Category: Filthy Reads

TikTok-viral soft-pop singer Olivia Dean made her debut on SNL last night in an episode hosted by fellow first-timer Glen

In April, Justin Vernon released SABLE, fABLE, his fifth studio album with his band Bon Iver. Now the indie mainstay

Todd Snider has died. News arrived yesterday that the Americana singer-songwriter was diagnosed with walking pneumonia, and this morning the

Two years ago, KISS’ final farewell tour ended at New York’s Madison Square Garden, but it was understood that they

Pushing back your entire music festival by a week is a radical maneuver, but it’s one the organizers of Tyler,

On T.I.’s 2020 song “We Did It Big,” he honored his late friend Terrance Beasley, aka Cap, who’d died in

This is news to me, but apparently Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has a long history of saying nice things

Magdalena Bay are on a new-music bender. Last year, they released their widely beloved album Imaginal Disk. In September, they

Viral fame ain’t what it used to be. Back in the early internet days, you had to do something to

Back in January, FKA twigs finally released her long-promised, very good album EUSEXUA. Unless we’re counting CAPRISONGS, which is officially

Before Thursday night, Bad Bunny had never won a Latin Grammy in any of that show’s big general-interest categories. In

The Wicked: For Good press cycle has not been kind to Ariana Grande. The star was unable to make the

David Coverdale is retiring from music. The Whitesnake frontman and onetime Deep Purple vocalist made the announcement today in a

A few weeks ago Billie Eilish campaigned for billionaires to act like they actually give a fuck. “Give your money

Sassy 009’s forthcoming debut album Dreamer+ is shaping up to be a good one. The Oslo-based producer announced the record

Green River Festival is returning to Greenfield, Massachusetts’ Franklin County Fairgrounds next June for a weekend full of some great

This year was supposed to mark the return of Not So Silent Night, the once-annual modern rock event that went

For the first time in a decade, AC/DC performed in their home country of Australia. The band took the stage

Yasiin Bey, the rapper formerly known as Mos Def, can be a truly electric live performer if you catch him