Sam Beam will bring his new album, Hen's Teeth, on the road this October

The surprise track follows the release of the New York rapper's debut album, Xavier

Pratt calls the project "not just homage, but a record in its own right"

Blake Mills and Pino Palladino are also among the guests on the singer-songwriter's Indigo Park

After a six-year pivot to instrumentals due to a vocal injury, the Chicago artist enlisted Kurt Vile and David Bazan for her latest

Rowan Miles and Gabriella Turton's totally sarcastic, painfully sincere songwriting parodies the lives of sexless young Brits with madcap humor and cartoonish charm.

The Berlin-based producer's new album brings muscular heft and mystical atmosphere to his labyrinthine rhythms and groaning sub-bass.

The Texas rapper manages to buoy even the most underwhelming stretches of his fifth album with sparks of personality and timely features.

After years of experimenting, the L.A. rapper and skateboarder finds his voice with an album that's equally hyperactive and hypnotizing.

Britney Spears, Aaliyah, and *NSYNC were all signed to the label during its peak commercial years

Of Earth & Wires is out May 15

The singer will hit over 30 cities across the U.S. and Canada to support her latest album, Vacancy

The latest track from Nothing's About to Happen to Me comes with dates in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia

Dates across North America and Europe will feature support from Mei Semones, Ian Sweet, and more

Something Worth Waiting For is the Chicago band's first LP as a quartet

The singer added stateside dates to his A Quiet Celebration tour

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The Canadian supergroup's Remember the Humans arrives May 8

"Sicko!" pairs the noise-rockers with an "artist we love, who's been inspiring to us," the band said

The run culminates with a Judee Sill tribute program in New York

The New York rapper's debut is a cult rap record with big ambition. Cool, chaotic, and hyper-curious, Xav blows up his sound without losing his style.

The versatile metalcore singer amplifies all her strengths on her seventh album—it's heavier, savvier, and quirkier than ever.

The Korean producer's debut fortifies trance-inflected emotionality with singeli, reggaeton, and hard drum rhythms to argue that maximalism isn't quite dead yet.

Long a collectors' holy grail, this searching, atmospheric soundtrack recorded for Chicago's Adler Planetarium in 1993 mixes spiritual jazz with avant-garde pan-Africanism.

The K-pop group will live stream the performance exclusively on the platform on March 21

The North America trek kicks off this summer

Horsegirl will open all dates

Starring Jackson's nephew Jaafar Jackson in the lead role

Produced by Hit-Boy, "LDO" is the Southern California rapper's temporary goodbye before turning himself in for a jail sentence.

The final broadcast of the CBS and Trevor Noah era was another heartfelt production about, what else, the power of music. Bad Bunny stole the show, anti-ICE sentiments abounded, and voters will stop at nothing to give Billie Eilish another award. Here are the best and worst moments of the 68th Grammy Awards.

They were joined by Chad Smith and Andrew Watt for a faithful rendition of Black Sabbath's "War Pig"

Power-pop shapeshifter Ben Cook explores the sounds and styles of Madchester on a new album that unabashedly prioritizes style over substance.

Matmos' Drew Daniel continues to probe questions of community and solidarity on his latest LP—this time, trading electronic tropes for acoustic timbres informed by chamber music and film composition.

Five years after its ostensible farewell gig, the Taiwanese duo builds on its drone-doom foundation, incorporating shorter song structures inflected with trip-hop, jazz, and synth pop.

Pulling from doom, black metal, and shoegaze, the group brings the palette of heavy music to the perspective of a singer-songwriter's most intimate revelations.

Beating out Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar, and more

Lamar's fifth trophy of the evening and 27th career win

Chaka Khan, Wyclef Jean, John Legend, Bilal, Leon Bridges, and more joined the singer for a sprawling medley

Regina King dropped in for his Chromakopia and Don't Tap The Glass medley

"No one is illegal on stolen land," she said during her speech. "And fuck ICE."

The Best New Artist nominee minted his TikTok breakout in full glam

The pop titan beat out Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, and more for the award right after her "Abracadabra" performance

She broke out a rock rendition of the Mayhem single with Nine Inch Nails' Josh Freese on drums

Edging out Leon Thomas, Addison Rae, Alex Warren, Katseye, Lola Young, the Marías, and Sombr

"ICE out," he said in his speech. "We are not animals, we are not aliens, we are humans, and we are Americans."

He beat out records by Eric Church, Kelsea Ballerini, Miranda Lambert, and Tyler Childers

He sang the hit single in boxers, while he performed riffs on a pink electric guitar

She snuck into Crypto.com Arena's backstage on the back of a truck

It was the singer's first televised performance since she collapsed on stage in 2025

Ahead of Clipse, GloRilla, JID, and Tyler, the Creator