minibar,” “Men Like You,” and “Cold Goodbyes” this summer. The former was co-written with Audrey Hobert, her childhood friend and collaborator on hit song “That’s…

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We’re calling it: Harry Styles just delivered the single greatest moment of his solo career. Last night saw the singer, currently in the middle of 12 Wembley Stadium dates, head across the London capital for a very special one-off show at the Meltdown Festival he is curating for 2026. It’s a typically eclectic lineup compiled by the former 1D man, featuring everything from jazz stalwart Kamasi Washington to brilliant rabble rousers Getdown Services (who were also excellent at their own show last night). But when the dust has settled on Meltdown, all eyes will turn toward this very special show. Backed by the Jules Buckley Orchestra, whose…

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There are a lot of verses in the Bible’s Book of Leviticus, but a single passage in particular seems to get trotted out time immemorial. No, not the “love thy neighbor” maxim. You know the one. That whole “thou shalt not lie with mankind as with womankind” bit. An Old Testament commandment employed as a cudgel by people who consistently ignore the core teachings of the New Testament, it’s underwritten centuries of homophobia, hate, and pain. Writer-director Adrian Chiarella has undoubtedly had that verse quoted back to him, heard it shouted by anti-Pride protesters, experienced the ramifications of a sentence…

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When Rosalía released her album Lux last year, one of the best parts of listening for the first time was discovering the baroque, spiritually divine world she'd created and letting it unfold like a magical, moveable book. But to hear it is one thing; to get a full look into the expansive, ambitious imagination behind the record is something different — and that's exactly what happens when you see Rosalía perform the music live. On Tuesday, the radical, shape-shifting Spanish visionary brought the album to Madison Square Garden in all its grandiose glory, staging a show that was crushingly beautiful,…

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We Got the Beat Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Touring drummer Samantha Collings, who's from DC, has been keeping Lambrini Girls on time for this run of shows, which included a stop at Bonnaroo and one in her hometown for Warped Tour. (She also recently filled in behind the kit for Irish rock band Cardinals, making her this spring's indie/punk band MVP.)

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The T-shirt features the exact Post cover from June 14, 2026, showing the players lifting the Larry O'Brien trophy If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. New York Knicks merch is flying off the shelves on the heels of the team's NBA championship victory last weekend, but one new piece is making headlines — literally. Merch and collectibles site, Fanatics, is selling a T-shirt depicting the front page of the New York Post following the Knicks big win. The T-shirt features the exact Post cover…

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Article by Marzia Picciano | Live photos by Gisela Jane (courtesy of) Behind every self-respecting band, there is a fundamental element: chemistry. Without this ingredient great things are rarely done, but above all no progress is made; maybe we pretend for a while, but as in couples, in the end we look at each other and either change team, or game plan or nada. Now, I couldn't say whether chemistry must be desperately sought like the final piece of a puzzle to be completed, or it simply “happens”: what I know is that the second case is the basis of…

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Speedy Ortiz frontperson Sadie Dupuis has been recording solo music as Sad13 for over a decade, though lately that project has been on hold. Now, she’s ready to make her grand return with a new mixtape, 1331, and has shared its opening three songs. Listen to “I Am Now Completely Invisible,” “Art Institute,” and “Watermelon Manicure” below. 1331 is out July 10 via Exploding in Sound.1331 was primarily written two years ago during a “mini nervous breakdown” Dupuis experienced. After the therapeutic but intense subject matter of Speedy Ortiz’s 2023 album, Rabbit Rabbit, and the self-reckoning of her past that…

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Poet, actor, director, singer, and recently minted graphic novelist Saul Williams has announced his first album in seven years. Leap Life arrives August 28 via Big Dada, and features a stacked list of contributors: Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja, Kamasi Washington, Carlos Niño, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Surya Botofasina—along with Gonjasufi and Moor Mother, who contribute to lead single “Conspiracy.” You can watch the video for the new track below.Williams views Leap Life—named after his leap-year birthday—as an attempt to commune with the dead, particularly in light of the ongoing devastation in Palestine, Sudan, Haiti, Congo, and Yemen. “We’re going to…

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