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The self-proclaimed theater kid on making her Broadway debut in the folk musical Floyd Collins and why she really wants people to stop asking about that unreleased TikTok snippet

"Nobody in Fake Festival history has ever had a member of the band that they are tributing get on stage and play a song with them" The post Watch Pulp drummer Nick Banks play ‘Disco 2000’ with tribute band Pulp’d i...

Bad Bunny's Debí Tirar Más Fotos returns to No. 1, while Fuerza Regida's 111XPANTIA debuts at No. 2.

In a cupcake-based gender reveal video, they found out they are having a boy and a girl The post Bring Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes and partner Alissic reveal they are expecting twins appeared first on NME.

"It is sad to see his devolution," the singer says in a new interview.

At some point in the past couple of years, Usher has started hand-feeding cherries to female fans in the crowd at his shows. It’s a simple enough gag, but it’s made multiple headlines: Last month, rumors spread that ...

The former OutKast rapper surprise released the improvisational '7 Piano Sketches' last week The post Jazz pianist Matthew Shipp calls André 3000’s new piano EP “complete and utter crap” appeared first on NME.

Richmond, Va.'s Fly Anakin's second studio album harkens back to the days before Hip-Hop stardom and honors spontaneous collaboration.

They previewed three tracks from their upcoming album at a hometown Baltimore show The post Watch Turnstile debut new ‘Never Enough’ songs live as they discuss “mad flavours” of new album appeared first on NME.

When SLIPKNOT played at The O2 arena in London, England last December, the band's guitarist Jim Root spoke to Guitar Interactive's Jonathan Graham about the possibility of a follow-up to SLIPKNOT's 2022 album "The End, S...

"It does feel sad, sometimes shocking, to see where he is now," singer tells the Times UK of his former friend and collaborator's "descent"

"It's like a whole other job," she told the crowd at her Atlantic City show on May 9.

"I was like, 'Who they heck are they?'" The post The Kooks “had to Google Fontaines D.C.” after meeting them appeared first on NME.

Like their fellow Irishmen Kneecap, post-punk band the Murder Capital have been facing some pushback over their public advocacy for Palestine and their condemnation of the Israeli government’s ongoing genocide. During ...

In a new interview with Mark Strigl, PUDDLE OF MUDD frontman Wes Scantlin, whose band has just released an album called "Kiss The Machine", confirmed that fans can expect to hear more fresh music from him in the not-too-...

With their Cologne show called off, they will play an acoustic show in the city's Rheinpark tonight (May 11) instead, with "everyone welcome" The post The Murder Capital see second German show cancelled over Palestinian ...

Since they began touring their latest album Only God Was Above Us, Vampire Weekend have been enjoying doing multiple shortened covers toward the end of their sets. Those are usually audience requests, performed unpractic...

The tracks are featured on the Canadian band's upcoming seventh album.

The rapper talks about his new project, Blame the Chat, and how the worlds of content creators and musicians overlap

"We were silenced. Undermined. Ignored into thinking our instincts were wrong" The post STONE talk exit from Polydor Records: “FUCK the corps who try and control bands and change their sound” appeared first on NME.

SIXX:A.M. singer James Michael has shared a new video on his YouTube channel in which he addresses what he calls "predatory songwriting", a practice where certain songwriters might ask for credit on songs that they had l...

Turnstile’s new album Never Enough is arriving next month. Before it’s out, the Baltimore hardcore band have a few of US shows planned, including stops in Los Angeles, Oxnard, and Brooklyn. Last night they debuted so...