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Jorja Smith Sets Three Australian Dates for 2027 Tour
Jorja Smith has announced a three-date Australian tour for November 2027, her first return to the country since 2024. The run coincides with the release of her third studio album, What Are the Odds, which marks her debut as a fully independent artist and sees her shift towards dance genres including UK garage, grime and…
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The 1966 song science confirmed is the happiest of all time
The saddest song is Nirvana’s ‘Something In The Way’. The post The 1966 song science confirmed is the happiest of all time first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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how to save a life – in the studio #thefray #howtosavealife #cover
This is a short-form clip from The Fray offering a behind-the-scenes look in the studio, tied to their well-known single “How to Save a Life”. The clip is tagged as a cover, suggesting it captures the band (or a performer) revisiting or reworking the track in a stripped-back studio setting. The video is presented in…
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How did Bush break through in 1994 without an official release?
Bush’s 1994 debut album Sixteen Stone almost never reached shops after its distributor, Hollywood Records, rejected it outright, but an accidental radio boost from a Los Angeles station turned it into a multi-platinum hit. The London band emerged at an awkward moment for guitar music: Kurt Cobain’s death had left American alternative rock in mourning,…
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Olivia Rodrigo Releases ‘Handmaid’s Tale’-Inspired Song, ‘Serena Joy,’ in a Tiny Run of CDs, With Digital Drop to Follow
Olivia Rodrigo has released a new non-album track called “Serena Joy,” named after a character from “The Handmaid’s Tale” who eventually regrets enabling a repressive patriarchal society. The release coincides with preparations for Daisy Chain Fields, Rodrigo’s all-female music festival taking place in Orange County, California, and reinforces the feminist themes she has increasingly embraced…
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Nyentrik Yungblud’s Action While Crowd-Surfing Using a Wheelchair – VOI.ID
Yungblud performed at Portugal’s Vilar de Mouros Festival despite a broken right leg sustained in a motorcycle accident. Using a wheelchair, he crowd-surfed while singing, turning his injury into an unusual on-stage moment and maintaining his scheduled appearance for fans. The 29-year-old English musician, whose real name is Dominic Richard Harrison, told the audience he…
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When Pixies turned down Arsenio Hall to prove they hadn’t sold-out: “It’s too wimpy-poppy”
It’s a pop song. The post When Pixies turned down Arsenio Hall to prove they hadn’t sold-out: “It’s too wimpy-poppy” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The “hard” 1979 song Bob Seger didn’t want to sing forever
It’s just too high! The post The “hard” 1979 song Bob Seger didn’t want to sing forever first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Ronnie Wood interview: The Stones’ new album, a new Faces album, and Einstein. “We have to be honest about the sickness in the land. There’s a lot of bad things going on”
Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has discussed the band’s new album, Foreign Tongues, describing it as anything but a nostalgic exercise despite the band’s decades-long history. Working with producer Andrew Watt, Wood, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards say they recaptured the disciplined studio approach of their early years, channelling that energy into songs that confront…
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finally, after years of waiting… HOW TO SAVE A LIFE #newmusic #howtosavealife #samtompkins
Sam Tompkins is the artist behind this release, sharing a version of “How to Save a Life” that he describes as having been years in the making. The clip is posted as a YouTube Short, framed with genuine excitement about finally getting the track out into the world. The title’s hashtags point to it being…