Smrtdeath has signed with Epitaph Records.
James Bond Film Delayed
The new James Bond film, No Time to Die, will be delayed until November due to coronavirus.
Dixie Chicks – “Gaslighter” Video
The Dixie Chicks have returned with their new song “Gaslighter.”
Niall Horan Covers Taylor Swift
Niall Horan covered Taylor Swift’s “Lover” for his Spotify Singles session.
Soccer Mommy on This Must Be the Gig Podcast
Soccer Mommy is on the latest This Must Be the Gig podcast. (Overcast link.)
New York Times Interview With Hayley Williams
One tidbit in the great New York Times interview with Hayley Williams is that Boygenius will be on her upcoming album:
One of her confidants, the singer and songwriter Julien Baker, said she and Williams were bonded by “being raised culturally Christian in the South then coming into the world” of music. “She has an innate connection with the deeply emotionally profound and really wants to explore those things in an honest way with people,” Baker said in a phone interview. “But also she is a uniquely disarming person.” Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus — the trio boygenius — provide backing vocals on a “Petals for Armor” song about “wilted women” moving toward the light.
Pronoun – “Song Number 1.5”
Pronoun’s new song, “Song Number 1.5,” is now available on all streaming services.
PVRIS Announces New Tour
PVRIS have announced some new tour dates.
HAIM – “The Steps” Video
Hidden in Plain View Announce New EP
Joe Reo from Hidden in Plain View was recently on The Power Chord Hour podcast, and announced that the band has an entire EP recorded and completed. (Overcast link.)
Tove Lo Announces New Tour
Tove Lo has announced some new tour dates.
All Time Low to Perform on Good Morning America
All Time Low will perform on Good Morning America on April 3rd.
Tame Impala Performs on Kimmel
Tame Impala performed “Lost in Yesterday” and “Breathe Deeper” on Kimmel.
Harry Styles Covers Peter Gabriel
Harry Styles has covered Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer.”
BTS Top the Charts
BTS have the number one album in the country this week.
Map of the Soul: 7 storms in atop the tally with 422,000 equivalent album units earned in the U.S. in the week ending Feb. 27, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data. Of that sum, 347,000 are in album sales. It’s the fourth No. 1 in less than two years for the seven-member South Korean pop group.