Listen to new songs by Taylor Hawkins/Chrissie Hynde, Brooke Candy/Rico Nasty, The Orielles, John Moreland, Black Tusk, Bill Ward's Day of Errors, and more.
Mogwai, Parquet Courts, Screaming Females, Iceage, Duster and more played Pitchfork's annual music-and-beer fest.
It was Cave In's first NYC show since Caleb Scofield passed away (with Converge's Nate Newton in his place), and Caleb's spirit was felt all night...
Ahead of the 20th anniversary of 'Through Being Cool,' Saves The Day leader Chris Conley discusses six songs that influenced the classic album
Frank Ocean shares new hazy, psychedelic song "DHL," produced by Boys Noize
The Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade returned to East River Amphitheater for its 29th annual edition on Sunday.
Photos of the bands are coming soon, but check out these shots of the venue and people.
Rock N' Roll, cheap beer, tattoos, camping, all in an abandoned zoo in the Catskills.
Dan Deacon, Diarrhea Planet, Dillinger Escape Plan, Eskimeaux, Fu Manchu, Girls Against Boys, Gwar, Jimmy Eat World, Laura Stevenson, Meat Puppets, NOFX, Refused, The Anniversary, The Flaming Lips, The Specials, Tigers Jaw, Ween, and more.
Openers include Off With Their Heads, Crazy & the Brains, Anti-Flag, Masked Intruder, and more.
Members of the now-defunct Yellowcard allege that there is a ”high degree of objective similarity” between Juice WRLD's breakout song ”Lucid Dreams” and their 2006 song ”Holly Wood Died” that ”extends well beyond the possibility of coincidence.”
Tonight's NYC-area shows include Swervedriver, Steely Dan, Charli XCX, Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde, W.I.T.C.H. (We Intend To Cause Havoc), Beach Slang, Stiff Little Fingers, and more.
This week's show featured songs by Misfits, DIIV, Big Thief, Nick Cave, Vivian Girls, Luna, Lightning Bolt, Kim Gordon, Matt Berninger & Phoebe Bridgers, Gang Starr, Oh Sees, and more.
It was both an early show and extremely packed one at Mercury Lounge on Sunday for the return of Pernice Brothers, who hadn't played a full-band show in NYC in over a decade.
Original Luna bassist (and former Chills member) Justin Harwood joined them at all three NYC shows, and original drummer Stanley Demeski played with them on Saturday.
Plus: Circa Survive, Jim Gaffigan, Japanese band DYGL, Young Dolph and Key Glock and more tour-related news.
Des McAnuff, who directed the 1993 Broadway edition at St. James Theatre, will be back this time around, too.
Listen to new songs by Taylor Hawkins/Chrissie Hynde, Brooke Candy/Rico Nasty, The Orielles, John Moreland, Black Tusk, Bill Ward's Day of Errors, and more.
UK group The Orielles will be back with their second album, Disco Volador, on February 28 via Heavenly. Like their 2018 single “Bobbi’s Second World” (which finds its way onto this album), the album finds the group continuing to explore dance music...
”There’s an oink, oink in the night, and it gives you such a fright.”