all the noise that's fit to blog
John Mellencamp ("[[John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16]]"), Alesha Dixon (Mis-Teeq), Flying Lotus ("[[Love Hangover]]"), Lay Zhang (Exo), Damian Kulash.
On October 7, 1991, the Red Hot Chili Peppers played a wild, abbreviated warm-up set at the Music Machine in West Los Angeles, just two weeks after releasing their breakthrough album Blood Sugar Sex Magik.
Vampire Weekend took a bite out of The Replacements' playbook when they treated the fans at their back-to-back shows at Madison Square Garden to a wide assortment of cover tunes from Bob Dylan to Bruce Springsteen to Frank Sinatra and Kate Bush.
By now it may sound like a broken record, but Chappell Roan attracted one of the largest audiences a festival has had again.
This week Depeche Mode announced a world tour and a forthcoming album, Memento Mori.It's the first new album by the British electro legends since 2017's Spirit, and the 15th in their hugely successful career. The title seems to be in tribute of and inspired by founding member Andy Fletcher's death in May, but DM's lead songsmith, Martin Gore, says the phrase was always in the works.“It sounds very morbid, but I think you can look at it very positively as well,” Gore explained in a German press conference this week regarding the title which means an object that’s kept as a reminder of the inevitability of death.