Pitchfork Music Festival is pleased to announce a partnership with Advocates for Urban Agriculture (AUA), a Chicago-based organization that empowers urban growers to foster thriving communities through sustainable agriculture and equitable food systems while honoring Indigenous sovereignty, Black liberation, and immigrants’ rights. A portion of the proceeds from Pitchfork Music Festival 2022 will be donated to AUA. “AUA is excited to partner with Pitchfork Music Festival in supporting the urban agriculture community in Chicago,” co-operations steward Jazmin Martinez said in a statement. “Now more than ever, there is a need to know where our food comes from and who is growing it. Through this partnership, Pitchfork and its attendees are strengthening Chicago’s local food system and supporti...
Get ready for the launch of the BTS break era. After teasing last week that he would drop his collaboration with BTS’ Jungkook if he got 500,000 pre-saves, Charlie Puth posted a pair of tantalizing previews of the duo’s bubbly pop tune “Left and Right” on Thursday morning (June 23). Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news “Memories follow me left and right/ I can feel you over here/ I can feel you over here/ You take up eery corner of my mind,” Puth croons in his signature falsetto in the video sneak peek. In the short clip, the two men cycle through a series of outfits as they sing back-to-back and Jungkook tries to listen to a conversation on the other side of a wall using a glass and hangs on to a car hood for dear life as it speeds through town. Pu...
When Luke Combs played his current single, “The Kind of Love We Make,” for his wife, Nicole, her reaction was perhaps not what one would expect to the mid-tempo slow burner about a sexy evening of romance. “She was like, ‘Geez,’ and she gave me one of those eye rolls,” the low-key country superstar says with a chuckle, relaxing in a low-slung chair in Los Angeles during a press stop. “We have a great relationship and we’re totally not afraid to make fun of each other either. We get a lot of laughs out of stuff like that. She’s great. She just takes everything with a grain of salt. She keeps me humble, let’s put it that way.” Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Marrying Nicole is just one of the major changes for Combs since he released his ...
As far as albums go, 1978 was one for the record books. The Saturday Night Fever and Grease soundtracks topped the Billboard 200 album chart for a combined 36 weeks. Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours, released in 1977, was the No. 1 album in the U.S. the first two weeks of the year. Billy Joel’s 52nd Street topped the chart for the final seven weeks of the year. The Rolling Stone’s Some Girls and Boston’s Don’t Look Back each topped the chart for two weeks. It was also a notable year for another reason: In 1978, vinyl records were more expensive than any other time since the RIAA began tracking sales in 1973. That year, the average retail sale price of a vinyl EP/LP was $7.32 – equal to $30.18 in today’s dollars when adjusted for inflation. That was the second-highest vinyl sales year in U.S. histor...
It’s been about eight years since Meghan Trainor took over the world — and the charts — with her refreshingly real doo-wop sound on songs such as “All About That Bass” and “Dear Future Husband.” And now, having just announced that her next album Takin’ It Back is coming this fall, she’s gearing up to do it again. Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news The 28-year-old singer-songwriter delivered the news Wednesday (June 22) via Instagram that the album is set to drop Oct. 21, marking her fourth full-length project since 2020’s Treat Myself — not counting last year’s Christmas record, A Very Trainor Christmas, or the 2021 reissue of her EP The Love Train with three additional tracks. Captioning a photo of the upcoming LP’s brightly colored ...
Streetwear and footwear retailer size? has announced the launch of its very own size?sessions music festival. Taking place in the city of Manchester, the festival has been designed to unite the cultures of music and fashion. By hosting three stages across the 02 Victoria Warehouse venue, a collective of UK-based talent will be performing. The likes of of AJ Tracey, Nines, Miraa May, and Knucks – who recently went number 3 in the U.K. album chart with his album ALPHA PLACE – have taken the top spots on the bill. As well as the headline names, other rap artists such as Mancunian up-and-comer Comfy and Juice Menace will be performing alongside singer-songwriter Tamera and Manchester’s own “Sisterz of Darkness” duo The KTNA. First debuting as an in-store-only experience, size?sessions have con...
Kid Cudi has announced a 2022 tour. The singer and rapper’s To the Moon World Tour begins in Vancouver in August. While on the road, Cudi will perform at the Moon Man’s Landing Festival. The rapper curated the Cleveland event’s lineup, featuring Playboi Carti, Haim, Pusha T, and others. Check out the tour itinerary below. While Kid Cudi has performed live numerous times in recent years, the To the Moon World Tour will mark his first official concert tour since 2017’s Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’ Tour. Kid Cudi issued his latest album, Man on the Moon III: The Chosen, in December 2020. He is readying the new record Entergalactic for a fall 2022 release. All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links...
Roger Waters was the musical guest on last night’s episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. Ahead of his upcoming North American tour dates, he stopped by the show for a performance of music from 1979’s The Wall: “The Happiest Days of Our Lives,” “Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2,” and “Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 3.” Watch Waters and his band play the medley below. In 2020, Waters released the Us + Them concert film. The Pink Floyd co-founder’s last studio album was 2017’s Is This the Life We Really Want?. Last year, Waters claimed that he received a request to have Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall” soundtrack an ad for Instagram. “The answer is, fuck you! No fucking way,” he enthusiastically said while telling this story. Content This content can also be viewed on the sit...