Marco Antonio Solís is going on tour this summer. On May 18, the iconic Mexican singer announced the U.S. leg of his “Tour Gratitud 2026.” The highly anticipated tour will kick off at the Moody Center in Austin, TX, on July 24, and wrap up at the Yaamava’ Theater in Highland, CA, on Oct. 10.  The post Marco Antonio Solís …

Smirk is the project of Nick Vicario, a Los Angeles musician who’s been making retro-filtered punk rock for quite a while now with albums like 2021’s LP and 2022’s Material. The current live iteration of the band features members of Hotline TNT, Poison Ruin, and Pardoner, but Vicario is Smirk’s sole songwriter. Today he’s announced… The post Smirk Announce New …

Detroit experimental hardcore collective the Armed are out on the road opening for Poison The Well and Converge right now. Sunday, the tour rolled into San Francisco, where the Armed were joined by local legend Mike Patton for half of their eight-song set. The post Mike Patton Joined The Armed For Half Their Set In San Francisco appeared first on …

Following their Coachella debut, Morat are heading back to the States with a new tour. This morning (May 18), the Colombian pop-rock group announced the U.S. dates for their YEM: Ya Es Mañana World Tour 2027. For a decade, Morat has charmed fans around the world with their anthemic hits like “Cuando Nadie Ve,” “Besos The post Morat Announces U.S. …

This is not a drill: Don Omar is going on tour this fall! On May 18, the reggaeton pioneer announced “The Last King” world tour. The highly anticipated tour will kick off at the Santander Arena in Reading, PA, on Sept. 25, and wrap up at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, AZ, on Nov. The post Don Omar Announces …

Portland indie-folk mainstay Laura Veirs was Stereogum’s very first Artist To Watch way back in 2004, when the designation did not necessitate an interview, just a couple MP3 downloads and a two-sentence endorsement: “Best indie folk album of the year. Recommended for fans of Mirah, Cat Power, Suzanne Vega.” Veirs has made a whole lot… The post Laura Veirs Announces …

Smashing Pumpkins released their blockbuster double album Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness in 1995, so if we’re being sticklers here, last year would have been the year to head out on a 30th anniversary tour. But I’m not going to complain about the Pumpkins doing it in 2026. They put on an amazing show when they toured arenas in …

It was only a year ago when Sabrina Teitelbaum released her previous Blondshell album If You Asked For A Picture. A few months after its release, she shared an expanded edition featuring contributions from artists like Conor Oberst, Samia, John Clacier, and more. What if I told you a new Blondshell album is already coming? We… The post Blondshell – “Heart …

All Things Go, the extremely fun festival that people love to call “lesbian Coachella,” remains a multi-city affair. Maybe we should call it “lesbian Rolling Loud” instead. Earlier this month, ATG organizers unveiled the impressive lineup for the festival’s DC flagship show. (It’s at Merriweather Post Pavilion, so it’s really closer to Baltimore, but sure, fine, “DC.”) Today, we learn …

The 78-year-old Japanese musician Haruomi Hosono has been a vastly influential force for decades. After stints in the ’60s psych-rock band Apryl Fool and the folk-rock group Happy End, Hosono led Yellow Magic Orchestra, the electronic group that started in the late ’70s and had a vast impact on all sorts of futuristic music. As a solo artist and producer, …