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On Ash Wednesday — a date freighted with ritual and reckoning — U2 dropped Days of Ash, a surprise six-track EP that plays less like a teaser for a forthcoming album and more like a dispatch from the front lines.

After months of living in the algorithm’s gray market, “Drag Path” has officially entered the canon.

Following last year's release of her four-song EP Intravenous French Kiss, Forest has unleashed “Prosthetic Stars.” Forest’s sound pulls from many different corners of music: pop, shoegaze, industrial, 90s and 2000s rock, and so on. She lives in the space between confrontational and vulnerable, adding an element of chaos to the fog.  Her newest single,…

Tiffany Stringer storms into her Atlantic Records era with “Bullet,” a glossy, breakup-fueled pop-country anthem inspired by her cheating ex’s Nashville move, transforming heartbreak into cinematic, old-Hollywood–styled pop catharsis.

On Reflections, From Ashes to New double down on the tension and turmoil that fueled their rise, embracing the dark pull of temptation on the brooding new single “Villain.”

Erin LeCount leans into beautifully chaotic self-destruction on "DON’T YOU SEE ME TRYING?," a baroque-meets-electronic catharsis that sharpens anticipation for her self-produced EP PAREIDOLIA.

Fresh off raves for moisturizer, Wet Leg turbocharge "mangetout" with a strutting The Dare remix as they barrel toward a globe-spanning festival takeover.

2026 was a monumental year for the 16th annual festival on the water. It marked the largest ever edition of ShipRocked with a completely sold-out boat, over 30 bands, surprise performances, and more. Now, ASK4 Entertainment has revealed the dates, ports, and theme for ShipRocked’s 2027 voyage. ShipRocked 2027 Following the record success of 2026,…

A year after stepping behind the mic as a host rather than a frontman, Billy Corgan is celebrating the first anniversary of The Magnificent Others, the wide-ranging podcast that has quietly become one of his most intriguing creative projects outside of The Smashing Pumpkins. Launched last year, Corgan’s show has distinguished itself from the crowded…

Wolf Alice are returning to North America with a single, high-profile date that’s already shaping up to be one of the summer’s must-see rock shows. The British band will headline New York City’s Pier 17 on July 29, marking their lone confirmed North American appearance of the season. Artist and fan pre-sale begins Wednesday, February…