The War on Drugs have released “Who’s That,” their first new song in four years. Written and produced by Adam Granduciel, the track arrives with a new video and another reminder that this band has become remarkably difficult to skip.
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Radiohead are returning to Australia in 2027 for their first shows there since 2012, with 16 arena performances across Perth, Melbourne and Sydney. We look at the band’s remarkable legacy, Grammy wins, No. 1 albums, movie soundtrack history and the question every American fan is asking: when are they coming back to the States?
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The Yeah Yeah Yeahs are back with Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall, a new live album and concert film that captures Karen O, Nick Zinner and Brian Chase doing what they do best: turning a rock show into something completely unforgettable.
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Soundgarden is returning to the Seattle stage for a special Seahawks halftime performance featuring Taylor Momsen and Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready. For a band so deeply connected to Seattle’s grunge history, there may not be a better place to turn the amps back on.
Queens of the Stone Age are back with Perfecth, their ninth studio album, arriving October 30. With a new single, a massive run of tour dates and several shows alongside Foo Fighters, Josh Homme and company appear ready to make some serious noise again.
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Fontaines D.C. are heading into darker territory with Dopamine Chamber, their fifth studio album. After years of building a reputation for intense, unconventional post-punk, the Irish band appears ready to make things even stranger.
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The Kooks have finished their next album, and Luke Pritchard says the band went deeper, darker and considerably more psychedelic this time around. After more than two decades of infectious indie-rock songs, lineup changes and a catalog you probably know better than you think, The Kooks aren’t interested in coasting on nostalgia.
Weezer has never been afraid to laugh at itself, and their latest single “C.E.O.” proves it once again. Featuring an outrageous cast of celebrity replacements and clever callbacks to “Undone (The Sweater Song),” the band reminds us why they’ve remained one of alternative rock’s most lovable oddballs for more than three decades.
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