Following a mistrial in the high-profile murder case, defense attorney Kevin Reddington has publicly requested that President Donald Trump consider a pardon for Lindsay Clancy.
Bo Staloch Shares “I Won’t Be There Waiting For You”
Rising singer-songwriter Bo Staloch returns with his latest single, a poignant exploration of fading friendship and emotional resilience.
As It Is Releases “So A-Live!” EP featuring Espera
Transatlantic pop-rock quartet As It Is have unveiled their first-ever live EP, ‘So A-Live!’, recorded at Marshall Studios with Espera.
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist: A Masterclass in Neo-Soul
Erykah Badu and The Alchemist return to their roots in their collaborative album, ‘Before the World Blows: The Abi and Alan Experiment.’
New Music That Doesn’t Suck Playlist – September 4, 2026
Discover the latest tracks that define our weekly curated selection of essential new music.
Harrison Gordon Releases Sophomore Record, “BLISS”
Illinois-based punk rockers Harrison Gordon have returned with their highly anticipated sophomore album, BLISS, out now via Hopeless Records.
The Wldlfe Unveil New Single, “Saturn”
Ahead of their upcoming album ‘Revolver,’ The Wldlfe share their latest synth-drenched single, “Saturn,” marking a new era of experimentation.
JISOO Begins New Solo Era With “CLICK”
Global pop icon JISOO returns with her latest solo single, “CLICK,” a romantic exploration of connection and destiny.
Live Well Returns with Reflective New EP, ‘MORE THAN YOU CAN GIVE’
Emo punk band Live Well makes a triumphant return with their latest EP, ‘MORE THAN YOU CAN GIVE,’ a collection of songs that bridge the band’s past and future.
SiM Releases New Album, “HOOMAN AFTER ALL”
The wait is over for the highly anticipated new album from Japanese Reggae PUNX band SiM, featuring a nostalgic tribute to the golden era of rock.
My Chemical Romance Elevates the Anniversary Tour Experience in Denver
My Chemical Romance proves they are far more than a nostalgia act on their immersive ‘Long Live The Black Parade’ tour stop in Denver.
John Galliano Met Gala Exhibit Canceled Following Backlash
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has canceled its planned 2027 exhibition honoring designer John Galliano after widespread criticism regarding his past offensive remarks.