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Less than a year after the release of their #1 album RUSHMERE in March of 2025, Mumford & Sons is gearing up for the release of their sixth album, Prizefighter. Ahead of its release, which Marcus Mumford has described as the “most excited” he has been about any of their albums, the band has released

After nearly two decades, South Florida’s Good Night Moon has returned, announcing the re-recording of their self-titled EP set to drop January 23. Fans of emo, post-hardcore, and pop-punk are sure to enjoy the revitalized and modernized collection of songs, produced by Matt Marino (Fame on Fire, MGK) and Ian Marchionda (Suck Brick Kid, Superbloom),

Genre-bending multi-platinum artist Bryce Vine, known for 2x platinum hits like “Drew Barrymore” and “La La Land,” has announced a new album. Titled LET’S DO SOMETHING STUPID!, the album, said to be his boldest, most creative project to date, is set to drop February 20 via Big Noise Music Group. The announcement comes following a

Following the release of recent singles “808 HYMN” and “MACHINE GHOST,” alt-pop singer-songwriter and producer Erin LeCount has released her highly anticipated track, “I BELIEVE.” The synth-driven track, which is fully self-produced, pairs LeCount’s hauntingly beautiful voice with introspective lyrics, resulting in something that feels both expansive and deeply personal. Regarding the track, LeCount shared:

Los Angeles alternative outfit Good Terms has announced the release of the deluxe edition of their 2024 album Burnout, set to drop January 21. The extended edition of the album will include two additional tracks: “Progress” and “All In.” “Progress,” which is said to explore “the emotional challenge of perseverance when on the brink of

The Levitate Music & Arts Festival has announced the lineup for its 14th year, returning to the Marshfield Fairgrounds in Marshfield, Massachusetts on July 18 and 19, 2026. What began as a local passion project has grown into one of New England’s most distinctive summer gatherings, and this year’s bill is shaping up to be

Governors Ball has announced its 2026 lineup, confirming a return to Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens from June 5–7. Once again, the festival aligns with New York Music Month, positioning itself at the front edge of summer after a well-received 15th anniversary year in 2025. This year’s headliners balance global pop culture weight with