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bbno$ Roblox Concert: Date, Time, and How to Watch – games.gg
Roblox hosted a virtual concert by rapper bbno$ on 25 July inside the +1 Speed Keyboard Escape minigame, featuring the premiere of new music. The event matters because it illustrates the scale of virtual music performances on gaming platforms and channels its proceeds towards online child-safety work. More than 11 million people had registered interest…
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Noname – “Squatter” (Feat. DRAM)
Chicago rapper Noname has released a new single, “Squatter,” featuring Virginia singer DRAM, marking fresh activity from two artists who have been relatively quiet of late. The song arrives as fans continue to await a release date for Noname’s long-promised mixtape Cartoon Radio, first announced last year alongside the single “Hundred Acres,” with no timeline…
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KISS’s PAUL STANLEY And GENE SIMMONS Talk About Importance Of Great Songwriting On ‘Track Star’ Podcast
Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons of KISS appeared on the Track Star podcast with host Jack Coyne to discuss the craft of rock and roll songwriting, drawing on decades of experience across American and British rock, punk and Motown. The pair reflected on how different artists and musical movements approach songwriting, and how bands balance…
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Quadeca Announces 2026 Tour, Shares New Song “Hell of a Time”: Stream
Quadeca, the project of musician Benjamin Lasky, has announced a North American tour for autumn 2026 to support his forthcoming fifth album, Life 1, and has released a new single from the record, “Hell of a Time.” The announcement follows appearances at Fuji Rock Festival and Lollapalooza, with the tour proper kicking off in October,…
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3 Essential Psychedelic Rock Albums From the 1960s That Pushed the Limits
American Songwriter has published a list highlighting three landmark psychedelic rock albums from the 1960s, arguing that each one helped define and push forward the boundaries of the genre. The feature revisits records by Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd and Jefferson Airplane, framing them as era-defining works whose influence shaped the counterculture movement and inspired countless…
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The Elder Scrolls Online is struggling with “team bandwidth” after Xbox layoffs hit Bethesda and ZeniMax, leading devs to limit a store for in-game items
The Elder Scrolls Online’s development team says it is grappling with limited “team bandwidth” following layoffs at Xbox that affected Bethesda and ZeniMax Online Studios, the studio behind the long-running MMO. As a result, developers have scaled back plans for an in-game store, illustrating how the wider round of job cuts at Microsoft’s gaming division…
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FEQ 2026: Six-Figure Crowds Flock to Canada’s Best-Kept Musical Secret
Québec City’s Festival d’été de Québec (FEQ) drew massive crowds for its 2026 edition, an 11-day celebration featuring headliners including Muse, Gwen Stefani, Jelly Roll, Cypress Hill, Kesha and Limp Bizkit. Now approaching its 60th year, the festival has built a reputation as one of Canada’s most eclectic music events, notable for its affordability, community…
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Love Spells – Love Is The Law
Clash Magazine has published an 8/10 review of “Love Is The Law”, the debut album from artist Love Spells (Sir Taegen Harris). The reviewer praises the record for its indie noir production and intentional, cohesive storytelling, describing it as a confident artistic statement that establishes Harris’s distinct voice and creative vision early in his career.…
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KIM DRACULA Announces Signing With RISE RECORDS, Shares New Single ‘Molecular Conversion’
Kim Dracula, the Australian-born, US-based musician, has signed to Rise Records and released a new single, “Molecular Conversion”, marking what they describe as the start of a new chapter. The track blends quiet, melodic passages with intense, theatrical delivery, showcasing the artist’s wide vocal range, and its accompanying video, directed by Max Moore, continues the…
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On This Day in 2006, Johnny Cash Was at No. 1 for the First Time in Decades With a Rick Rubin-Produced Masterpiece
On 22 July 2006, Johnny Cash topped the Billboard 200 with American V: A Hundred Highways, his first album to reach No. 1 on the all-genre chart since At San Quentin in 1969, and his first solo record to top the country chart in more than three decades. The milestone marked a remarkable late-career revival…