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Bonnaroo cancels 2027 festival after repeated storm damage
Bonnaroo organisers have announced that the music and arts festival will not take place in 2027, giving the storm-battered site at its Manchester, Tennessee, home a year to recover. The decision came after this year’s festival, held in June, was hit by severe storms on its final day that forced a temporary evacuation and led…
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People Can’t Stop Listening to TV on the Radio Thanks to ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’
Streams of TV on the Radio’s 2006 track “Wolf Like Me” have surged since it featured prominently in the opening montage of *Spider-Man: Brand New Day*, which was released on 31 July. Singer Tunde Adebimpe said he was unaware how the song would be used when the band approved it, and was pleasantly surprised to…
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The “straight” music Mick Jagger could never sing right: “More than mine”
Having his heart in the wrong place. The post The “straight” music Mick Jagger could never sing right: “More than mine” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The Game Takes Aim at Kendrick Lamar — and He Brought Drake With Him
Los Angeles rapper the Game has released his new album The Documentary III, a 24-track project that appears to take aim at Kendrick Lamar while featuring Drake, Kendrick’s most prominent rap rival. The move is notable because Game and Kendrick were once publicly allied, with Game symbolically “passing the torch” to Kendrick alongside Snoop Dogg…
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Viva the Cramps, Who Played ‘Pure’ Rock & Roll as Though the British Never Invaded
This Rolling Stone appreciation, written by Kory Grow, celebrates the Cramps as one of the great “pure” rock and roll bands, framing their music and legendary live shows as an unfiltered continuation of Fifties rockabilly, surf rock, R&B and B-movie horror rather than a product of the British Invasion. It uses the writer’s own memory…
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JENNIE Announces New Solo EP Fallen Angel Out Next Week
BLACKPINK member JENNIE has announced a new solo EP, Fallen Angel, due for release on Friday, 28 August. The project marks her latest solo output following her 2025 debut album Ruby, and comes as she continues to balance individual releases with group activity, reinforcing her position as one of BLACKPINK’s most prolific solo performers. The…
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Black lipstick-wearing wife’s scorched earth divorce plot to destroy husband FAILS after she shared private texts so nasty he ended up losing his job
A wife’s plan to inflict maximum damage on her husband during a bitter divorce reportedly backfired after she leaked private text messages between them, according to the Daily Mail. The messages, described as unusually harsh, ended up costing her husband his job, turning what was intended as a decisive blow against him into a costly…
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The 1960s “vanity project” David Gilmour wants to delete from history: “No idea what we were doing”
Born from such humble beginnings. The post The 1960s “vanity project” David Gilmour wants to delete from history: “No idea what we were doing” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Flower Face – “Bad Dream”
Montreal musician Ruby McKinnon, who performs as Flower Face, has released a new single called “Bad Dream.” The dreamy, atmospheric track follows her 2024 album Girl Prometheus, which earned her recognition as a Stereogum Artist To Watch, and marks her return with a hazy, cinematic sound reminiscent of Mazzy Star. McKinnon wrote reflective lyrics about…
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Spotify’s Stock Up 5.5% on Fresh $1.5B Stock Buyback Program
Spotify’s share price jumped nearly 5.5% on Friday 21 August after the company disclosed that its board had approved a further $1.5 billion (£1.18 billion) in stock buybacks. Combined with $723 million (£569 million) still available from an earlier repurchase plan, the streaming giant’s total buyback firepower now stands at roughly $2.223 billion (£1.75 billion).…