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Still not sure which New York City music festival you're going to attend this year? Or have you already decided, but still have some time open in September for some music related festivities? Well then we have good new for you. The Meadows Music and Arts Festival is returning to Citi Field in Queens

Just a couple of months ago legendary rockers The Who announced a Las Vegas residency, with a string of dates at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. That residency comes on the heels of a number of dates that start in Europe and take in cities across North America. Following the residency, the musical

Today in the U.K. a number of the country's largest music festivals have been holding a website blackout. The campaign is to promote an increase of awareness of sexual violence at musical events, and every festival taking part in the event have signed a charter that pledges zero tolerance. The Safer

Following in the line of Chance the Rapper who recently pulled out of his scheduled shows across the Atlantic this summer, Tyler, The Creator has just cancelled the European dates on his current tour. He was slated to perform at a number of concerts and festivals across the continent, including

It has been four long years since Icelandic post-rock sensations Sigur Rós have released a new album, so it's understandable why fans would grasps a hold of any new information that may even slightly suggest something new might be on the way. Over the weekend, the outfit shared a short teaser video

Sylvan Esso are about to release their sophomore album What Now. It's an appropriate title for the record from the duo made up of Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn who found themselves taken aback by the success of their debut self-titled record. But with success comes expectations that can be daunting.

Skating Polly belong in a tradition of Pacific North West bands that borrow from the punk ethos - but unlike many of their contemporaries they avoid leaning too heavily into the history books. Their sound is reductive, it's loud, and it drives like hammers through the emotional content of their

This week in the world of album releases it feels like we're overlooking more great albums than we're able to discuss. The spectrum of artists releasing new work is broad and unbridled. To pay respect to everyone of note would simply take another month, so what we have here are the most interesting

From the return of punk rock titans to pop's rising star, this week was filled with new songs that will be turned up throughout the summer. Rancid announced that they will be releasing a new album Trouble Maker in June, and unveiled the first single from the record, "Ghost of a Chance". Speaking of

The stars were certainly out this week and you can bet they will continue to be in this packed weekend filled with Cinco de Mayo and the Kentucky Derby. Despite all that's happening, some of the biggest names in music still released mesmerizing new videos. As usual, the brightest stars shined on the