Topic in entertainment

Music

Music covers the people, performances and recordings that shape what we hear, from classic rock and pop to newer artists and regional industries. It also includes the stories behind songs, albums, tours and the creative choices that give them lasting appeal.

About this topic

For readers, music offers both discovery and connection: a chance to find new voices, revisit familiar favourites and understand how artists build their work and careers. Disputes over samples, reunions and the changing business of entertainment show how creativity, money and cultural influence intersect.

18,292 stories Follow All news
Last 7 days 1,406 stories
0

The Go’s Shelved Second Album Free Electricity Is Being Released After 26 Years

  • The Go's unreleased 1990s album Free Electricity finally arrives after 26 years.
  • Jack White had left the band before it was recorded.
  • Out via Sub Pop on 4 September 2026, produced by Matthew Smith.

The garage-punk band the Go, whose ranks briefly included Jack White before he formed the White Stripes, are finally releasing their long-shelved second album, Free Electricity, 26 years after it was recorded. The record was made shortly after White left the band and their 1999 Sub Pop debut…

Stereogum0
0

Hug: new trio from Devendra Banhart, Gyan Riley and Noah Georgeson

  • Banhart, Riley and Georgeson form new trio, Hug.
  • Self-titled debut album out 11 September on Luaka Bop.
  • North American tour runs October to November.

Devendra Banhart has formed a new trio called Hug alongside guitarist Gyan Riley and producer and multi-instrumentalist Noah Georgeson. The group will release their self-titled debut album on 11 September through David Byrne's Luaka Bop label, led by the single "Cow With Half Moon Parasol". The project brings…

PitchforkB2 sources · Centre0
0

Foreigner co-founder Mick Jones sells catalogue stake to Primary Wave

  • Mick Jones sells a stake in his Foreigner catalogue to Primary Wave.
  • Deal covers publishing, masters, touring and image rights; terms undisclosed.
  • Foreigner's catalogue tops 80 million album units and is still growing.

Primary Wave Music has struck a deal with Mick Jones, co-founder of the rock band Foreigner, acquiring a stake in his music assets covering publishing, master recordings, touring, and name, image and likeness rights. Although the financial terms were not disclosed, Primary Wave typically buys a majority stake,…

BillboardB2 sources · 0
0

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Announce 28th Album Alien Metal, Brooklyn Rave

  • King Gizzard announce 28th album Alien Metal, out later this summer.
  • The record shifts from orchestral rock to electronic dance music.
  • Two New York rave shows scheduled for 22 and 23 August.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, the prolific Australian psychedelic rock band, have announced their 28th studio album, Alien Metal, due out later this summer on their p(doom) label. Whereas last year's Phantom Island explored orchestral rock, this record pivots to electronic dance music, marking a notable stylistic…

Stereogum0
0

Interpol confront artificial intelligence on new single Iron City

  • Interpol's new single 'Iron City' confronts artificial intelligence.
  • Third single from ninth album, out 28 August via Partisan.
  • Banks isn't afraid of AI, believing human creativity stays ahead.

Interpol have released 'Iron City', the third single from their forthcoming ninth album 'This Mirror Weighs A Ton', due out on 28 August via Partisan Records. The atmospheric track engages directly with the subject of artificial intelligence, framed by frontman Paul Banks as a conversation between a human…

NMES2 sources · 0
1

Couple who lost 14 year battle with neighbours over six inches of land and a ‘sentimental’ ornamental squirrel are left facing £130,000 court bill

  • Essex couple face u00a3130,000 bill after losing 14-year fence feud.
  • Dispute over six inches of land began in 2012.
  • They have remortgaged their home to pay the costs.

An Essex couple, Philip and Denise New, have been left facing a court bill of around £130,000 after losing a 14-year dispute with their neighbours, Steve and Karen Gibson, over roughly six inches of garden along a shared fence. The row, which also involved a "sentimental" ornamental squirrel…

Daily Mail0
0

Intocable Sets Ceremony For Hollywood Walk of Fame Award

  • Intocable will receive a Hollywood Walk of Fame star on 16 July.
  • The Texas Tejano band has sold an estimated 55 million albums.
  • They are touring 24 cities on the Cultura Tour 2026.

The Tejano band Intocable is to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, marking recognition of one of regional Mexican music's most influential and enduring acts. The honour underscores the group's role in shaping and broadening the reach of the genre over more than three decades,…

Billboard0