On Sunday, the 80-year-old rock legend Rod Stewart played Glastonbury in the main-stage legend spot. Not everyone was happy to have him there. Shortly before his set, Stewart endorsed right-wing UK ...

In addition to being the CEO of Spotify, Daniel Ek is also the chairman of Helsing, a German defense technology company that ...

Over the weekend at Glastonbury, British rap-punk outfit Bob Vylan made their pro-Palestine stance abundantly clear. Their ...

Foo Fighters have been keeping a low profile since Dave Grohl revealed last year that he fathered a child outside his marriage, but things seem to be picking back up. After a flurry of surprise Grohl ...

Perfect 100 is a new solo project from the Brooklyn musician Andrew Madore, and they make blurry, fuzzy, hooky indie rock that sounds like someone put the fizziest, poppiest versions of shoegaze and ...

For a decade now, minus a pandemic-induced break, Jack Antonoff has been throwing a music festival called Shadow Of The City ...

Panama contestant Shane Powers announced a “concert-friendly” canned coffee brand called Jolene. It’s been a minute since ...

Austin’s Street Sects have been making extreme, intense underground music about the depths of the human experience. The duo’s ...

If every prominent musician who died prematurely had lived to the present day, who would have the best discography? It’s impossible to know, of course, but there aren’t any easy answers. Would Jimi ...

The lineup for the Boston-based death-doom supergroup Innumerable Forms is an insane thing to contemplate. Bandleader Justin DeTore is best-known as a drummer for about a million bands, including ...

With Glastonbury in the books, Charli XCX has completed yet another massive Brat festival set. You’d think audiences in her home country would be most receptive to her over-the-top presentation, but ...

In case you missed it, most of the Stereogum staff went to Barcelona earlier this month for Primavera Sound. We’ve already fawned over all the best performances we saw on stage. Behind the stages — or ...