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The Flaming Lips will release The Teardrop Throbs on Jan. 22, 2027, their first album since 2020, and have shared lead single “God Will Control the Werewolves.”

Nikki Sixx says Vince Neil worked to perform after a fourth stroke and wanted to show fans he was vocally capable. Mötley Crüe has 2027 Vegas dates.

JAY-Z’s October 24 finale at SoFi Stadium featured Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Too $hort during the last stop of his anniversary show run.

Search and coverage interest in Jefferson Starship is rising, but the available source does not identify what prompted the attention.

Mark William Lewis has released a deluxe edition of his self-titled album, adding five tracks, including the new studio song “Adrenaline.”

Panchiko will release their 12-track album Chimera on April 9 via Nettwerk and have shared its lead single, “One Car Hits Another,” featuring Mei Semones.

John Mayer has released “Tom and Jerry,” his first new solo track since 2021, alongside the launch of Sob Rock Records with Mercury Records.

Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields’ Dead Man’s Bones have hinted at an Oct. 27 announcement, but have not confirmed a new release or reunion details.

On The New York Times’ Popcast, Billy Corgan defended staying friends with Marilyn Manson, citing personal knowledge and the dropped LA case.

On Popcast, Billy Corgan compared his provocative approach to fame with Kanye West’s, while acknowledging he does not know whether West drew from him.

Talking Heads’ 400-page book, New Feeling, arrives May 18, 2027, with archival material and reflections from all four members.

Warpaint will release ARTIFACT, a 16-track live album, on December 11, featuring performances recorded from 2022 to 2024 and two preview tracks.

If It Rains has released All We’ve Got, a new EP featuring Have Heart’s Pat Flynn and Sign Language’s Sarah Tolley.

On Dean Delray’s podcast, Dave Mustaine reflected on Metallica’s 2011 anniversary shows and rejected the idea that he carries a grudge.

MUNA said everyone aboard its tour bus was safe after it caught fire on the southbound I-5 in Burbank. The cause remains unclear.

Search and coverage interest around “Just freedom and sea shanties… and scurvy” is rising, but the reason for the spike is unconfirmed.

Red Hot Chili Peppers and Foo Fighters played rare songs at a Silverlake Conservatory benefit marking the nonprofit’s 25th anniversary.

Interest in “Obsession” is rising, but the available source provides no verified event or explanation for the increase.

Metallica posted pro-shot videos of “The Call of Ktulu” and “…And Justice for All” from the opening night of their Las Vegas Sphere residency.

Billy Joel says he must undergo more tests before knowing whether he can perform again while managing normal pressure hydrocephalus.

Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan release a remix of “expectations” with a video starring David Byrne as a fictional game-show host.

Skrillex apologized for sound problems at Head Trip and shared a remix of Danny L Harle and PinkPantheress’ “Starlight” with ring noord.

Ben Gibbard says The O.C. brought Death Cab for Cutie a larger audience—and stirred tensions with some longtime indie fans.

Geordie Greep says he tried to kiss Laura but did not know she was asleep; she describes the encounter as sexual assault, and his U.S. dates are canceled.

In a new podcast interview, Danny Elfman and Filter’s Richard Patrick discuss upcoming records, film scoring and heavier musical directions.

Mike Love appeared with The Beach Boys in Cincinnati after health-related show cancellations, seated and singing backing vocals. His future plans remain unclear.

The Raconteurs played five songs during Jack White’s Nashville encore, marking their first onstage appearance together in nearly seven years.

Geordie Greep canceled shows in four U.S. cities after an allegation at his Vancouver concert. An Omaha date and European shows remain unclear.

Frank Carter confronted and had security remove a male fan at the Sex Pistols’ Denver show after he entered a women-only mosh pit.

Carissa’s Wierd have released “I Don’t Feel Like I Feel Right,” the second single from their forthcoming album Somewhere Further Than Far Away.

Carla Harvey and Charlie Benante will release The Violent Hour’s debut album, Pretty Girls Do Ugly Things, on January 22, with “Already Dead” out now.

Lawrence, Kansas trio Virga has shared two new songs, including the seven-minute track “Perception Management,” as the band tours with Chat Pile and Soul Glo.

Ella Langley canceled her Oct. 9 BOK Center concert after a reported bomb threat. Tulsa police and K-9 units found no indication of a threat in a preliminary sweep.

Third Man Records says Van Lear Rose will return to streaming Nov. 13, with a remastered physical reissue and a previously rare track.

A long search traced the obscure band Salvage to a 2006 chart entry and producer Greg Haver, but its members and fate remain unknown.

Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning premieres Oct. 14 at Los Angeles’ Orpheum Theatre before its worldwide release Oct. 28.

Azealia Banks announced on social media that she has moved to Tel Aviv and is working on an album, after years of shifting public views on Israel.

Bass Persuades fell from No. 1 to No. 157 on the Billboard 200 in its second week, the largest such drop for an album debuting at the summit.

Record Store Day’s Nov. 27, 2026 lineup includes live albums, rarities and reissues from artists including Prince, Joni Mitchell and King Gizzard.

Turnstile stopped its Oklahoma City show after a guard apparently swung at a fan. Brendan Yates told the guard to leave before the band resumed.

Ween will release a 21-track rarities collection on Nov. 27, led by the preview track “Kim Smoltz” and a limited brown-vinyl edition.

Slayyyter will release nine-track companion album wor$t man in america on December 4, following March’s WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.

Brian May says he decided 18 months ago to stop touring with Queen, citing the demands of life on the road. An immersive show remains under discussion.

Sass Jordan died Oct. 2 at 65, her family said. The Canadian singer helped launch Taylor Hawkins’ career and had hits in the early 1990s.

Metallica played a 16-song second Sphere show with different visuals and no songs repeated from night one, according to Consequence.

Turnstile performed “BIRDS” and a two-song medley on SNL, marking the show’s first hardcore-band appearance in 45 years, according to Consequence.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl joined AC/DC for “Highway to Hell” at the band’s rescheduled Power Up tour show at MetLife Stadium.

Mike Patton made Mondo Cane’s Mexico debut at Bellas Artes, performing Mexican songs with Mariachi Gama 1000 during the encore.

Guitarricadelafuente closed his Spanish Leather World Tour at Madrid’s Movistar Arena, balancing pop spectacle, acoustic songs and a housing protest appeal.

Silk Fence, a trio featuring members of Guerilla Toss, SML and PC Worship, has released its four-track instrumental debut on Sophomore Lounge.

Bonnie “Prince” Billy and Belgian quartet Linus announce The Outsider, a Jules de Corte tribute album, and release three songs.

Heavy Consequence’s Mining Metal column highlights September 2026 releases from Acausal Intrusion, Barrow Lord, Cartilage, Fluisteraars and more.

Brazil’s The Town says it will keep Marilyn Manson on its 2027 lineup despite abuse allegations and a pending lawsuit.

Michelle Branch opened her sold-out Everywhere and Back Again Tour in Seattle with a 21-song career-spanning set ahead of a November EP.

SOAK will release decembers on Dec. 4 via Rough Trade and has shared its title track, alongside a nine-song tracklist and 2026–27 tour dates.

Mastodon lists #kpopmonday among trending tags, with 31 uses by 11 accounts today. The reason for the activity is unconfirmed.

Search interest is rising around a headline linking Bono, U2 and Rosalía, but no underlying interview, song or explanation is verified.

Search interest has risen around a headline about Interpol at New York’s Mercury Lounge, but the reported performance and its trigger remain unverified.

Search and coverage interest has risen around Steve Lacy, his “Oh Yeah?” tour and a Smiths cover, but the trigger is unconfirmed.

An Olivia Rodrigo video labelled ‘stupid song (Amazon Music Songline)’ is trending at #28 on YouTube UK with 684,769 views. The trigger is unconfirmed.