NOSHOWS (Max Satow) released the single "Don't Look Down" ahead of debut album MADHOUSE, out October 16, and will launch a four-city tour starting October 14 in New York City with Belle Blue.
DJ HEARTSTRING released a new single, "So Many Things," featuring Scottish singer-songwriter Sam Gellaitry, following the duo's recent run of festival dates across Europe and North America.
Banoffee, the Melbourne-born, LA-based artist, producer and DJ, has announced a new EP titled MUSCLES and released the accompanying single MOTH ON MY MOUTH.
The Swedish singer-songwriter follows her acclaimed album ROMEO with a new track exploring the tension between desire for excitement and the need for security in a relationship.
Sacramento dream pop band SOFT SCIENCE has released its fifth studio album SAND through Shelflife Records and Spinout Nuggets, exploring relationship breakdowns, recovery, and memory across ten tracks.
Bo Staloch released a new single exploring a fading friendship, produced by Brad Cook with contributions from Colin Croom and Matt McCaughan.
ADÉLA released her debut album PRIMA via Capitol Records alongside a music video for track "Nicole Kidman.
DEATH VALLEY DREAMS has joined the Better Noise Music roster and released a cover of Chris Isaak's WICKED GAME.
The Los Angeles-based artist released a new single co-written and co-produced with Chris Freeman of HOT MULLIGAN, blending emo-inspired guitars with her signature electronic production.
Pittsburgh metalcore band 156/SILENCE released its sixth album, FROM A DISTANCE, marking the group's first release with Pure Noise Records since 2024's PEOPLE WATCHING.
Waylon Wyatt and Carter Faith released the country folk duet I'M SORRY BUT I LOVE YOU via Music Soup/Darkroom Records, following Wyatt's debut album DUSTPILES and his ongoing world tour.
The Male Pattern released a Springsteen-inspired single featuring Frog's Daniel Bateman, taken from the concept LP I WAS SHOT IN THE HEART!, exploring divorce and suburban suicide.
Singer-songwriter Soleil released a new R&B/Soul single and music video titled RUBBISH, an empowering breakup anthem following her previous track, HEART STRINGS.
Andrew Bayer, a GRAMMY-nominated musician, is set to release his fifth studio album, written and produced at his home in Potomac, Maryland.
Singer-songwriter Kurt Stevens is set to release his debut album, drawing on his South Florida upbringing and blending easygoing tunes with reflective, nautical themes.
The Cranberries have released a previously unheard live album recorded at London's Astoria II, capturing the band just before their breakthrough with No Need to Argue and hits like Zombie.
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts will host DjangoFest Northwest, featuring GISMO GRAF QUINTET, PEARL DJANGO and other gypsy jazz acts across six days of performances in Langley, Washington.
Miley Cyrus released BASS PERSUADES, the title track and lead single from her upcoming tenth studio album, alongside a music video directed by Mert Alas.
Country artist Christopher James has released a new single, "What If I," a track that resists fitting into one style, arguing against country music's traditional genre boundaries.
Dream Theater keyboardist Jordan Rudess will perform two concerts at MIT featuring jam_bot, an AI model trained on his playing, alongside the MIT Chamber Chorus.
The remastered deluxe reissue of Beyoncé's second album arrives with upgraded visuals, new tracks and Spanish-language collaborations featuring Maluma and Selena.
Logic1000 shared a new single and dance film featuring Christine and the Queens, pulled from her upcoming second album CONFIRMATION!, out via Therapy/Because Music.
Jim Brickman will bring his holiday-tinged concert tour to the Fox Theatre Redwood City, performing chart-topping hits like 'Valentine' and 'Angel Eyes' alongside seasonal favorites.
The Black Crowes ended their touring year backing Guns N' Roses at stadium shows in Las Vegas, Edmonton, Vancouver and San Diego, following a 40-plus city headlining run.
Vancouver quartet HONEYBEAR, THE BAND will release its new album, THE CURE, followed by release shows in Victoria and Vancouver, the group announced.
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