Street performances and online videos turned TJ's community-centered dancing into accessible, collaborative public movement rooted in New York energy.

Square dancing and old-time music are experiencing a Bay Area revival through the Dare to Be Square West festival, drawing regional participants and community groups.

Bad Bunny's Spanish-language song "DTMF" reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 after his Super Bowl halftime performance.

KMRU's albums Peel and Kin transform ambient drone into layered, uneasy, meditative soundscapes that reveal concealed energy and complex, overlapping vibrations.

Yoko Ono repeatedly asks "Why" to confront uncertainty, using raw vocal expression and conceptual art to expose depth in apparent simplicity.

Foo Fighters debuted 'Your Favorite Toy' live on The Graham Norton Show, previewing their April 24 album and forthcoming 2026 'Take Cover' stadium tour.

Manon Bannerman will take a temporary hiatus from KATSEYE to focus on her health and wellbeing, with full support from the group.

Zara Larsson publicly campaigned on TikTok to replace an unflattering Wikipedia photo and repeatedly edited her own page until a preferred image remained.

Hilary Duff returned with a new album after ten years, announced the Lucky Me Tour, and celebrated with elegant, lingerie-inspired slip dresses and vintage-tinged visuals.

Hilary Duff and sister Haylie are currently estranged; Duff wrote "We Don't Talk" about their strained relationship.

Bands and festivals announced upcoming tours and lineups, including Pom Pom Squad, Angine de Poitrine, Home Front, Open Mike Eagle, Ragana, and Sound & Fury.

New tracks showcase emotionally charged, genre-spanning songs from garage-punk and cathartic solo rock to collaborative hip-hop by artists including Alemeda and Baby Keem.

Dorian Electra's "Shutting Up" channels early-2010s electroclash energy, produced by Boys Noize, sparking nostalgia and a cascade of similar club-pop tracks.

Bruce Springsteen's Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour tickets reached nearly $2,957, with premium and varied local prices prompting sticker shock among fans.

Pacific Riot, a San Jose pop-punk tribute band, will perform a free all-ages show at San Pedro Square Market on February 28th.

Create an all-B meal from brunch through dessert, using theater-kid touches to reveal a favorite Broadway musical.

Ragana will tour the East Coast and Midwest in April 2026 with Eudaemon and Sunrot joining on select dates; Brooklyn show at Elsewhere.

Radiohead reunited for a brief 2025 European tour, enjoyed revisiting older songs together, remain uncertain about a new album while members pursue separate projects.

Peaches returns with No Lube So Rude, using polished electro-punk protest songs to champion bodily autonomy, trans rights, freedom of expression, and anti-white supremacy.

Jessie Ware released 'Ride,' a sultry club-ready single from Superbloom that interpolates Ennio Morricone's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly theme, with accompanying video.

Failure's "The Air's on Fire" is a textural, psych-prog alt-rock track driven by Ken Andrews' vocals, Greg Edwards' riffing, Kelli Scott's drumming, and hi‑fi production.

Two Door Cinema Club will headline Madison Square Garden on September 27, 2026, performing Tourist History in full with Phantogram, STRFKR, and Friendly Fires.

At the Gates will release The Ghost of a Future Dead on April 24, 2026, featuring final vocals recorded by Tomas Lindberg before his death.

Hilary Duff released her first album in over a decade, 'Luck... or Something,' a candid pop record exploring adulthood, family, and personal struggles.

Teddy Riley retracted plans to work with R. Kelly, apologized for causing hurt, and said the collaboration will not move forward.

At The Gates will release The Ghost Of A Future Dead on April 24 with completed vocals by Tomas Lindberg and Anders Björler returning.

Notable new albums this week include releases from Baby Keem, Hen Ogledd, the Messthetics, and Hilary Duff, all available on major streaming services.

Richard Dawson's Hen Ogledd expands into an inclusive, genre-bending art-rock collective on DISCOMBOBULATED, blending synthpop, folk, prog, and experimental contributions.

New Found Glory released their 12th album Listen Up!, shaped by guitarist Chad Gilbert’s cancer treatment and emphasizing gratitude, purposeful lyrics, and positive resilience.

Leadership change at Spotify coincides with slowing growth expectations despite strong revenue, record user numbers, and improved profitability.

Bradford producer Miles J Paralysis blends dark dub, northern folklore and gothic tropes into hypnotic electronic music; EP Don't Forget the Ritual releases 28 February.

Mitski transforms yearning into cathartic, genre-blending music, evolving from dream-pop to dance while conveying intense vulnerability and releasing a new album with a live residency.

Megadeth's self-titled album reached No. 1 on the Billboard chart, marking the band's first U.S. No. 1 and a major thrash-metal milestone.

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Hedera's debut fuses global folk traditions into knotted, hypnotic grooves with luminous ensemble interplay and expressive woodwind and harp textures.

Shaqúelle Whyte's paintings merge the Jamaican Nine Nights tradition and 'Strange Fruit' resonance to visualize familial grief, memory, and fragmented diasporic temporality.

Bad Bunny's popularity in Brazil is strengthening a sense of Latin identity among Brazilians and boosting demand for Latin music.

Mumford & Sons repeatedly reinvented their sound, endured criticism, and returned to folk roots while collaborating with notable producers and artists.

Hilary Duff's album favors softer, synthy acoustic pop but is constrained by uneven songwriting and a limited, staccato vocal delivery.

MGNA Crrrta transform their Minecraft-born friendship into distorted, ecstatic electroclash and giddy EDM that channels online-adolescent experiences into intense, frenetic songs.

Steve Perry will not rejoin Journey for their final tour and is focusing on creating new music that reflects his current artistic direction.

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man soundtrack contains 26 cinematic tracks primarily composed by Antony Genn and Martin Slattery with multiple collaborators.

Multiple music, comedy, and talks are scheduled across Portland-area venues with staggered ticket on-sale times through spring, summer, and fall.

Miles Davis intentionally reinvented his sound in the 1980s, blending pop-funk and contemporary styles to remain culturally relevant.

Sculptures is a gentle, grief-centered ambient-classical album blending Pacific Northwest coastal memories with improvised textures and sculptural editing.

Alexei Ratmansky choreographs a ballet to Bach's unfinished Art of the Fugue, refining movement through intense rehearsals while maintaining global residencies and frequent premieres.

Free tickets available for upcoming Portland concerts and events featuring Rodney Crowell, Spoon Benders, JOSEPH, the opera Fellow Travelers, and Portland Opera performances.

The 2023 Global Citizen Festival in Central Park showcased major artists and advocates urging actions to address extreme poverty.

HELP(2) charity compilation features 23 A-list tracks, including Pulp's intense "Begging For Change" with children's and celebrity choirs, plus new songs from major artists.

Rostam released the original 2005 recording of "Campus," dedicating it to student protesters and donating 51% of proceeds to listed nonprofits.