Speed tell us about their favorite albums of 2022
The Australian hardcore band's picks include Mindforce, Regulate, End It, No Pressure, Gridiron, Terror, Mall Grab, High Vis, Ne-Yo, and more...
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Listen to Aaliyah’s posthumous song ft. The Weeknd, “Poison”
The song is off an upcoming posthumous Aaliyah album, which reportedly also features Drake, Future, Snoop Dogg, and more.
Lovers & Friends moves to Las Vegas in 2022 w/ Lauryn Hill, Usher/Ludacris/Lil Jon, TLC, more
'90s and early '00s rap and R&B-focused fest Lovers & Friends has moved from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, and it's now on for next year.
Terrace/Kamasi, Doja Cat, Blood Orange & more set for ‘Black Power Live’ benefit stream
The stream benefits organizations ”across the movement for Black lives” and features the debut of a new piece from Terrace Martin ft. Kamasi Washington, Denzel Curry, and more; Stevie Wonder's band with Dev Hynes, Doja Cat, Miguel, and more; a Ho99o9/Travis Barker set...
Today’s livestreams (Radiohead, Mavis Staples, Angel Olsen, Jesse Malin, more)
plus Saweetie, Big Freedia, Smidley, Phil Lesh, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.
George Floyd’s funeral: how to watch + updates
Al Sharpton, Ne-Yo, Joe Biden, several politicians, members of Floyd's family, and more have spoken at the service.
Notable Releases of the Week (11/1)
This week's Notable Releases include the surprise Earl Sweatshirt project, Michael Kiwanuka's best yet, Sudan Archives' anticipated debut album, and more.
Gang Starr announce first album in 16 years, share “Bad Name”
DJ Premier unearthed posthumous Guru verses for the first Gang Starr album in 16 years, which features Q-Tip, Royce Da 5'9", M.O.P., Jeru the Damaja, Nitty Scott, Talib Kweli, and more.
Grammys 2019 winners: Cardi B, Laurie Anderson, Lady Gaga, Childish Gambino, Drake, Brandi Carlile, more
Other 2019 Grammy winners so far include St. Vincent, High On Fire, Kacey Musgraves, Pharrell, Kendrick Lamar/Jay Rock, Anderson Paak, Chris Cornell, The Carters, Ella Mai, Dave Chappelle, and more.
‘Good Morning America’ 2018 concerts (Florence, Leon Bridges & more)
The 2018 edition of the Good Morning America concerts that (mostly) happen early morning at NYC's Central Park SummerStage has been announced. As always, the shows are free and open to the public...