Willie Nelson’s annual Farm Aid festival, taking place Sept. 24 in Raleigh, N.C. and focusing on climate resilient agriculture, will feature Chris Stapleton and Sheryl Crow, along with Farm Aid board members Nelson, John Mellencamp, Dave Matthews and Margo Price. Additional acts at the Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek will include Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, Allison Russell, Charley Crockett, Brittney Spencer and Particle Kid. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Absent from the festival stage for the second consecutive year will be Farm Aid board member Neil Young, who recently responded to a fan’s letter on his website, stating: “I will not be at Farmaid this year. I am not ready ...
Colleen Ironside, the live music professional who, with her force-of-nature personality, set the groundwork for a pan-Asian touring network and produced scores of tours in the region for Live Nation and other companies, has died. Ironside cut her teeth in the music industry as a booking agent for the Harbour Premier Agency in Sydney, Australia. She went out on her own, establishing and running APA Booking Agency, which booked INXS, Ratcat, James Reyne, Jenny Morris and Wendy Matthews for Australia, New Zealand and Asia. In 1994, a promotion for Ironside with Frontier Touring, which gave her the reins on regional tours for such acts as Pearl Jam, REM, Tom Jones and Hootie and the Blowfish. In 1999 she set up her business, Live Limited, which would tour acts through Asia including Cold...
When the dust — and bodies — settle on season four of Stranger Things, fans can argue about the killer moments. There’s the evil Vecna and his bone-snapping ways. Kate Bush coming to the rescue. And, of course, Eddie Munson wielding the axe for an end-of the-world Metallica shred. Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news That moment has powered Metallica’s ‘80s song into charts around the globe, and turned actor Joseph Quinn in the next hot thing. On Monday night (July 25), the British actor stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for what was his talk-show debut. He played it like a pro, just like he did in his special “metal” moment on Stranger Things, though as he tells Fallon, the scene everyone’s talking about was mildly terrifying to sho...
Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker teased the band’s return to activity last week on Instagram, and yesterday confirmed the news during a London Q&A about his new book, Good Pop Bad Pop. A source close to the artist has further confirmed to SPIN that Pulp will indeed play some shows in 2023 but that no other details were yet available. Formed in 1978 when Cocker and original guitarist Peter Dalton were teenagers, the beloved U.K. band released seven albums during its initial classic era from 1983 to 2001. Pulp split in 2002 but reformed as a touring entity between 2011-2013. The band hasn’t released a new studio album since 2001’s We Love Life, arguably one of the best in its discography. Beyond the new book, Cocker has been active with solo projects in the time since Pulp’s last breakup. He ...
Consequence has revealed that JAY-Z once wanted to sign him to Roc-A-Fella Records. In a recent appearance on Drink Champs, the rapper shared that all this happened while he was still signed to Q-Tip‘s The Ummah. “I was supposed to sign to Roc-A-Fella, that was what was so ironic,” he said. “Well, not saying supposed to, but JAY was very interested in picking me up.” Consequence continued that he and JAY-Z first met in 1995 and that they “always kinda intermingled.” He added, “We never had, like, a one-to-one direct relationship, but we always kind of intermingled. It’s just so funny because, like, he spoke to Q-Tip about me, and you know at the time me and Q-Tip was going through a lot of personal things so we didn’t go that route, but I ended up kind of going that direction anyways, so i...
Tainy has shared the video for “Sci-Fi,” his new song with Rauw Alejandro. It’s the latest single from the producer’s forthcoming debut full length Data. Check out the Elliott Muscat–directed video below. Last fall, Tainy shared Data’s first single, the Bad Bunny and Julieta Venegas collaboration “Lo Siento BB:/.” A month later they performed it on stage at the 2021 American Music Awards. Tainy was also sued—along with Bad Bunny and the rest of his “Safaera” collaborators—for copyright infringement of DJ Playero mixes sampled for the YHLQMDLG track. Check out Pitchfork’s video “How to Create a Reggaetón Track with Producer Tainy.” Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
Brooklyn rapper Bobby Shmurda has announced a new nine-song EP. It’s called BodBoy and it arrives August 5 via Shmurda’s own label GS9 (in partnership with OneRPM). Shmurda has also shared the BodBoy single “Hoochie Daddy,” which is a spin-off of Uncle Luke’s “Hoochie Mama.” Check out the colorful music video for “Hoochie Daddy” below and scroll down for the BodBoy tracklist and cover art. BodBoy marks Shmurda’s first collection of new songs since he was released from prison in February of 2021. Since then, he’s collaborated with Eladio Carrión, J Balvin, and Daddy Yankee for a remix of “Tata,” and issued “Splash,” “Cartier Lens,” “No Time for Sleep (Freestyle),” and “Shmoney,” which features Quavo and Rowdy Rebel. Shmurda formed his label GS9 after breaking free from his record deal with ...