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“Earl was the first person to bring me out in a collaborative way,” Mavi told Pitchfork, “I want him to accompany me through that door as he did before”

The London post-punkers have added headline dates in Cleveland, Milwaukee, and Brooklyn to their shows supporting Godspeed You! Black Emperor

Underscores, Dua Saleh, Skaiwater, and Bushwig DJ will play the Pride event at Knockdown Center in June

Destroyer, Saul Williams & Carlos Niño, Los Thuthanaka, Ali Sethi & Nicolás Jaar, Marie Davidson, Nala Sinephro, Tunde Adebimpe, and more join the bill

She broke out “Someone to Call My Lover” and “All for You” for her first TV performance in seven years

The youngest Haim sister is also set to appear in forthcoming films from Kristoffer Borgli and Paul Thomas Anderson

As founder of the seminal Ego Trip magazine, Jenkins was a highly influential figure in ’90s and 2000s rap culture

The singer, who has not performed live in three years, said he’s “disappointed” not to be able to play the Philadelphia festival

The musician was recently diagnosed with normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) and is “undergoing specific physical therapy,” according to a statement

In 2021, a man sued Afrika Bambaataa, alleging that the musician abused him for years in the 1990s. The hip-hop pioneer never acknowledged the lawsuit, leading to a default judgment against him.

The British indie-pop trio is not breaking up, but would like “to go out with a bang” with new album International

Stream new releases from Stereolab, Smerz, Sparks, Sophia Kennedy, MSPaint, These New Puritans, Home Is Where, and Lindstrøm

Shapiro was among those killed when a private plane that crashed into San Diego’s Tierrasanta neighborhood, leaving no survivors

The Longer This Goes On, the New Jersey indie-rock quintet’s follow-up to Forth Wanderers, arrives in July

The second single from More is a “slightly hysterical song that tries to talk about love as I see it now,” according to Jarvis Cocker

Following testimonies from Cassie and Dawn Richard, the rapper took the stand on Thursday to discuss his car being blown up allegedly in retaliation for dating Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former partner

Bad Bunny plays a vengeful Puerto Rican gangster in the film, which also stars Austin Butler, Zoë Kravitz, Action Bronson, and more

The band’s label, Universal Music Group, also settled lawsuits accusing the restaurant chain of using its music without permission