Lil Nas X has covered Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” for Live Lounge.
Read More “Lil Nas X Covers “Jolene””Adam from Fenix TX Diagnosed With Cancer
Adam Lewis of Fenix TX has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. A fundraiser has been launched.
Read More “Adam from Fenix TX Diagnosed With Cancer”Gates – “Where to Begin” Video
Gates have released a video for “Where to Begin.”
Read More “Gates – “Where to Begin” Video”Bad Suns Announce New Album
Bad Suns will release their new album, Apocalypse Whenever, on January 28th. Today they’ve shared the new single “When the World Was Mine” and will be opening for Angels and Airwaves this fall.
Read More “Bad Suns Announce New Album”Padres & Airwaves: A Baseball Game With Tom DeLonge
Tom DeLonge talked with Spin about his upcoming Angels and Airwaves album:
While Lifeforms may not exactly channel the same band that would run nude and screaming into Dylan’s dressing room, DeLonge admits there are likely more elements of Blink-182 (and even Box Car Racer) in the new album than he’s put into his other recent work. The new album is a combination of what he’s done in the past and the music he loved growing up, including bands like Depeche Mode, the Cure, and the Who. Much like DeLonge’s day-to-day life, it covers a lot of seemingly unrelated areas, different people will focus on different things, and the veteran songwriter will somehow glide back and forth gracefully between them all thanks to his secret multitasking weapon: “ADHD,” he says, “fucking works.”
There’s even a Blink-182 story:
“It’s funny, because we’d play with all these big bands, but Blink was always just different,” DeLonge recalls, pausing with a smile to consider which ridiculous story he wants to tell this time. “One time, Hoppus ran completely naked into Jakob Dylan’s dressing room when we were playing with the Wallflowers. They’re all fancy, and he’s just completely naked with suds all over his body, dick out and everything. He goes in there and starts yelling ‘Who the fuck took my towel?! Where’s my fucking towel?!’ and then slams the door and leaves. He sounded so serious. It was some Academy Award-winning shit. Oh my god, I had a heart attack. It was the funniest fucking thing I’d ever seen. They didn’t like to joke at all. They didn’t think it was funny at all. But we were just always squeezing by, and that was kind of our way.”
Shirley Manson on New Podcast
Shirley Manson of Garbage is on the latest episode of the Kyle Meredith With… podcast.
She & Him’s Madonna Cover
She & Him are releasing a vinyl reissue of their holiday album with some unreleased songs. One of them is a cover of Madonna’s “Holiday.”
Read More “She & Him’s Madonna Cover”Super Whatevr Call It a Day
Super Whatevr have broken up.
Read More “Super Whatevr Call It a Day”Explosions in the Sky – “Nightfall”
Explosions in the Sky have shared the new song “Nightfall.”
Read More “Explosions in the Sky – “Nightfall””Girl in Red Performs on Seth Meyers
Girl in Red performed “I’ll Call You Mine” on the latest episode of Seth Meyers.
Read More “Girl in Red Performs on Seth Meyers”Illuminati Hotties & Fenne Lily Announce Tour
Illuminati Hotties and Fenne Lily have announced a new tour together.
Read More “Illuminati Hotties & Fenne Lily Announce Tour”Review: Right On, Kid – Life Is A Movie
If you’re looking for solid pop-punk with a heartbeat, you’ve come to the right place. Right On, Kid are a five-member band from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and have crafted an album worthy of early recognition and praise. Their first EP called When Words Are Enough announced their arrival to the scene, whereas Life Is A Movie welcomes them into the fold with open arms. This album is filled with everything we all love about the genre: great sounding hooks, uplifting vocals, well thought out lyrics, and plenty of excellent drumming. With a sound similar to Hit the Lights, Mayday Parade, and All Time Low, you may need to thank us later for introducing you to your latest pop-punk obsession.
Read More “Right On, Kid – Life Is A Movie”Drake Still Tops the Charts
Drake still has the number one album in the country:
Drake’s Certified Lover Boy spends a second week atop the Billboard 200 albums chart, as the set earned 236,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in the week ending Sept. 16 (down 61%), according to MRC Data. The set opened at No. 1 a week ago with the year’s biggest week for an album, 613,000 units.
Birds Of Tokyo – “Superglue”
Birds Of Tokyo have shared the new song “Superglue,” featuring Bonnie Fraser of Stand Atlantic.
Read More “Birds Of Tokyo – “Superglue””Dave Grohl Announces Short Book Tour
Dave Grohl has announced a book tour.
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