During an appearance on “Put Up Your Dukes”, the new podcast hosted by ex-EXODUS singer Rob Dukes, current EXODUS frontman Steve “Zetro” Souza was asked to name the worst show he ever played in his life. He responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “I remember we were on the ‘Headbangers Ball’ tour [with ANTHRAX and HELLOWEEN in 1989] and we were in New Orleans. And I love Slurpees — not as much anymore ’cause of my transformation lately, but I love Slurpees. And we got to the French Quarter, and Hurricanes are like Slurpees with fucking alcohol in them. So I was drinking ’em, and I didn’t really taste the booze and they are high-alcohol-contented drinks. And I drank, like, five of them. And on those tours, we were on stage ...
“Cheers to the first Teen Mom: Family Reunion!” Amber, Ashley, Briana, Cheyenne, Jade, Leah, and Maci officially closed the chapter on the inaugural MTV getaway during tonight’s finale. But before the young women — who endured heartfelt sessions with Coach B as well as a few unexpected events varying from surprise guests to a health scare — said goodbye, they were able to share this unique experience with an OG. “Even though I couldn’t be here from the beginning, Tyler and I made it work to where I could come in for one quick day to surprise all of the girls,” Catelynn, who welcomed daughter Rya Rose weeks before this vacation, stated before she arrived at the final dinner. The women were genuinely shocked and happy when Cate walked into the ...
Kanye “Ye” West, Kendrick Lamar and Future have officially been announced as the headliners of Rolling Loud Miami 2022. The annual music festival will return to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on July 22 to July 24, and will also feature sets from the likes of Gunna, Lil Uzi Vert, Playboi Carti, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Saweetie, Don Toliver, Baby Keem, City Girls, Ski Mask The Slump God, Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz, Three Six Mafia and more. Rolling Loud Miami 2022 will mark K-Dot’s first Rolling Loud performance since Miami 2017 and will see Future followup his finale performance from Rolling Loud California 2021, when he brought out Ye. Take a look at the full lineup below. VIP and general admission tickets go on sale March 7 at 12 p.m. EST on the Rolling Loud website. Elsewhere in mus...
Kid Cudi will be performing his first concert on Encore, the virtual concert that he co-founded, next week on March 7. The app launched earlier this month and is designed as a “music-first creator platform” that allows artists to interact with fans and host shows in a virtual setting. “My number one priority has always been inspiring others and providing them the space to tell their own stories in an authentic and meaningful way,” Cudi said when it launched. “We created Encore as a space for artists to share their art, build community, while also being able to pay their rent.” Fans will be able to compensate artists for performances and music releases via a microtransaction system called “claps.” His upcoming performance will be directed by Lyrical Lemonade founder, Cole Bennett. Fans can ...
Sharon Van Etten is back with her second single of the year. It’s called “Used to It” and it arrives with a video created by her musical director and bandmate Charley Damski. The clip stars Van Etten alongside dancer and choreographer Hayden J Frederick. Check it out below. Van Etten originally wrote “Used to It” for the HBO documentary Baby God, which follows a fertility specialist who impregnates women with his own sperm. “Ultimately, the film team changed their musical direction, but I found myself welcomely challenged to the idea of writing a song about the concept of family, connection through blood, nature vs nurture, while attempting to incorporate ideas of love and the complexities of science and technology,” Van Etten said in a press release. She continued: “I am grateful for this...
SXSW has announce a new round of keynotes and featured speakers. Joining previously announced keynote speakers Beck and Lizzo are Japanese Breakfast and Brian Eno. Michelle Zauner is a keynote speaker, while Eno will take part in a featured session called “Art & Climate: A Conversation With Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe.” Beto O’Rourke, Ron Howard, Beggars Group’s Nabil Ayers, Ted Lasso’s Brett Goldstein, and Sevdaliza have also just been announced as SXSW speakers. Check out the full list here. Read Pitchfork’s feature “Japanese Breakfast Is Working the Pain Away.”
Charli XCX has released a video for her latest single from her upcoming album Crash. The track is produced by Justin Raisen and Sad Pony (aka Jeremiah Raisen). Watch the video for “Baby”—directed by Imogene Strauss and Luke Orlando—below. “‘Baby’ was actually one of the first songs that came together for this album,” Charli XCX said in a new interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1. “I was working on it with Justin Raisen, and we’d done a lot together for my first ever album, True Romance. So it kind of felt cyclical to go back and with him again on what is my final record in my deal with Atlantic.” Charli XCX continued: But obviously so much has changed, and, this song, it was kind of the foundation of the vibe of the album. It’s probably the most sexy song I’ve ever made. It’s about sex...
Stereolab have announced a 2022 North American tour. It starts in Nashville at the beginning of September, wrapping in Asheville, North Carolina in mid-October. See the full itinerary below. In addition to the tour, Stereolab are set to appear at the first installment of Primavera Sound Los Angeles in September. Their most recent release is last year’s Electrically Possessed (Switched On Vol. 4), an installment in their long-running series of non-album material. Band member Lætitia Sadier has a solo follow-up to 2017’s Find Me Finding You in the works. She shared “New Moon” from the project in October, but has not yet shared further details about the record’s release. All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our r...
Summer 2022 is heating up now that The Chicks are taking Gaslighter, their first album in 14 years, out on tour. Get tickets here, and read on for more info on their Summer 2022 tour. What Is The Chicks’ Next Tour? The trailblazing country trio will hit the road for a 27-city trek that will mark their first headlining spot since releasing their eighth studio album in 2020. The US tour begins June 14th in Maryland Heights, Missouri and wraps on August 13th at the Gorge Amphitheatre in George, Washington. Advertisement Related Video If the album, which ranked among Consequence‘s Top 50 Albums of 2020, is any indication of their live show, fans should expect “the same strong group dynamic that put The Chicks on the map years ago.” Who Is Opening for The Chicks on Tour? The Chicks add to their...
Goth rock purveyors Bauhaus have announced dates for their first US tour in 16 years. In May, following an appearance at Pasadena’s Cruel World Fest, the band will play headlining shows in Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, Denver, and Tempe. They’re also set to play two shows at New York’s Kings Theatre in September. Peter Murphy, Daniel Ash, Kevin Haskins, and David J first reunited in late 2019, playing a trio of shows in Los Angeles. However, additional US dates scheduled in 2020 were canceled due to the pandemic. Related Video Tickets to Bauhaus’ upcoming tour dates go on sale Friday, March 4th at 1:00 p.m. ET via Ticketmaster. Advertisement Bauhaus 2022 Tour Dates:05/14 – Pasadena, CA @ Cruel World Fest05/15 – Pasadena, CA @ Cruel World Fest05/17 – Portland, OR @ Arlene Schnitzer Conc...
It seems pretty likely that we’ll hear Guillermo del Toro’s name at this year’s Oscars, but the filmmaker wants his fellow artisans to get the same due as big-name directors. While accepting an award at the Hollywood Critics Association Awards on Monday (February 28th), del Toro criticized the Academy for cutting select behind-the-scenes categories from the Oscars’ live broadcast, noting the collective nature of filmmaking. “If any year was the year to think about it, this is not the year not to hear their names live at the Oscars. This is the year to sing and do it live,” del Toro said. The director, who was accepting the Filmmaking Achievement Award, was referring to the artists who work in documentaries, editing, makeup and hairstyling, production design, short films, and sound. Last we...
John DiMaggio would like to invite all the haters to bite his shiny metal ass. As Variety reports, the voiceover legend has officially boarded the Futurama revival headed for Hulu. When Futurama was pulled out of the cryogenic chamber last month, fans quickly noted a missing piece: DiMaggio, a veteran of such beloved properties as Adventure Time, Gears of War, Teen Titans and more, who had voiced the character of Bender since the show’s inception. As he subsequently explained in a statement, he’d turned down an offer out of “self-respect,” adding, “Just to be clear, I don’t think only I deserve to be paid more. I think the entire cast does.” His holdout was brief and apparently successful. In a jubilant new statement, DiMaggio wrote, “I’M BACK, BABY!...