Kings Theatre

Karen O and Danger Mouse's Lux Prima collaboration is the very definition of a studio project: lush, orchestrated, and massive sounding. Both Karen and Brian Burton (Danger Mouse's real life alias) are very busy people, so it was a very special occasion for them to bring Lux Prima to widescreen life...

As King Diamond and Company gear up for the promotion of The Institute, their first studio album in 12 years, their stage setup has morphed into a crumbling mental hospital, replete with metal bars and an upside-down cross.

Jonsi & Alex's Riceboy Sleeps concert made for a night of overwhelmingly beautiful music, and an audience-wide sound experiment with Pop Rocks.

While new album The Center Won't Hold has been divisive, live the songs fit in perfectly with Sleater-Kinney's older material and made for a dynamite show.

King Diamond's tour hits Brooklyn soon, with two very cool support acts, Uncle Acid & the Dead Beats and Idle Hands, and you can enter for a chance to win your way in. Plus: read a new interview with Idle Hands over at IO.

Plus: watch Jenny's ”Rabbit Hole” performance on ’Fallon.’

A Richmond, VA ”A Night of Class” concert, featuring Peabo Bryson and Deniece Williams, was also postponed following the threats.

Drake's music will be blended with Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony for Stereo Hideout's "Tchaikovsky v Drake" at Kings Theatre. The rapper also just made a surprise appearance at an A$AP Rocky show, and more...

The EP, which features Talking Heads and solo songs, is included with the deluxe edition of the Grammy-nominated ’American Utopia'.

Though his stage-mates Nigel Godrich and Tarik Barri mostly stayed behind their equipment at the back of the stage, Thom moved around all night, switching between mics and instruments, and dancing. Lots of dancing.