Indie pop
Maggie Rogers Brings Stunning “Feral Joy Tour” to Radio City Music Hall: Review, Photos and Setlist
The sold-out show took place on the same stage as her 2016 NYU graduation ceremony. Maggie Rogers Brings Stunning “Feral Joy Tour” to Radio City Music Hall: Review, Photos and Setlist Cady Siregar
Caroline Polachek Reveals New Album Desire, I Want to Turn into You: Stream
The former Chairlift singer's second solo project. Caroline Polachek Reveals New Album Desire, I Want to Turn into You: Stream Carys Anderson
Foley release new single, “Nothing”
New Zealand pop duo Foley (Ash Wallace and Gabriel Everett) shared a new single named “Nothing” last Friday. We added the song to our weekly playlist, New Release Friday. “Nothing” is a bouncy yet emotional track. Significantly, it marks the first time Gabriel lays lead vocals on a Foley song. The band says, “This song […]Services Marketplace - Listings, Bookings & Reviews
Josh Rennie-Hynes shares “Morning Stars” video
Australian artist Josh Rennie-Hynes has released a new single called “Morning Stars”. The song came paired with a nice visual directed by Hanna Hall. “Morning” is taken from Josh’s upcoming album, Light/Shade. It is a smooth dream pop track packed with arresting synths. The production is as good as the singer’s lyrics and delivery. Give […]Services Marketplace - Listings, Bookings & Reviews
Belle and Sebastian Cancel North American Tour Dates, Citing Stuart Murdoch’s Health
Belle and Sebastian have unfortunately canceled the North American tour dates they recently announced for spring 2023, citing frontman Stuart Murdoch’s health. “As you might be aware my health took a dive around November 2022,” Murdoch shared in a post on the band’s social media. “While I am hoping that I will improve over the coming months, we felt it would be a safer route to cancel this tour and leave a clear path to recovery, rather than take a risk and have to cancel at the last minute.” The post continued: “We had a great plan in place, to release our second LP in six months and hit America up again! While the record made it out, we’re going to have to wait a bit longer until we can tour it. We apologise again for the inconvenience we have caused you.” Advertisement Related Video Mur...
Tommy Ashby reveals new song & video, “When Love Goes Dark”
Scottish singer-songwriter Tommy Ashby has announced his debut album Lamplighter, due 3rd March. Accompanying the news is the new single “When Love Goes Dark”. “When Love Goes Dark” is a moody, atmospheric track. Ashby released the song together with a stunning video directed by Fraser Taylor. This is a great visual for a great song. […]Services Marketplace - Listings, Bookings & Reviews
Matty Healy Gets a Tattoo on Stage During The 1975 Concert: Watch
Matty Healy’s on stage antics continued at a recent The 1975 concert in Kentucky where the frontman got a tattoo in the middle of a performance. The 1975’s “At Their Very Best” tour has featured a pretty chaotic stage design, including a couch that Healy sits on for the shows’ particularly steamy moments. Fan shot footage of the December 16th concert captures the singer lounging on the couch with a cigarette while a tattoo artist adorns his bare chest with the phrase “I’m a man.” Later in the show, a fan apparently received the same tattoo. During earlier shows on The 1975’s ongoing tour, Healy ate raw meat, and soon after, he shared a kiss with multiple fans while performing the band’s 2014 hit “Robbers.” Advertisement Related Video The 1975’s latest album is Being Funny in a F...
Phoenix Return with New Album Alpha Zulu: Stream
Phoenix return today with their long-awaited seventh album Alpha Zulu, their first full-length since 2017’s Ti Amo. Phoenix recorded Alpha Zulu in the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (a.k.a. Museum of Decorative Arts) in Paris. “For every album, we’ve always tried to find an unusual place, a place that’s not dedicated for music, to a ridiculous extent sometimes,” explained frontman Thomas Mars in an interview with Consequence. “So for this album, instead of gold records on the wall, it was Napoleon’s throne.” Guitarist Christian Mazzalai added in a statement: “I was a bit afraid, when there was too much beauty around us, that to create something could be a bit hard. But it was the opposite: we couldn’t stop producing music. In these first 10 days, we wrote almost all of ...
Suki Waterhouse on Her “Surreal” 2022 and What’s in Store for Her First Headlining Tour
For actress, model and singer-songwriter Suki Waterhouse, 2022 can be best summed up in one word: busy. Between the release of her debut album I Can’t Let Go back in May, touring at iconic North American venues with Father John Misty, and releasing a music video for her single “Nostalgia,” Waterhouse has made the most of her year thus far. Speaking by Zoom, Waterhouse tells Consequence that 2022 has been “an incredible whirlwind,” with these last few months featuring some of her “most surreal experiences” of her life. After going from shows with a capacity of 200 to doing sound check at Radio City Music Hall, this year has seen the multi-talented Waterhouse become a star in yet another medium beyond acting and modeling. But the year isn’t finished yet, nor is Waterhouse, who is based in Lo...
Samia Hopes You’re Not “Mad at Me” on New Song Featuring Papa Mbye: Stream
Samia is back with new Honey single “Mad at Me,” a synthpop song featuring Papa Mbye that goes out to all the people-pleasing girls with anxiety. Listen to the number below. Samia wrote “Mad at Me” alongside Rostam Batmanglij. In a statement, she explains, “The lyrics for ‘Mad At Me’ came from a poem I’d written about imagining what it’d be like to stop caring about what anyone was thinking. I was cosplaying a position that I haven’t experienced — which is of literally any confidence in my point of view.” In the music video, she and a group of friends “tried to embody that character — a bunch of girls having a good time in spite of it all. It is a big lie.” “Mad at Me” is the second single from Samia’s second album Honey, due out January 27th via Grand Jury. Caleb...
Kenzie Zeigler on New Album, Clothing Line, and Growing Up in the Public Eye
Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Amazon Podcasts | Stitcher | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | RSS Kenzie Ziegler joined Kyle Meredith to dish on her latest single, “100 Degrees,” her musical progression since her 2015 debut, and the album she’s currently working on. Advertisement Related Video The former Dance Moms star tells us about predominantly working with only women and how that’s changed her writing process, finding a new musical voice as an indie pop singer-songwriter, and recently collaborating with NOTD. Ziegler also discusses her new clothing line with Francesca’s Boutique and what it’s been like to grow as an artist while growing up in the public eye. Listen to Kenzie Ziegler&nb...
Bishop Briggs and the Topo-Chico Tragedy of Bonnaroo ’19: The What Podcast Hive Five Clip
Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Amazon Music | Radio Public | TheWhatPodcast.com | RSS The gang of The What Podcast go to every Bonnaroo not just to catch the acts on stage, but interview them backstage. Of course, not all those meetings go as planned, as was the case when they chatted with Bishop Briggs in 2019. Advertisement Related Video On this week’s High Five Clip episode, Brad and Barry recall meeting with Briggs at her Roo trailer. Things were going great, until Brad decided to embarrass himself by trying to open a bottle of Topo-Chico. A few frat boy mishaps later, and the pair ended up being unceremoniously asked to leave — wet, embarrassed, and with a stupid story to tell. Listen to the duo ...
