Roddy Ricch once again has the number one album in the country this week.
Rock band Green Day collects its 11th top 10 effort, as Father of All… arrives at No. 4 with 48,000 equivalent album units earned. Of that sum, 42,000 are in album sales, enhanced by purchases of merchandise/album bundles via the group’s webstore.
The 1975 sent out an email to this a website called Mindshower.ai. There’s a countdown on it.
All Time Low’s new album, Wake Up, Sunshine, will be out on April 3rd. Pre-orders are now up.
Frightened Rabbit are auctioning off some drawings by Scott Hutchinson to support those affected by the Australian brush fires.
The Zac Brown Band are the latest guest on the Kyle Meredith With… podcast.
Clairo has shared the new song “february 15, 2020 london, uk (demo).”
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Deanna Chapman for many years now. We’ve worked together on various projects, been on each other’s podcasts, and developed a nice online friendship. She has a podcast called Welcome to Geekdom that dives into movies, books, tv shows, comic books, and so much more. It’s a great show created by a dedicated and driven individual. The time and effort she puts into making this show is inspiring and all the episodes that have been released show that.
The podcast has been going strong since 2016 and there are a whole bunch of new guests lined up for 2020. If you’ve never given it a listen, now’s a great time to subscribe and get lost in geekdom.
Some episodes you may enjoy:
Basically, if you like awesome pop-culture stuff, there’s a chance it’s been talked about on this podcast. All of the links to subscribe in your favorite podcast player can be found here.
Another week has come and gone. In this week’s newsletter, I do the same as every week: go through the music and entertainment I consumed over the last week and make bad jokes. You’ll find early thoughts on New Found Glory, Soccer Mommy, and my love for season three of Mr. Robot. Plus, a playlist of ten songs I enjoyed this week, and this week’s supporter Q&A post can be found here.
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Dan Lambton has left Real Friends.
Coldplay have shared a video for “Cry Cry Cry.”
Future Teens have released a new version of “Swiped Out.” It’s the first from the band’s new Sensitive Sessions, a series of stripped-back reinventions of their songs.
A teaser for season four of Stranger Things has been released.
Set It Off have shared the new song “One Single Second.”
Worriers have shared a video for “Big Feelings.”
Vanessa Carlton has shared a video for “The Only Way to Love.”