French Garage-Psych band The Limiñanas Announce Their First Live Album, Live at Beaubourg, and Their First North American Tour
French alt-rock band The Limiñanas announced the release of their first live album, Live at Beaubourg, out June 19, 2026. The album was recorded in 2025 at the Centre Pompidou in Paris during the Because Beaubourg event. At this 2-day experience, Independent label Because Music transformed the museum into a playground of creative showcases, immersive experiences, and DJ sets.
Castle Rat Are Bringing Their Must-See Live Show to North America This Fall on the Summon the Beasts Tour
If you haven't heard of Castle Rat yet, the Summon the Beasts Tour this fall is a good place to start. If you have, you already know why this is worth paying attention to.
Violet Grohl's Debut Album 'Be Sweet To Me' Is a Love Letter to '90s Alt-Rock
Violet Grohl officially released her highly anticipated debut album, Be Sweet To Me, on May 29 via Aurora Records and Republic Records. The album marks a significant milestone for her as an emerging artist, carrying a sound rooted in the alternative rock traditions of the late 1980s and early 1990s while creating a distinct identity of its own.
Boston's Gollylagging Tackle Friendship's Messy Endings on New Single "Jackknife"
Boston DIY indie rock quartet Gollylagging are back with "Jackknife," a new single out now that finds the band sitting with something most people would rather not. The slow, painful unraveling of a friendship.
Newport Jazz Festival Returns to Fort Adams This Summer With One of Its Most Ambitious Lineups Yet
The Newport Jazz Festival doesn't need much of an introduction. Seventy-two years into its run, the festival remains one of the most storied music events in America, and this summer's edition looks like one of its strongest in recent memory.
Why Skipping the Opener Is a Rookie Move
We all have that friend or family member. They show up forty-five minutes late, drink in hand, squeezing past everyone to get to their spot just as the headliner takes the stage. They didn't miss anything, they'll tell you. They were “just skipping the opener.”
But they did miss something. And it might be the biggest mistake you can make as a concert goer.
