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Live Nation Settles Lawsuit Over Luke Bryan Concert Brawl
Live Nation has settled a lawsuit brought by a man who said he suffered a traumatic brain injury during a fight at a Luke Bryan concert in Hartford, Connecticut, in 2022. The case mattered because a judge had ruled it could go to trial, finding that a jury might conclude the promoter failed to provide…
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Marco Rubio Claims to Like Johnny Cash — But Only EDM Remixes
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on a podcast that he does not generally enjoy country music, describing it as too sad and relying on stereotypes about its subject matter. He said, however, that he likes EDM remixes using country music, including a version of Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire”, prompting criticism and mockery…
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Phoebe Bridgers, Becky G, Benny Blanco, And All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
Rolling Stone’s weekly new-music selection highlights releases across pop, Latin, rock, rap and electronic music, led by Phoebe Bridgers’ return with “I Can’t Wait”, her first album release in six years. The roundup also spotlights Becky G’s bachata track “Mal Tiempo” and Benny Blanco and the Marías’ “Memoria de Paz”, framing the list as a…
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Quicksand and Fucked Up Announce Fall 2026 Canadian Tour
The New York post-hardcore band and the Canadian hardcore-punk act are teaming up for a 10-date outing. Quicksand and Fucked Up Announce Fall 2026 Canadian Tour Spencer Kaufman
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Fontaines D.C. Tease Fifth Album Is on the Way
In an Instagram post, they simply wrote, “5.” Fontaines D.C. Tease Fifth Album Is on the Way Eddie Fu
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The 1966 record that transformed the sound of Cat Steven’s debut single: “Infatuated with that album”
A major influence. The post The 1966 record that transformed the sound of Cat Steven’s debut single: “Infatuated with that album” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Forgotten Rock Hits Even 80s Kids Don’t Remember
The article revisits three 1980s rock-related hits that have largely faded from popular memory. – “Pac-Man Fever” by Buckner & Garcia (1982), a Pac-Man tribute that reached No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. – “What About Me” by Australian band Moving Pictures (1981), a synth-led song about vulnerability and wanting to be noticed. -…
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more eaze Announces New Album valley and structure: Hear “what’s wrong with the structure?”
Avant-garde musician Mari Rubio, who performs as more eaze, has announced a new album, valley and structure, due for release on 9 October via Thrill Jockey. The announcement follows her earlier 2026 album sentence structure in the country and underlines the pace of her solo work alongside collaborations including Whait, Pink Must and Water Damage.…
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Rideshare Stimulator finally gets its genAI disclosure after much Saber-rattling, and it turns out the game also uses the tech for in-game music
Saber Interactive has added a generative-AI disclosure to the Steam page for Rideshare Stimulator after a public dispute with former lead writer Stella Sacco. The disclosure says the game uses AI for passenger dialogue and in-game music, making the issue significant because Saber had initially denied replacing writers while acknowledging AI in an experimental mode.…
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Behind The Scenes With Blu DeTiger
It’s past midnight but Blu DeTiger is showing no signs of letting the energy levels drop. The bass virtuoso is about to take to the stage at London’s Jazz Cafe, and she’s got every reason to celebrate. New single ‘Feel Good’ kicks off a fresh era, and it was released… The post Behind The Scenes…