The three-time Grammy winner's new LP arrives July 31 via Republic Records.
With their debut album, ‘Fever To Tell,’ Yeah Yeah Yeahs flouted convention and brought a sense of fun and urgency to the garage-rock revival.
Dubbed ‘The Newark Flash,’ the New Jersey saxophonist used an all-star supporting cast to bring his musical vision to life.
Taking a step away from his work with Queen, Freddie Mercury’s solo album, ‘Mr Bad Guy,’ found him exploring new avenues in his music.
The actor and singer also performed ‘Beyond The Sea’ from the show.
The run begins in Phoenix in July and includes stops at Hollywood Forever Cemetery and Radio City Music Hall.
The collaboration becomes the latest release from the tournament’s official soundtrack project.
The new track arrives ahead of Grohl’s debut album and first East Coast run this summer.
The co-headlining run reunites the rappers for their first shared trek since their sold-out 2016 outing.
The summer run includes a Miami Beach hometown show and festival and stadium dates already on her schedule.
The history of recorded jazz is hard to pin down. So many conflicting stories make up a rich patchwork that guides us towards the truth of how jazz began.
Packing with dizzying dancefloor pieces, ‘Come With Us’ found The Chemical Brothers rebuilding electronica for the new millennium.
Released on the Rawkus imprint in 2000, ‘Lyricist Lounge 2’ amplified the "backpacker rap" scene and its obsession with collaboration and improvisation.
Brilliant and inventive, George Clinton’s debut solo album, ‘Computer Games,’ was a funky return to form from the P-Funk mastermind.
So emotive that it almost finished them off, ‘Mezzanine’ proved that Massive Attack are among the best artists of their generation.
Approximating the sound of the ultimate high, ‘A Storm In Heaven,’ sent the band – and British psychedelia – into the stratosphere.
The album remains a down-home classic, mixing blues with blue-eyed soul.
