M.I.A. Files $3 Million Lawsuit Against Kid Cudi Following Tour Termination
After being removed from Kid Cudi’s Rebel Ragers tour, M.I.A. has filed a lawsuit alleging breach of contract and bad-faith termination.
After being removed from Kid Cudi’s Rebel Ragers tour, M.I.A. has filed a lawsuit alleging breach of contract and bad-faith termination.
Nevada City has honored its native daughter, Joanna Newsom, by declaring May 27 an official local holiday in recognition of her artistic contributions.
On his eighth solo album, Little Wide Open, Kevin Morby reflects on the life of a touring musician, the weight of the road, and finding peace in the vast American landscape.
Irish singer-songwriter CMAT has spoken out against the body-shaming she faced following her recent appearance at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend.
Following significant public backlash, artists Morris Day and Young MC have officially withdrawn from the upcoming Trump-backed Freedom 250 concert series.
The Pittsburgh band’s third album, bitknot, offers a nuanced, glitch-filled exploration of online young adulthood and the digital age.
Portland’s own Rhododendron returns with their first album in five years, ‘Ascent Effort,’ marking a new chapter for the gnarly, genre-defying band.
Keyboardist and author Franz Nicolay addressed the House of Representatives regarding the monopolistic impact of Live Nation and Ticketmaster on the music industry.
Thirty years after his passing, Bradley Nowell remains a defining figure of the 90s, having missed the global explosion of Sublime’s self-titled masterpiece.
Jeff Parker and his ETA IVtet return with ‘Happy Today,’ a sprawling, live-recorded exploration of improvisation, trust, and sonic unity.