It’s a primary principle of physics — for every action there’s an equal and opposite reaction. Following the aerosol-sprayed…
The Rolling Stones have released a new single, and accompanying video, titled “Living In A Ghost Town.” The song,…
Amidst all of the Covid-19 concert and tour cancellations, English singer, songwriter, and actor, Yungblud has announced he’ll be…
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the late great 2Pac’s groundbreaking third studio recording, Me Against the World, Interscope Records…
After four long years, X Ambassadors have returned with their latest album, Orion, via KIDinaKORNER and Interscope, and, despite a few instances of hope and momentum, it seems it may be time for this once exciting band to try something new.
Robyn recently ended her North American Honey tour at Toronto’s venue, Rebel and we were on hand to capture (and enjoy) every awesome moment.
Let’s be serious, it’s Robyn’s world and we’re all just out here paying rent in it. Touring for her most recent album, Honey, Robyn performed a sold-out show at Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver to close out February.
Pale Waves are shining brightly on their highly anticipated debut album, My Mind Makes Noises, out now on Interscope and Dirty Hit.
Kendrick is a once-in-a-lifetime type of artist, and after such a release, he doesn’t need to stay humble.
Can it be true? Really? Soundgarden have released their first new song in over fifteen years?!?! Well, you’re not dreaming, it is true. The legendary Seattle group that so brilliantly mixed metal and hard rock into grunge have just released a new song to tide people over until the release of the band’s first new album since 1996, due out this fall. “Live to Rise” comes to us off the superhero blockbuster ‘The Avengers’ which hits theatres on May 4th.
It looks as though Blink 182 still have that magic touch of success that made the band so massive during the early 2000s. Their comeback record Neighbourhoods has been a hit with fans and critics since its release at the end of September and really, it kind of feels like the band never went away for those few years in the mid-2000s. The second single off of Neighbourhoods, after the huge success of “Up All Night”, is “After Midnight.”