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Rebecca Black Announces 2026 “Exhibitionism on Tour”
Rebecca Black has announced “Exhibitionism on Tour — Rebecca Black as: Miss Delicious,” a 27-date North American headline tour set for autumn 2026 in support of her forthcoming sophomore album, Age of the Exhibitionist, due out on 4 September. The announcement builds anticipation for the record, which follows her recent single “Hot Wet Delirious,” and…
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Arca Announces New Album ‘XXXXX’
Arca has announced a new album titled ‘XXXXX’, due for release on 31st July via XL Recordings. It marks her first full-length record in five years, following the twice GRAMMY-nominated ‘KiCk i’ and the subsequent ‘KICK’ pentalogy, and comes with artwork sculpted by Kaan Ulgener. The 14-track album is available to pre-order now. Ahead of…
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Super Troopers Raid Limp Bizkit Set to Issue a Noise Complaint
Comedy troupe Broken Lizard interrupted Limp Bizkit’s set to deliver a mock “noise complaint,” dressed as their Super Troopers characters, during a performance at Creed’s “Summer of ’99 and Beyond Festival” in Tinley Park, Illinois. The stunt, which occurred as the nu-metal band closed with “Break Stuff,” is part of a promotional push for Super…
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Bad Bunny concert ends in chaos in Milan with 80,000 evacuated and fans left with head injuries after being hit with golf ball-sized hailstones
A Bad Bunny concert at San Siro stadium in Milan descended into chaos when a violent storm brought golf ball-sized hailstones down on the venue, forcing organisers to evacuate around 80,000 fans mid-show. Several attendees suffered head injuries after being struck by the hail, highlighting the risks large outdoor events face from increasingly severe and…
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Journey’s Jonathan Cain Calls Bruce Springsteen a “Bitter Old Man” Who Should “Shut Up” About Politics
Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain has publicly criticised Bruce Springsteen, branding him a “bitter old man” and telling him to “shut up” about politics. Cain made the comments during an appearance on the Tom Barnard Podcast, part of The Complete Disaster Network, while discussing his frustration with left-leaning celebrities who speak out on political issues. Cain,…
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Arca sets XL Recordings release date for XXXXX album
Arca has announced her first full-length studio album in five years, titled XXXXX, set for release on Friday 31 July via XL Recordings. The record follows her Kick series, which ran from 2020 to 2021, marking her return to solo album releases despite having stayed busy with a range of collaborative work in the interim.…
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The singer John Lennon said Elvis put to shame: “It always hurts and infuriates me”
John Lennon praised American rock-and-roll singer Larry Williams as a performer who could outclass Elvis Presley, saying Williams’s relative obscurity still angered him. Lennon’s comments reflect the Beatles’ deep roots in 1950s rock and roll and their admiration for artists whose influence exceeded their commercial recognition. Williams was known for energetic songs including ‘Bony Moronie’,…
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CLOVEN HOOF, Featuring JAG PANZER’s HARRY CONKLIN, Announces New Album ‘Never A Prophet In Your Own Land’
NWOBHM veterans Cloven Hoof have announced their tenth studio album, “Never A Prophet In Your Own Land”, due for release on 25 September 2026 via High Roller Records. The record features vocalist Harry “The Tyrant” Conklin, also of Jag Panzer, who has now fronted the band for three and a half years, and its lead…
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Film Major – “The Board”
The Queens-based musician James Palko is a busy man. Until recently, Palko played bass in Taking Meds. These days, he leads the power-pop Pretty Rude, who released their debut album Ripe last year. He also releases music under the name Jimmy Montague; his album Tomorrow’s Coffee came out in 2024. And Palko has yet another…
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Government announce £45million to “turn up” music industry for artists, businesses and children – but what do Andy Burnham’s government need to do now?
MPs and industry insiders speak out on progress being made, and urgent, vital action still needed on the ticket levy for protecting artists and venues, as well as beating the Brexit touring crisis and banning ticket touts The post Government announce £45million to “turn up” music industry for artists, businesses and children – but what…