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The lineup also includes Kaytranada, DJ Koze, Japanese Breakfast, Destroyer (solo), JPEGMAFIA, serpentwithfeet, Pussy Riot, Tim Hecker, and more.

The 2019 lineup for Manchester, England festival Parklife includes Migos, Khalid, Christine & The Queens, Nas, Mark Ronson, Kaytranada, Jungle, Pusha-T, Stefflon Don, Earl Sweatshirt, and more.

London's All Points East festival happens across two weekend this spring in London's Victoria Park and includes The Strokes, Chemical Brothers, Bon Iver, Christine and the Queens, James Blake, The Raconteurs, Jarvis Cocker, Mac DeMarco and more.

The Portugal edition of Primavera sound will also include Erykah Badu, Stereolab, Interpol, Jarvis Cocker, James Blake, Modeselektor, Danny Brown, Mura Masa, Nina Kraviz, Guided by Voices and tons more.

If the graphic doesn't give it away, ”thank u, next” is #1.

Here are Pitchfork's picks for the best songs of the year, from Post Malone to Ariana Grande to Drake to Valee to Sheck Wes to Yves Tumor to Camp Cope to Rosalia to Robyn to The 1975.

As usual, it's a very diverse list with indie rock, hip hop, country, Latin trap jazz, classical, folk, R&B, metal, and more. It's also got that Doja Cat song ”Mooo!”

The stacked Miami festival also includes Tyler the Creator, A$AP Rocky, Herbie Hancock, Raekwon & Ghostface Killah (playing 'Only Built 4 Cuban Linx'), Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and still much more.

Tess Roby's debut album came out in April via Italians Do It Better and she plays the BrooklynVegan Northside show at Elsewhere on Saturday.

The 2018 edition of Coachella wrapped up its second weekend with sets from Eminem, Kamasi Washington, Miguel, King Krule, Cardi B, Princess Nokia, Migos, Japanese Breakfast, John Maus, Snail Mail, Kamaiyah and more.