As someone who isn’t particularly immersed in the Kardashian world, even I am aware that Kourtney Kardashian, the eldest of the Kardashian clan, is married to Travis Barker, the drummer of Blink-182. Recently, the couple has shared their journey to conceive on Hulu’s “The Kardashians,” which premiered its third season in May. The show documented …
In a thrilling turn of events, Sigur Rós has blessed fans with their latest album, marking their triumphant return after a decade-long hiatus. Titled ÁTTA, this record holds a special significance as it reunites Jónsi and bassist Georg Holm with Kjartan Sveinsson, who departed the band in 2012. Excitement reached a crescendo when the band …
After 13 years as the primary owner of the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets, basketball legend Michael Jordan has made the decision to sell his majority share in the team. The new ownership group, led by Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall, includes two notable North Carolina music superstars who also happen to be passionate basketball enthusiasts: J. …
Last month, the effortlessly cool San Francisco punk outfit, Spiritual Cramp, made waves by signing with the emerging startup label, Blue Grape Music, and releasing their electrifying new track, “Phone Lines Down.” Now, in preparation for an upcoming tour alongside Teenage Wrist, Spiritual Cramp has gifted fans with another stellar offering titled “Nah, That Ain’t …
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In a surprising turn of events, Keith Urban finds himself apologizing to Phoebe Bridgers for inadvertently confirming her rumored tabloid romance. What was once an unlikely scenario—a shared space between Phoebe Bridgers and Keith Urban—has now become a topic of discussion. Keith Urban recently expressed regret on Entertainment Tonight for unintentionally shedding light on Bridgers’ …
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Last night marked the commencement of the second installment of Oblivion Access, an eagerly anticipated music festival. Although it was a smaller night leading up to the full multi-venue takeover over the weekend, the lineup was undeniably impressive. Acts like Spirit Of The Beehive, Narrow Head, Duster, and Chat Pile graced the stage throughout the …
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During the middle of “All Too Well,” I started to cry. Could not keep it together in the least. turned into a complete disaster. unable to stop sobbing. To be honest, it was embarrassing. I make an effort to be honest with myself, but calling myself a “person who cries at a Taylor Swift show” …
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You already know that a song with the title “Everyday Feels Like 9/11” is not meant to be taken literally. Frontwoman of Home Is Where Brandon MacDonald was in primary school when the Twin Towers collapsed, making it doubtful that he or she had a clear understanding of the events of that day, which was …
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The Recording Academy’s most prestigious honors are given out in the general field Grammy categories, also referred to as the “Big Four”: Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. Each category had five candidates for the Grammy Awards’ first six decades, although in subsequent years, that …
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Bob Dylan continues to include fresh material into his live performances even at the age of 82. He performed his debut cover of “Truckin’” by the Grateful Dead back in April in Tokyo. And just recently, he performed his cover of Last Waltz bandmate Van Morrison’s “Into The Mystic” from Moondance on stage in Alicante, …
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