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'We wrote 'Spend My Time' about the need we share to spend uninterrupted time with loved ones,' stated the band. 'Kids, partners, parents, friends...Time moves so quickly, and it's important to stop and pay attention. Listen to the people you love, and tell them that you love them.'

Earlier this week, Sam shared ‘Happy All The Time (Feat. Dolly Parton)’ ahead of the album’s release.

Sam previously shared the album’s title track, “Seventeen Going Under” which saw pick up from, among others, Billboard, Brooklyn Vegan, and Guitar World who called it 'an infectious indie rock lungbuster that is up there with the very best of his repertoire.'

East’s third release for Elektra/Low Country Sound, Maybe We Never Die takes the Alabama born, Nashville-based artist’s seductively vintage voice in a decidedly fresh direction.

Recording for the album started in January of last year at The Outlier Inn in upstate New York, and was finalized after a long pause due to Covid earlier this year at The Birdhouse Studios in New York City.

Mickey co-wrote the song with Victoria Banks, Emma-Lee and Karen Kosowski, the same songwriting team who wrote the critically acclaimed “What Are You Gonna Tell Her?” which NPR called “a cry of the heart by a remarkable singer and writer who deserves to be a full-on superstar.” 

Classically trained Italian musician Marco Parisi has officially announced that his forthcoming debut solo record Untitled will arrive on October 29th via Platoon.

The culmination of years of music making, live shows and Gartland honing her production skills, Woman on the Internet features the singles “More Like You”, “Pretending”, “Zombie!”, “Do You Mind?”, and “You’re Not Special, Babe”, and finds Gartland deliberately putting herself front and centre of its creation and lyrical content. 

Stand Up To Cancer’s biennial telecast and streaming event will air simultaneously on more than 60 participating media platforms across the United States and Canada, including all four major broadcast networks in the U.S. on Saturday, August 21 at 8PM ET & PT / 7PM CT from Los Angeles.

Immediately following the release of Trying Not To Think About It, JoJo will embark on a six-date run of intimate live shows across Boston, NYC, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Nashville & Los Angeles to celebrate and share the music with her fans across the country.

Ian’s last full-length album, Results Not Typical (2019), showcased colorful narratives with crystal clarity and hinted at that vision.  With the Evergreens EP, the musician continues his journey and gift for relatable, melodic songcraft.

It’s one of two songs on the 10 track, 82 minutes long album written by guitarist Janick Gers and founder member/ bassist Steve Harris. 

Anyone who purchased a three-day or single-day Sunday ticket will now gain access to the festival’s Preview Party on Thursday, September 16, free of charge.

Among the highlights are Denis Villeneuve’s highly anticipated adaptation of Dune; Academy Award–nominated director Mamoru Hosoda’s Belle, a visually extraordinary tale about a shy teenager who becomes an online sensation as a pop star.

Fletcher Dennis (Burke), a man of many talents, passports and identities, arrives in Northampton – a strange and haunted town in the heart of England as dangerous as he is.

Combining punk, hardcore, and post-hardcore with emotional lyrics and melody is nothing new for the band that epitomizes heartfelt optimism with DIY work-ethic and spirit.

Sher is launching SRO Productions alongside JT Rogers and Cambra Overend to produce entertainment for TV, film, and stage.

It’s None Of Your Business is Caravan’s first album since Paradise Filter (2013) and features nine new songs plus one instrumental track influenced, to a degree, by the events and restrictions placed on society over the past 18 months.

Stage partners have now been revealed including independent label Ninja Tune. In the 30-plus years since formation, Ninja Tune has established itself as one of the world’s leading independent record labels, etching its story into the pages of ground-breaking British music.

Hollow Front vocalist Tyler Tate describes the track as their most vocally and instrumentally challenging to date. After a slow burning intro, “Treading Water” kicks into full throttle and maintains a roller coaster-like energy until its close.