Assuming no ill-timed spontaneous deaths mess up the schedule, Spinal Tap II: The End Continues is set to arrive in theaters on September 12. The sequel to the classic mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap will reunite stars Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer, along with director Rob Reiner. After studio Bleecker Street shared a teaser for Spinal Tap II …

Doechii’s a rapper, but she’s worked in some rock elements to some her live performances before — particularly on “Catfish,” which she amped up for her awesome Tiny Desk and Grammys appearances. Since then, she’s gone viral for her March single “Anxiety,” which prominently samples Gotye’s 2011 hit “Somebody That I Used To Know.” For her show at Poland’s Open’er Festival …

Wheatus’ “Teenage Dirtbag” just turned 25 years old a couple of weeks ago. The 2000 pop-rock hit has been covered many, many times in that timespan, including by Ed Sheeran, who says he used to perform the song with his old band when he was 12 years old. But surprisingly, pop-star Sheeran had never performed the song in concert until …

Lauryn Hill headlined the first night of the 2025 Essence Festival Of Culture at the Caesars Superdome on Friday, just days after being added to the lineup. When she took the stage at around 2:30 a.m., two hours behind schedule, the New Orleans stadium was nearly “empty,” NOLA.com reports. Hill has a reputation for going on late, but this time …

J Balvin y DJ Snake juntaron nuevamente sus talentos y crearon la hit Noventa, una pista con un beat contundente contagiosa de principio a fin que está teniendo gran acogida en las plataformas digitales. El tema listo para sonar en las discotecas de medio globo será parte de “Nomad”, el próximo álbum del DJ francés que saldrá al mercado a …

Drake just dropped his new song “What Did I Miss?” which unsurprisingly takes subtle and not-so-subtle aim at some of the people who have recently wronged him- possibly including Future… The post LeBron James’ ‘Like’ Fuels Drake-Future Beef  appeared first on .

Black Sabbath weren’t the only iconic group bidding farewell tonight.

Exactly six months ago, we learned that Black Sabbath’s original lineup — Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward — were getting back together for one last show. The Black Sabbath finale would double as a farewell concert for Osbourne, who retired from touring three years ago while dealing with serious health problems including Parkinson’s disease, and it …

Black Sabbath are playing their final show today at the Back To The Beginning festival, and all the bands are paying tribute to them during their sets. In addition to Tool covering “Hand Of Doom,” Slayer did a Sabbath song, Metallica performed two, and Guns N’ Roses tackled four.

It’s screamo summer. Last year Febuary (Editor’s note: It is spelled Febuary, not February, which I just realized after posting this. Emo bands always have to do this shit, but I love them for it) kicked ass with their eponymous debut album, whose amazing track “No Way…” was an instant emo classic. The Las Vegas four-piece is back today to …