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Last week, Dispatch announced its expansive 2025 summer tour, featuring John Butler with Band and special guests G. Love & Special Sauce and Donavon Frankenreiter. Now, ahead of the band’s general ticket on-sale, which launches on Friday, Feb. 7, they have announced a Relix pre-sale, slated to begin today, Tuesday, Feb. 4, using password: RELIX.  […]

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Download Kevin Yost – Kevin Yost How Deep I Get Chart Explore January 2025’s top DJ Charts tracks, featuring standout hits from Kevin Yost and other leading artists. Stay informed with Electrobuzz latest DJ Charts section trends. Tracklist, Music Genre, and Tempo 1. Kevin Yost – How Deep I Get Original Mix On I Records …

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Spiritbox frontwoman Courtney LaPlante has turned an epic fail of an interview on the 2025 Grammys red carpet into a hilariously entertaining moment, after the interviewer mistook her for her fellow Best Metal Performance Grammy Award nominee, Poppy. The original YouTube clip has since been wiped from the internet (likely out of embarrassment), but plenty […]

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Festival returns to Prescott, Arizona in May.

Messy Mike’s seminal release, Things Are Crazy, stands as both a nostalgic ode and a present-day lament, perfectly capturing the surreal chaos of modern existence and juxtaposing it against the perceived simplicity of the past. Now available on all major streaming platforms, this indie pop gem offers a bittersweet sanctuary, with its shimmering 60s-inspired organ tones and warm timbered production conjuring a world of comforting familiarity amidst the absurdity of today. The single’s retro charm is matched by its lyrical poignancy, as Messy Mike croons his way through an earnest exploration of the collective disarray we’ve all come to recognise. The track anchors itself in the past, not to escape but to reflect, offering a cathartic salve for those struggling to reconcile inner turmoil with the madness of the world outside. Miguel Nicolau, better known as Messy Mike, channels a raw vulnerability into his work. A drummer for the folk band The Town Bar, Nicolau created his moniker while in Poland, choosing “Messy” to encapsulate his creative aura and ethos. Songwriting, for him, isn’t a casual pastime but an existential necessity—a way to confront his demons and find peace. His honesty permeates every note, ensuring his listeners feel less alone in […]

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Ben UFO, Carista, Batu, Helena Hauff, and more appear on this year’s line-up

A federal judge dismissed the MLC’s case against Spotify, affirming the platform’s ability to lower royalty rates by classifying subscriptions as bundles.

Cumulus Media (Nasdaq: CMLS) and 104.1 KRBE, Houston’s #1 Hit Music station, announce that long-running hit morning program, “The Roula & Ryan Show,” has signed on for another five years of entertaining Houston – and gets a new name in the process. The new moniker, “The Roula & Ryan Show with Eric,” highlights longtime cast member and […]

On his second album for Anti, tenor saxophonist James Brandon Lewis has a new trio of old hands and a fresh outlook. Celebrating the giants of free jazz via dubby grooves, sticky funk and monstrous hip-hop beats, Apple Cores is a vibrant celebration of tradition dressed as an urgent manifesto of the new. With a keen intellect and an emotional acuity, Lewis imagines a boisterous multiplicity of sounds, eras and even cities that all happen to coexist in the same place, right here, right now.

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