Read on, and May The Fourth Installment Be With You. Beware the fourth album curse. While it’s unclear exactly where the term originated, it’s gotten its tendrils into the minds of both ...

U.S. stops include Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. While speculation has been in overdrive about the possible release of a new album coinciding with the tour, Lisa confirms the wait may soon be ...

For more than a decade, heritage rock artists have been juicing their live shows by recreating their vintage albums start to finish. That list includes Neil Young (Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere ...

The album artwork is a blue-tinted x-ray of a pelvis with a zipper going down the middle, a belt buckle in the center and the outline of an IUD. “Virgin” is produced by Lorde and Jim-E Stack ...

Now, a decade into their career, the multiplatinum corrido stars are marking the milestone with the release of their most spiritually minded album yet, “111XPANTIA.” Recorded in the band’s ...

On her website, Lorde explained her intention behind the introspective cover. “The colour of the album is clear,” she wrote. “Like bathwater, windows, ice, spit. Full transparency.

On May 1, the Suffolk singer-songwriter announced his eighth studio album, PLAY, which is his follow-up to 2023's Autumn Variations. He's described it as a "big pop album", which is a major change ...

Let’s look at just a few albums from the 2010s that helped shape that uniquely millennial indie folk sound. Iron & Wine really dominated 2010s folk music, and nothing beats this gorgeous 2011 ...

Neil Young has announced a new album—his first with his recently assembled touring band, the Chrome Hearts. He leads Talkin to the Trees with a reliably on-the-nose protest song, “Lets Roll ...

Polish metal icons Behemoth cast aside the last vestiges of subtlety on inflammatory 13th album, The Shit Ov God. Live Nation have revealed their 2025 Concert Week, in which tickets for the likes ...

Jon Kopaloff/WireImage; Jeff Spicer/WireImage Charli xcx had a big impact on Lorde's new album. In an interview with BBC 1, the "What Was That" singer — whose real name is Ella Yelich-O'Connor ...