The musical pastor competed on the show’s 12th season, which he once said his spouse had “nudged” him to audition for.
How Metallica Fans Can Save Lives at Las Vegas Sphere Shows
James Hetfield donated his blood at Metallica’s immersive blood drive with Red Cross ahead of the band’s Las Vegas Sphere residency.
Patti Smith’s Memoir Tells Her Childhood Story and Artistic Awakening: Here’s Where to Get Your Copy Online
Now available in paperback, Bread of Angels: A Memoir is a must-read for fans.
The New Basement Tapes’ ‘Ted Lasso’ Synch Leads August 2026 Top TV Songs Chart
“Kansas City” is No. 1 after being heard in the series’ season premiere.
Future Sounds Of Jazz Vol. 16
Future Sounds of Jazz Vol. 16 is both a forecast and a wormhole. Across two discs, Michael Reinboth and Michael Rütten move through jazz, dub, electronic music, improvisation, and psychedelia with the intuitive logic of a late-night DJ set. The result is a strange, elastic universe of DJ Oil, Bitchin Bajas, Booker Stardrum, Nico Zam, Ilhan Ersahin, and Momoko Gill—and a reminder that the future of jazz remains gloriously undefined.
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Protomartyr :: Hotel Usona
Protomartyr’s seventh album Hotel Usona (short for United States of North America) creates a fitting soundtrack as the country is pummeled by bad reviews. The Detroit veteran band envisions their homeland as a decrepit hotel where one of the TV channels is a live feed from Trump-Kennedy Center. The hotel is coincidentally located in Anacita, a fictional coastal town created by Casey for 2017’s Relatives in Descent. It’s the kind of place where the “liberal-minded close their eyes and dream of technology and kombucha.”
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Angèle Recruits Caroline Polachek and SebastiAn for New Song “Love Triangle”
The collab appears on Angèle’s forthcoming third album, Instinct
Brakence Returns With New Album Marrow
It’s his first since 2022’s Hypochondriac
Megan Thee Stallion Revives Tina Snow on New Single
“Tina Tuesday Freestyle” appears to be the first taste of upcoming album Act III
Judge Rules Ticketmaster Can Be Sued Under Federal Law Aimed at Ticket-Buying Bots
A judge reportedly concluded that the BOTS Act can be applied to ticketing platforms as well as to individual resellers, allowing the FTC’s suit against Ticketmaster and Live Nation to proceed.
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