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Straight off of the sold-out first leg of the Straight Into Canada tour, Hip Hop icon Ice Cube will embark on part two of the tour, with eleven new dates across Canada.

The new album pays homage to Erbil — the city in Iraq that offered solace and embraced Souleyman during recent uneasy times.

Southwest Airlines in conjunction with Luck Reunion recently announced the Arizona-based artist as a finalist in their fifth installment of the signature Southwest: On The Rise to Luck program, dedicated to supporting up-and-coming artists.

'City Is Taken' is accompanied by a video from director Luca Balser that features Ben Hozie and Nikki performing the track throughout a nocturnal NYC in front of defunct venues from the city's storied musical past alongside the commercial banks and chain restaurants.

Produced by Kater and Joe Grass (Elisapie, The Barr Brothers), Strange Medicine is Kater's first new album in six years (following 2018's Grenades) and her most personal record to date.

After an incredibly redemptive week performing at NBA All Star Weekend and the announcement that he will be joining Bas for his 24-city We Only Talk About Real Shit When Were Fucked Up Tour (which will include his second consecutive year performing at the Dreamville Festival), Reuben Vincent returns

With production by AJ Pruis, Wandering showcases an ornate musical palette rich in live instrumentation of fiddle, mandolin, dreamy pedal-steel tones, and spellbinding guitar work.

This electric anthem plays perfectly within the intersection of every facet that is Milanalamala.

Discover CHRIS JANSON's latest single 'Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get' set to release on March 8.

Discover Better Joy's latest release, 'Dead Plants', through their new single and music video.

The original saw Ashnikko release their frustrations at exes with guttural vocals over a nu-metal-inspired distortion and menacing beat, while the new remix sees producer apob (EKKSTACY, Deb Never, Rachel Chinouriri) work alongside Dora Jar to turn the production on its head.

This celebratory year starts with the Elevator Angels EP, which will grow into a full-length acoustic album release by the same title later this year, including previously unreleased songs.

New York-based, queer experimental alt-pop artist RAEGAN, unveils her powerful new single “FROGS.

Kicking off on March 11 in Austin, TX at the SXSW Music and Arts Festival, the band will also support labelmate Frank Turner in Ventura, CA on March 15, perform as part of Shamrock Rebellion with Flogging Molly across two dates, and make headline appearances on the west coast through March 24 with s

Blake Rose will embark on his biggest run of live shows to date.

Australian-based brothers, Atlas Genius have shared their first new music in over four years with the release of “Nobody Loves Like You” and “Romans.

Recorded on February 1st at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek, California, Cockburn was joined on stage that night by Colin Hay, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Chuck Prophet & the Make Out Quartet and The Lucky Valentines.

Samora Pinderhughes unveils a new song, “Keith LaMar: Sweet,” alongside a film by the same name.

NYC misfits Couch Slut have played a veritable strain of drug-fueled, incendiary, hardcore noise rock since 2013.

Discover the latest single 'Ignorance' by LETTERS SENT HOME featuring Dead Lakes.

This new record marks a seismic shift for the band, which comprises Audrey Kang, Logan Miley, Kevin Copeland, and Dane Hagen.

The Flaming Lips share new North American tour dates and extend their already stacked 2024 schedule.

Alvvays have extended their 2024 North American tour dates with a run of shows with The Beths later this summer.

UK alternative rock band The Mysterines announce their new album Afraid of Tomorrows, the highly-anticipated follow up to their critically-acclaimed Top 10 debut album Reeling.

Louis Carnell has released his collaboration with Green-House, the latest in the 111 series, that has so far seen Carnell collaborate with Keeley Forsyth, Lee Ranaldo, Ben Vince, Yasa Asmar, Coby Sey, KMRU, Okkyung Lee and Wu-Lu