Bill Pearis

Mac wrote some of Elvis Presley's biggest hits, and became a star in his own right in the '70s.

The Spits' first album in nine years will be out in October.

Chavez's 1995 debut album is getting a 25th anniversary vinyl reissue on Matador with four extra tracks.

Fuzz, the trio of Ty Segall, Charles Moothart and and Chad Ubovich, release their third album on October 23.

”I’m really excited to bring my point of view to late-night television,” says Sam. ”So everyone wear your mask and vote so I can make my TV show! Thaaaanks!”

Sacha Baron Cohen's pranks from earlier this year, which included a run-in with Rudy Giuliani, are for a new Borat movie that's his version of an October Surprise.

As ”Dark Mark,” Lanegan will take ”some traditional Christmas songs, some Christmas covers plus some originals and twists them into a dark, melancholic affair.”

Herb Alpert might be best known for kitschy '60s instrumentals with The Tijuana Brass like "Spanish Flea" and "A Taste of Honey," but he's led a fascinating like, having co-founded A&M Records, among many other accomplishments...

The benefit, organized by pop duo Chaos Chaos, also features Cautious Clay, Paul Scheer, Lonnie Holley, Gavin Turek, Zuri Marley, No Vacation, Bunny Michael, and more.

The 20,000 sq. ft. venue was supposed to open in June but was delayed due to the pandemic; however, NJ venues are currently allowed to be open with reduced capacity and social distancing measures in place.