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Watch Jack White and Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson join forces for an electrifying cover of Free classic I’m A Mover
Jack White and Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson performed a cover of Free’s I’m A Mover together in Chicago on 23 July. The collaboration gave the sold-out audience a rare live pairing of two blues-influenced rock musicians and was captured despite White’s phone-free tour policy. The performance took place at the 4,000-capacity Radius venue, on…
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‘Alright, Let’s Get Wild’: Demi Moore Helps KATSEYE Unlock Their Inner ‘Animal’: Watch
KATSEYE have released the music video for “Animal”, featuring a cameo from Demi Moore as the group prepare for their new EP, Wild. The video portrays the members resisting the judgement of suited executives, using fashion and choreography to explore pressure, image and self-expression in the music industry. Lara, Megan, Daniela, Yoonchae and Sophia appear…
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Stream On This Week: Pamela Adlon Reveals Who She Wants to Play on Widow’s Bay
Consequence’s weekly streaming guide highlights new and recent films and television releases, led by Pamela Adlon’s guest recommendations alongside titles including Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, Masters of the Universe and The Dink. The article matters chiefly as a curated viewing guide, combining release information with opinionated assessments intended to help audiences choose…
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Gracie Abrams Scores Second U.K. No. 1 LP with ‘Daughter From Hell’
Gracie Abrams has secured her second UK number one album with Daughter From Hell, reinforcing her growing commercial success in Britain. The achievement follows her 2024 chart-topper The Secret of Us and comes ahead of a planned UK and European arena tour this autumn. The album debuted at the top on 24 July, ahead of…
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Noel Gallagher Once Called This Rock Legend the “Antichrist” of Music
Noel Gallagher’s long-running criticism of Phil Collins has resurfaced after he once described the former Genesis singer as the “Antichrist” of music. The remark matters now because Collins and Oasis are both reportedly due to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, potentially bringing the pair’s public feud into renewed focus. Gallagher…
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A Q&A With the Road Ready Covered Promotion Winner, The Como Brothers
The Como Brothers, Andrew and Matt Como, have won American Songwriter’s Road Ready Covered Promotion for their version of The Beatles’ 1964 song ‘I Feel Fine’. The win highlights the strong online response to their Beatles covers and reflects how the brothers’ long-standing connection with the band has helped build their audience and musical identity.…
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The songwriter Bob Dylan and Paul Simon both claimed was the best of the 1960s
The article argues that Leonard Cohen was the songwriter most highly regarded by both Bob Dylan and Paul Simon among his 1960s contemporaries. It presents their admiration as significant because each was himself a leading figure in the era’s shift towards more literary, introspective popular songwriting. Dylan reportedly described Cohen as the “number one” songwriter…
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Founding member of Guerrilla Girls finally revealed after years of anonymity
A founding member of the feminist art collective Guerrilla Girls has revealed her identity after decades of anonymity. The disclosure is significant because the group has long used masks and pseudonyms to focus attention on sexism and inequality in the art world rather than on individual members. The article presents the announcement as the end…
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The 1996 role Marlon Brando was desperate to play as a dolphin: “Don’t worry about it”
Marlon Brando reportedly wanted to voice a dolphin in the 1996 family film *The Island of Dr Moreau*, despite being cast as the film’s human antagonist, Dr Moreau. The anecdote illustrates the actor’s increasingly unconventional approach during a notoriously troubled production and his willingness to pursue eccentric creative ideas. The article title refers to Brando’s…
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Orville Peck announces Mule album and two preview tracks
Orville Peck has announced his fourth studio album, Mule, due for release on 18 September through Warner Records, alongside two preview tracks. The masked country singer describes the 13-track record as his most personal yet, charting addiction, sobriety and rebuilding while exploring love, loss and identity through country, bluegrass and Americana. The previews are the…