The Night Game have announced some new tour dates.
Ariana Grande – “Raindrops” Video
Ariana Grande has shared a new video for “Raindrops.”
This is one of the first “big” videos I’ve seen debut on Instagram instead of YouTube.
Mae Announce New Tour Dates
Mae have announced some new tour dates.
Hellogoodbye Tease
Hmm, Hellogoodbye appear to be up to something.
Tiger Army – “Enchantment” Video
I somehow missed that Tiger Army released a new three song EP last Friday. It’s up now on Spotify and Apple Music. They’ve also released a video for the new song “Enchantment.”
‘The Predator’ Gets a Trailer
The Joy Formidable Announce New Album; Stream New Song
The Joy Formidable will release their new album, AAARTH, on September 28th. Today they’ve debuted the new song “The Wrong Side” and pre-orders are now up.
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Paramore – “Caught in the Middle” Video
Paramore have released a video for “Caught in the Middle.”
The Menzingers Announce New Tour Dates
The Menzingers have announced some new tour dates.
Drake Releases Album Trailer
Mitski – “Nobody” Video
Face to Face Announce Acoustic Dates
Face to Face have announced some new acoustic tour dates.
Interview: Bonnaroo Festival Video Interviews
The 2018 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival did not let weather or controversy damper its spirit. In every great show, a little rain must fall and a little angst must reign. Sunday’s festivities were delayed but not hampered after heavy rains pummeled middle Tennessee all morning. Eminem’s pyrotechnics that sounded like gunshots drew concern. (I personally was quite close, at the main rails, and ducked the first time the sonic blast happened–but not during the other two.) Some critics argued that main acts Eminem, Muse, and The Killers were not enough to pull in fans; another dig since the show was bought by Live Nation, but attendees seemed to disagree. Next year’s festival is slated for June 13-16, 2018 (purposely the weekend after the Country Music Awards).
You’ll find video interviews with a bunch of artists that played the festival below.
Sponsor: The View From Here to Release EP This Week
The View From Here are releasing their debut EP, New Perspective, this Friday, June 29th. The album was produced by Mike Lisa (Hidden in Plain View) and is recommended for fans of Taking Back Sunday and Dance Gavin Dance. So far the band have released two singles, “Whatever Happened, Happened,” and “Chill.”
If you like what you hear, the album is available for pre-saving on Spotify, Apple Music, and Bandcamp.
Also, the band are playing a CD release show this Friday at DeCicco’s Tavern in Raritan, NJ.
Review: Courtship. – Denial in Paradise
I stumbled upon this new band, Courtship., while attending a concert in Washington, DC where they opened for Night Riots, and I immediately gravitated towards a sound that reminded me of synth-pop veterans such as Smallpools, Foster the People, and Great Good Fine Ok. On Courtship’s debut album, Denial in Paradise, I’m extremely grateful I found this LA-based artist, as they have encapsulated all of their high-energy showmanship directly into their debut album.