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Chris Brown has been hit with another lawsuit. The R&B singer — who has a long history of violent behavior — is being sued along with Dallas rapper Yella Beezy, Live Nation, and more, for allegedly attacking four men at his concert at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth,  » Read More

Last month, it was revealed a posthumous self-titled album from prolific pop producer SOPHIE is arriving in September. The first single, “Reason Why” featuring Kim Petras and BC Kingdom, was shared, and now “Berlin Nightmare” with Evita Manji is out.  » Read More

The Weeknd has entered the teaser zone. Earlier this year, Abel Tesfaye played a peripheral role in the Drake/Kendrick Lamar beef and popped up at a Mike Dean show to cover David Lynch — the sorts of things that megastars do when they’re in between big media cycles.  » Read More

Hayley Williams is a pop star. She leads Paramore, a band that tours arenas and makes hit records. She’s duetted with Taylor Swift, both on record and onstage. She’s got a retroactively-added writing credit on Olivia Rodrigo’s “Good 4 U,” a genuine #1 hit. When Paramore toured last year,  » Read More

’90s alt-rockers Superdrag reunited in fall 2022 at Knoxville’s Second Bell festival, making it their first show in a dozen years. A year prior, the group said they were working on new music. That didn’t quite come to pass, but what started as a new Superdrag album (theoretically following 2015’s Industry Giants) ultimately became a new John Davis solo project.  » Read More

This week, Sinai Vessel (Caleb Cordes) will release his new album I SING, which features already-shared singles “Best Witness,” “How,” “Birthday,” “Attack,” and “Laughing.” Today, Cordes has unveiled one more track,  » Read More

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but alto saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin has been blasting through the jazz world like a comet the last couple of years. She’s been around for a while — her debut, Retox, was released in 2012, and her next album, Rise Up,  » Read More

Project Pabst started in Portland in 2014, and over four years, it grew to include Denver, Atlanta, and Philadelphia. Acts like Blondie and the Buzzcocks performed alongside Run The Jewels and Ween. Then, in 2018, it abruptly vanished. After a seven-year hiatus, the festival will finally return to downtown Portland this weekend,  » Read More

Harmony Korine, the divisive director of movies like Kids, last year’s Aggro Drift, Gummo, and Spring Breakers (excuse me, SPRAAANG BREAKERRRRS) is set to release a new film, Baby Invasion, and IndieWire reports that its score will be done by Burial.  » Read More