BottleRock, the annual music festival held in the wine mecca Napa, CA, always offers a pleasingly random assortment of artists. This year’s lineup is no different. BottleRock has revealed today that its 2026 installment — going down May 22-24 (Memorial Day weekend) at the Napa Valley Expo — will be headlined by Foo Fighters, Backstreet Boys, Lorde, Teddy Swims, LCD …

Decades ago, Florida’s Poison The Well helped invent metalcore. They were doing skull-shattering heavy riffs and sincerely aggrieved bellows and grand-vista textures and occasional bursts of melody in the late ’90s, and several generations of bands have followed their lead. Poison The Well went on hiatus in 2010 and returned five years later, but they’ve… The post Poison The Well …

BTS is back in action, and they’re going on a massive tour. This morning (Jan. 13), the K-pop boy band announced the dates for the world tour, which finally includes multiple stops in Latin America. BTS’ last tour PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE took place in 2022. Following the tour, the band went on hiatus The post BTS Announce 2026-2027 …

Over the past couple of years, we’ve witnessed the ascent of Fcukers, a New York City duo who make indulgent, party-primed electronic dance music. In 2024 they shared their debut EP Baggy$$ and caught the attention of Kenny Beats, who appears to be going by his government name Kenneth Blume now. Over the course of a… The post Fcukers Announce Debut …

The first Mexican production from Blumhouse, the studio behind Black Phone and M3GAN, is now streaming on Hulu. The post Blumhouse’s First Mexican Horror Production is Now Available on Hulu appeared first on Remezcla.

The nominations for the 2026 Premio Lo Nuestro were revealed this morning (Jan. 13). Among the most nominated artists are Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro, Carin León, and Myke Towers. A few rising Latine acts also received their first nominations, including Macario Martínez, Santos Bravos, Yeri Mua, Alleh y Yorghaki, and more. Premio Lo Nuestro is The post Here Are the …

Ever since embarking on an extensive, triumphant reunion tour from 2022 to 2024, slacker indie legends Pavement have scaled back band activities significantly without actually breaking up. Last May the band played Colbert to promote the movie Pavements, and they did three shows last fall in Texas and Mexico, but that was the full extent of their live operation in …

Glasgow post-punkers Life Without Buildings did not last long. The band made one excellent album, 2002’s Any Other City, and then broke up shortly thereafter. They’ve never reunited, even as plenty of other bands have named them as an influence and Any Other City has grown to cult-classic status. But now, after nearly a quarter century, they’re getting back together …

Last winter, the Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa put on an all-star tribute concert marking the 50th anniversary of Dylan’s Blood On The Tracks. Elvis Costello, Sharon Van Etten, Lucinda Williams, Adam Granduciel and many more were on hand at Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa to pay homage to Dylan’s 1975 breakup-album masterpiece. In November, the center revealed plans for a …

Last month California’s Draag announced their upcoming EP Miracle Drug with its ripper of a title track, which we named one of the Best Songs Of The Week. Today the off-kilter indie rockers are following that up with another good one called “NSPS.” “NSPS” is a hypnotic slow-burner that builds off seemingly endless loops of… The post Draag – “NSPS” …