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Bonnaroo Is Taking 2027 Off
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival will not take place in 2027, organisers have announced, to give its Tennessee grounds time to recover from repeated storm damage, including flooding that disrupted this year’s event. The festival, held near Manchester, Tennessee, is expected to return in 2028. The move follows safety issues at the 2026 edition, where…
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Phoebe Bridgers earns first solo UK number one album
Phoebe Bridgers has claimed her first solo UK number one album, with Lost Weekend topping the Official Albums Chart on its opening week, as published on Friday 21 August 2026. The milestone marks a significant step up for the singer-songwriter, whose 2020 album Punisher peaked at only number six, and it also delivers the first…
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MTV have scrapped the ‘Best Rock’ category at their Video Music Awards after 37 years
MTV has quietly dropped the “Best Rock” category from its Video Music Awards, ending a run that began in 1989. When the full list of nominees for the 2026 VMAs was announced this week, no standalone rock category appeared; instead, rock and alternative acts will now compete together in the “Best Alternative” category. This marks…
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3 Rock Choruses From the 1970s That Are Just as Thought-Provoking as They Are Catchy
This American Songwriter feature revisits three rock choruses from the 1970s that combine catchy, singalong appeal with deeper, more reflective lyrical themes. It follows a familiar music-journalism format, presenting a curated list of songs whose hooks work both as fun anthems and as prompts for reflection on subjects like isolation, heartbreak and disillusionment. The three…
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The 1970s supergroup David Bowie was asked to join: “They liked the idea”
On the cusp of a super-band. The post The 1970s supergroup David Bowie was asked to join: “They liked the idea” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Bringing the ‘Casual Cookout Carne Asada Vibes’ to the Rave, Bolo Is Leading a New Wave of Latin Dance Music
DJ/producer Bolo (Edgar Avalos) has emerged as a leading figure in a growing wave of Latin dance music in the United States, blending house and tech house production with traditional Latin sounds. A first-generation Mexican American and one of few Latin artists in the commercial dance music space, he has built a large, loyal following…
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Turnstile Enlist Elton John, Hayley Williams, Slayyyter for ‘Never Enough: Versions’ LP
Turnstile have released “Never Enough: Versions” on 28 August, a reimagined take on their Grammy-winning 2025 album “Never Enough”, featuring an unusually wide-ranging roster of collaborators. The project brought together artists spanning pop, indie, electronic, metal and hip-hop, underlining the hardcore band’s crossover appeal following their Best Rock Album Grammy win, though it remained unclear…
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mölly trusted the timing and her debut album ’22’ is the payoff
Emerging artist mölly has released her debut album “22” via Colorize, capping a rapid two-year rise since her first single dropped in July 2024. The release marks a significant milestone for an artist who has quickly built momentum in the electronic/dance scene, gaining support from major names in the genre and establishing herself as an…
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INTERVIEW: Siamese On Breaking The Cycle, Going Against The Grain & ‘Dissolution’
Siamese frontman Mirza Radonjica has spoken to Rock Sound about the band’s new album ‘Dissolution’, describing it as a deliberate return to a purer, less genre-blended rock sound after years of pushing boundaries within metalcore. He explains that the record marks an important step in his personal life, as he confronts long-standing anxieties and destructive…
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4 Songs From 1986 Every 80s Kid Heard While Riding the Bus to School Each Morning
American Songwriter’s latest nostalgia list highlights four songs from 1986 that were staples for children commuting to school by bus, tapping into the enduring popularity of 80s pop and rock nostalgia content. The piece is part of an ongoing “The List” series from the outlet, which regularly revisits decade-specific hits across genres. The selections include…