On Instagram, A.B. Quintanilla posted a screenshot of a cease-and-desist allegedly sent to Suzette over her “utter disregard for her fiduciary duties.”
GoPro Makes Major AI Pivot With $285 Million Merger Deal
GoPro is about to look very different. The action camera company has entered into a definitive agreement to merge with Starman Optical, a privately held U.S. optical-photonics company, in a deal that will push the iconic camera brand beyond action sports and into AI data centers, government, defense and aerospace markets. According to GoPro’s official […]
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Ye Announces a Trio of New U.S. Stadium Shows
West returns to Chicago for a pair of homecoming shows on Sept. 3 and 4.
Coco Gauff’s Empire State of Mind: Tennis, Music and the Energy Behind Her US Open Run — ‘I Just Feel Like a New Person’
Ahead of her US Open journey, Coco Gauff opens up about evolving her game, finding balance through music and the unique energy she gets from playing in New York.
Cassandra Wilson, Grammy-Winning Jazz Singer, Dies at 70
Dubbed America’s best singer by Time magazine in 2001, Wilson was best known for her genre-bending voice.
Shakira Scores First-Ever Rhythmic Airplay No. 1 With Burna Boy Collab ‘Dai Dai’
The World Cup anthem leads the Billboard Global 200 for a seventh week.
Mike Gordon, Tessa Gordan and Grace Potter Join Bob Wagner for the Honky Tonk Hoedown in Vermont
Last night, Bob Wagner & Friends performed at Essex Junction, VT’s Champlain Valley Exposition. Billed as the Honky Tonk Hoedown, the event featured multiple acts as well as an attempt to host the world’s largest square dance. And, as he hinted on social media before the show, Wagner brought out a few special guests during his set. Of note, Mike Gordon and his daughter Tessa emerged to play on “Foolish Heart,” “It Rains Everywhere I Go” and “One Of These Lonesome Mornings.” It was a natural collaboration: Wagner joined Gordon’s solo band last year and the two musicians have collaborated around Burlington, VT frequently ever since. In addition, another Vermont hero, Grace Potter sat in for a version of Dolly Parton’s “9 To 5,” which served as a morning tribute to the country singer.
Wager recently released his solo album, I’ve Been Down, which features several songs Gordon added to his setlists this year. He also stopped by Relix for a video session, which can be found here.
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Don Diablo turns his set weapon into an official collab: ‘Plain Jane’ with A$AP Ferg: Listen
Don Diablo drops his HEXAGON collab with A$AP Ferg on ‘Plain Jane’, the next hip-hop link-up from his forthcoming FLUX album.
Don Diablo turns his set weapon into an official collab: ‘Plain Jane’ with A$AP Ferg: Listen
What’s on the Menu at Maynard James Keenan’s New Queen B Sushi
A musician is bringing his Japan-inspired sushi concept to Arizona, complete with a signature roll named after one of his bands.
Up, Down, But Never Out – Going ‘Marrow Deep’ With Mastodon
Loudwire September digital cover story interview with Mastodon’s core members, diving into all the circumstances around the new album ‘Marrow Deep.’
