Haim’s new album Women in Music III is due out next month, and in addition to their upcoming official tour dates, the band has announced a limited Deli Tour happening this week. In their announcement on Instagram, the trio wrote: “Our first show ever was at Canters Deli in 2000 so …
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President Trump is the master of saying the quiet part out loud, and on Friday he showed no signs of relinquishing that title. While speaking at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Trump said he would prefer not to allow the more than 3,500 people aboard …
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Tom Hanks is a World War II captain leading a fleet of destroyers against unseen German U-boats in the first trailer for Greyhound, a war epic with a screenplay penned by the Oscar-winning actor. “In the early days of WWII, an international convoy of 37 Allied ships, led by captain …
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Pearl Jam will offer fans an early listen of their new album, Gigaton, with special audio-visual experiences scheduled at over 200 Dolby Atmos-equipped theaters around the world. The one-night only event will take place March 25th, two days before the LP’s March 27th release date. The “Gigaton Listening Experience” will …
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Lady Gaga has announced a special six-date summer tour dubbed the Chromatica Ball. The trek, presented by Live Nation, will kick off July 24th in Paris and continue through London, Toronto, Boston and Chicago before wrapping on August 19th in East Rutherford, New Jersey. General tickets for the Chromatica Ball …
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Louis the Child and Foster the People have joined forces for a new single, “Every Color.” The track, co-written by Louis the Child’s Robby Hauldren and Freddy Kennett and Foster the People frontman Mark Foster, is an upbeat psychedelic pop number that embraces both bands’ styles. The single is accompanied …
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Soledad O’Brien likes to tell a story: Eleven years ago, a senior employee at CNN — “my boss’s boss’s boss” — called her into his office to upbraid her about a comment she had made while promoting her multipart series Black in America. At a panel, O’Brien had said she …
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Efforts to block the global spread of coronavirus appear to have failed, but that does not mean you should panic, says Angela Rasmussen, a virologist who serves on the faculty at the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia University’s school of public health. Related: The CDC’s ‘Disease Detectives’ Are …
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The Grand Ole Opry anointed its newest member with the addition of bluegrass singer Rhonda Vincent, who was surprised with the honor during Friday night’s festivities. Following Vincent’s performance of “Like I Could,” the song’s co-writer and Opry member Jeannie Seely extended the invitation and asked Vincent if she wanted …
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Grammy-winning country artist Pam Tillis is making her return with the new album Looking for a Feeling, due out April 24th via her own Stellar Cat Records. As a preview of the upcoming project, the “Maybe It Was Memphis” singer has issued the smoky title track, a bit of Muscle …
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