With their eclectic mix of punk, reggae, ska, and hip-hop, the Long Beach, California trio Sublime became one of the most beloved bands of the ‘90s. Singer/guitarist Bradley Nowell, bassist Eric Wilson, and drummer Bud Gaugh’s original run together only lasted eight years before Nowell’s tragic overdose death, but the three albums they recorded together
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After more than a decade of recording and performing, Chicago-based Go Time! come back strong with 11, their tenth release, a milestone that underscores both their staying power and their continued creative drive. The lineup, Scott Niekelski on vocals, guitar, keyboards, Steve Grzenia on drums and backing vocals, Paul Schmidt on guitar, backing and vocals, and Mark Marketti
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The moment Tatyana George stepped onto the stage at the talent festival, the atmosphere shifted. What followed wasn’t just a performance—it was a spiritual experience wrapped in music, conviction, and undeniable talent. A seasoned gospel artist and praise and worship leader with over a decade of experience, Tatyana didn’t simply sing—she ministered. Her voice carried
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There’s a certain reverence for time, memory, and lineage that runs deep through Celtic music traditions—songs passed down, reshaped, and reinterpreted across generations. In that sense, Davie Simmons’ “Living Legacy” feels unexpectedly at home within that lineage, even if it arrives from outside the genre’s strict boundaries. Viewed through a Celtic lens, this is less
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Tina Halma arrives at a defining moment in her career with the simultaneous release of two singles that refuse to occupy the same emotional territory. “Gaslight,” sung in English, and “Presente,” delivered entirely in Spanish, don’t function as companion pieces so much as two portraits of the same artist caught in different kinds of light.
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Michael Gilas returns with an emotionally charged new single, “You Don’t Get To Say Goodbye,” available now on all major streaming platforms. The San Diego based Adult Contemporary artist has built a reputation for heartfelt songwriting and soulful performances, but this latest release feels especially personal. Rather than leaning on surface-level heartbreak clichés, Gilas dives
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After devoting much of the past two years to her starring role as Glinda in the Wicked film franchise, Ariana Grande has announced her eighth studio album, petal, arriving July 31 via Republic Records. It’s her first full-length release since 2024’s eternal sunshine. Executive produced and co-written by Grande alongside longtime collaborator ILYA, petal is
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Amid his “Aura World Tour,” Diljit Dosanjh stopped by The Tonight Show on Monday night to perform his hit song “Morni.” The Punjabi superstar also sat down with Jimmy Fallon for a brief interview, where he discussed his latest album Aura, his 2025 appearance at Coachella, and his dance moves. Dosanjh also reflected on the
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Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion by Jia Tolentino If you read The New Yorker with any kind of frequency, you’ve probably read a Jia Tolentino piece. I recommend “Elizabeth Gilbert’s Latest Epiphanies” as an amuse-bouche of her style and tone (it’s also just plain juicy). Beyond The New Yorker, Tolentino is often called-upon to deliver
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump on Monday both called for the ABC TV network to fire late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel for allegedly inciting violence against the president through a segment on Kimmel’s show that imagined him delivering a comedic address at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD). Kimmel’s segment, which
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After unveiling it as a major surprise during the second weekend of Coachella, Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter will officially release their collaboration “Bring Your Love” on Thursday (April 30) at 3pm PT. The pop superstars shared the news today in joint Instagram post that reads only, “We’ve got something to say about it.” The Stuart
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