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The 1963 song that taught Neil Young what artists are for: “That’s what we do”
The article argues that Bob Dylan’s 1963 protest song ‘Blowin’ in the Wind’ helped Neil Young understand that artists can confront social and political questions through their work. It presents the song as a formative example of music carrying a message beyond entertainment, an approach that later informed Young’s own songwriting and public stance. Released…
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Rob Zombie’s Wife Sheri Moon Zombie Unveils Debut Single “I Love My Robot”: Stream
Sheri Moon Zombie, wife of Rob Zombie and a longtime star of his films, has released her debut single and accompanying music video, “I Love My Robot.” The lo-fi punk track, inspired by Shonen Knife, takes a critical look at AI technology and marks her first foray into a music career of her own, having…
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NCT 127 Reveal Release Date For Seventh Full-Length Album, ‘BLINGY’
K-pop group NCT 127 have announced their seventh full-length album, titled “BLINGY,” will be released on 24 August via SM Entertainment/Virgin Music Group. The nine-track record forms part of the seven-member group’s celebrations marking their 10th anniversary since debuting in 2016, and is described as looking back on the group’s journey while opening a new…
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Knocked Loose playing a skatepark in Brooklyn with Denzel Curry who joined Pain of Truth live
Knocked Loose and rapper Denzel Curry are playing a free show with hardcore band Combust at Substance Skatepark in Brooklyn on Tuesday 28 July 2026, ahead of their forthcoming co-headlining US tour. The gig underlines the deepening crossover between hardcore/metalcore and hip-hop, with Curry — long a vocal fan of the hardcore scene — continuing…
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Newport Folk Festival 2026: The Best Things We Saw
Rolling Stone rounds up the standout performances from Newport Folk Festival 2026, praising the event’s tradition of unscripted collaborations and cross-generational moments between veteran and emerging artists. Highlights included Mavis Staples and Joan Baez closing the festival with a shared rendition of “America the Beautiful”, an unannounced acoustic set from Dave Matthews, and pairings such…
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Restored 4K footage of Queen’s 1986 Budapest concert returns to cinemas
Queen’s landmark 1986 Budapest concert has been given a full 4K restoration, overseen by Peter Jackson’s team, and released worldwide in cinemas from 7 October to mark its 40th anniversary. Staged at Népstadion on 27 July 1986, the show was the first major Western stadium rock concert held in a Communist country during the Cold…
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Morgan Wallen says more music is on the way as he winds down the ‘I’m the Problem’ era of his career
Morgan Wallen has confirmed that new music is on the way as he begins to wrap up the “I’m the Problem” chapter of his career. The announcement comes as the country star continues to dominate the genre, with the update reinforcing his position as country music’s biggest current draw even as artists such as Ella…
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Michael Jackson biopic heads to streaming after $1bn cinema haul
The Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” has completed its cinema run and will move to streaming on Starz from 10 August, capping a theatrical release that grossed more than $1 billion worldwide and made it one of 2026’s biggest box office successes. The scale of that success has drawn attention to Lionsgate for a possible sequel,…
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Jay-Z Adds More Shows in London & Los Angeles to Continue His 30-Year Celebration
Jay-Z and Roc Nation have added second stadium dates in London and Los Angeles as part of a touring celebration marking 30 years since his debut album, Reasonable Doubt. The additional shows extend a run that follows his sold-out three-night stand at Yankee Stadium in New York, underlining the scale of the anniversary celebrations and…