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NWOBHM Icons GIRLSCHOOL To Release Archival Live Album, ‘Nothin’ To Lose In Reading 1981′, In September
NWOBHM pioneers Girlschool are releasing “Nothin’ To Lose (Live In Reading 1981)”, an archival live album capturing their landmark performance at Reading Festival in August 1981, when they became the first female rock band to headline the festival — and remain the only one to have done so. The release, out on 25 September, is…
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Horse Jumper Of Love Announce 10th Anniversary Deluxe Of Their Debut Album With 13 Bonus Tracks
Boston slowcore band Horse Jumper Of Love have announced a 10th anniversary deluxe edition of their self-titled 2015 debut album, out via Run For Cover. The release adds 13 bonus tracks to the remastered original, including demos, alternate versions and previously unreleased songs, marking a milestone for a record fans still hold dear a decade…
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Haywire Announce New Album, Unleash “Interstate Love Affair”: Stream
Boston hardcore band Haywire have announced their second album, “I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye,” set for release on 2 October after the band signed with Roadrunner Records. To mark the announcement, they have released the lead single “Interstate Love Affair,” which is available to stream now. The new track blends melodic hardcore with alternative rock…
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American Football Add Buenos Aires, São Paulo to Upcoming Latin America Tour
American Football have expanded their upcoming Latin American tour, adding new shows in Buenos Aires and São Paulo, bringing their run in the region to five dates. The Midwest emo band was already booked for festival appearances in Mexico City, Santiago and Lima, and the tour supports their fourth studio album, LP4, released earlier in…
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R.I.P Columbia House, the Music Club That Sold Pop Dreams for a Penny
Columbia House, the once-ubiquitous mail-order music club famous for offering a dozen albums for a single penny, is closing down for good. The company announced on its website that it will stop accepting new orders after 15 September 2026, marking the end of a brand that shaped how generations of fans discovered and bought music…
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Gwen Stefani Crashes Blake Shelton’s Festival Set for Surprise Husband-and-Wife Duets
Country star Blake Shelton surprised fans at the VOA Country Music Festival in Ohio by bringing his wife, Gwen Stefani, on stage for an impromptu husband-and-wife duet. The moment delighted the crowd and added to what has already been a packed and highly public year for the couple, who regularly champion each other’s projects on…
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Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Lineup Has Turnstile, Future, Steve Lacy, More
Tyler, The Creator’s annual festival, the Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, sold out before it unveiled its lineup. A day before unveiling the festival poster, the Camp Flog Gnaw website teased its lineup with an unscrambling word game that really wasn’t very difficult, which means that lineup has already been all over the internet since yesterday.…
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Universal Music Group partners with Hook to license fan-created content across social media
The partnership gives fans new ways to create with major-label music while routing compensation back to UMG artists and rightsholders. Source
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MC Lyte receives SoundExchange Music Fairness Award for her advocacy on artist radio royalties
The honor recognizes the artist’s advocacy for creators, including her push for passage of the American Music Fairness Act. Source
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Why Aitana’s ‘Superestrella’ is the surprise Latin hit song of the summer
There’s a reason why the escapist hit from singer Aitana has swept most of the Spanish-language world.