Cassadee Pope joined Third Eye Blind on stage in Nashville to perform “Losing a Whole Year.”
Green Day Members Perform Cover Set
The Coverups, a Green Day side project, performed a surprise block party over the weekend. Some fan shot footage has been uploaded to YouTube.
Sum 41 Announces New Tour Dates
Sum 41 has announced some new fall tour dates.
Chance the Rapper Announces New Tour
Chance the Rapper has announced some new tour dates.
Lizzo Performs Tiny Desk Concert
Lizzo performed a new NPR Tiny Desk concert.
Lagwagon Announce New Album; Stream New Song
Ten Foot Pole – “Everything Dies” Video
Ten Foot Pole have shared a video for “Everything Dies.”
Liner Notes (July 26th, 2019)
This week’s newsletter has thoughts on new songs from Blink-182 and The 1975, early impressions of The Faim’s new album, and some random thoughts about other music I’ve been enjoying this week. Then there’s my weekly media diet rundown which including a spoiler-filled rant about the new Veronica Mars. I was frustrated. There’s also a playlist of ten songs I loved this week and a little recap about the current health of this very website. This week’s supporter Q&A post can be found here.
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Sun Cycles – “Bang Bang” (Video Premiere)
Sun Cycles, the solo project of Jessica Hottman of The Hottman Sisters, released her latest single “Bang Bang” last week. Today we’re excited to premiere the track’s video. “Bang Bang” is, if you’ll excuse the pun, something of a banger, and I think fans of artists like Betty Who or Halsey would find a lot to love in the indie pop song. Hottman describes the song as:
A song about falling fast in love. It tells the tale of how we often play youthful games, in an attempt to ignore how we really feel. The bridge of the song is that moment when we let go and dive headfirst into those feelings we have, which are often inescapable anyway.
Interview: Grizfolk at Firefly Festival (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with Grizfolk.
Grizfolk is a Swedish-American rock band that is making waves with their recent release Rarest of Birds. In this interview from the Firefly Festival the band talks about why music streaming is so dominant in 2019.
The Dirty Nil Release Another Cover Set
The Dirty Nil have dropped the third installment in a series of cover sets, You’re Welcome III, on all streaming platforms today.
Lizzo – “Tempo” Video
Proper. Release Debut Album
Proper. have surprised released their new album to streaming services.