"what's wrong with me" marks Rodrigo's first-ever collaboration and comes from her upcoming album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. Olivia Rodrigo Debuts New Song with Robert Smith During Surprise Set at Primavera Sound Alex Young
The band's 29-song set included the inclusions of several deep cuts not played in a decade. The Cure Make Glorious Return to the Stage at Primavera Stage Alex Young
Heavy rains and strong winds forced the cancelation of scheduled sets by Massive Attack, Doja Cat, Alex G, Mac DeMarco, and Bad Gyal. Primavera Sound’s First Day Thrown Into Chaos by Storms Alex Young
Massive Attack, Doja Cat, The xx, Father John Misty, and Kneecap will also head to Barcelona next June. Primavera Sound Rolls Out 2026 Lineup with The Cure, MBV & Gorillaz Scoop Harrison
Just after “HOT TO GO!” Roan launched into a fiery rendition of Heart’s classic 1977 hit. Chappell Roan Sings the Hell Out of Heart’s “Barracuda” at Primavera Sound: Watch Jaeden Pinder
The livestream will feature performances by Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, and more. Primavera Sound 2025: How to Livestream Festival Jo Vito
After early disappointment with the cancelation of its first day, the first Primavera Sound Madrid became a weekend of musical jubilation. Despite Turbulence, the Inaugural Primavera Sound Madrid Soared: Review Jonah Krueger
Primavera Sound’s approach to live music has been nothing if not influential; since its inaugural edition in Barcelona back in 2001, Primavera Sound’s lineups have expanded in size and scope, but have never lost the futuristic, progressive edge that have captivated fans and festival organizers alike. The heavily curated, forward-thinking selections of music represent some of the most exciting artists around, whether it be in the pop universe or the fringes of genres. Twenty years in, Primavera Sound is expanding to the Americas, including three new editions in South America and one Los Angeles festival, which was originally scheduled to mount in 2020 (before the pandemic cancelled both 2020 and 2021’s festivals). Taking place at Los Angeles Historic State Park last weekend (September 16th-...
This past weekend (September 16th-18th), Primavera Sound held its inaugural Los Angeles edition at L.A. State Historic Park. Featuring heavy-hitting headlining sets from Arctic Monkeys, Lorde, and Nine Inch Nails, the weekend proved to be a successful American translation of the iconic festival. Amazing sets didn’t stop at the headliners, though, as the festival’s deep lineup did not disappoint. Notable sets came from acts like Arca, Mitski, Clairo, Fontaines DC, Tierra Whack, and Stereolab, as well as Faye Webster, James Blake, Mayhem, and Squid. Check out actions shots of such artists and more below, courtesy of photographer Debi Del Grande, who was on the ground for Consequence all weekend long. Advertisement Related Video [flexi-common-toolbar] [flexi-form class=”flexi_form_...
Tiny Fonts is a recurring feature in which our staff handpick the must-see smaller acts at all the major festivals. The American takeover has begun: Primavera Sound, one of Europe’s most esteemed and curated festivals, is moving to Los Angeles this year for the first ever edition of Primavera Sound LA. Taking place from September 16th-18th, Primavera Sound LA is bringing dozens of high profile acts to the west coast, including its outstanding trio of headliners: Arctic Monkeys, Lorde, and Nine Inch Nails. Beyond the top lines, which also include performances from Stereolab, Mitski, Clairo, James Blake, Khruangbin, Fontaines D.C., and King Krule, Primavera Sound LA is a deep lineup all the way through the bottom lines. The festival is certainly boasting a substantial electronic music l...