I love it when I hear a song that fits into absolutely no known genre rubric and I have to invent some new combination of words to describe it. For instance, if I told you that the London trio Ebbb’s new single “Public” is dreamy chamber-rage, would that even mean anything to you? Do you think that’ll catch on? Or do I have to come up with a stupid nonsense word like blinggaze or something?
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Andrew Savage has a new band. The Parquet Courts member, sometimes known to release solo joints under the name A. Savage, has launched Iconic Fugues today with debut single “2025 Dream/2025 Blues.” It’s a shuffling folk-rock track that technically encompasses two songs’ worth of lyrics, though it plays as one seamless six-minute piece.
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Since 2005, the Portland musician Liz Harris has been making entrancing, quietly experimental music under the name Grouper. She’s a mood-conjurer and a cult hero, and she sounds like nobody else. On the rare occasions that she plays live, it’s a big deal. (She just did a short North American tour last month.) Harris has a few other musical projects, as well. Last week, her dream-pop trio Helen returned, after 11 years of inactivity, with the lovely new album Linda’s Head. Today, Harris announces her first record under her government name.
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YUNGBLUD has released official footage of his performance of ‘Zombie’ alongside The Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan earlier this year.
The pair took to the stage together at a Lollapalooza pre-show at The Riviera Theatre, ahead of Dom performing and Billy headlining across the weekend.
The collaboration was officially released as 2025 turned into 2026, and serves as a melding of different eras of rock history in a beautifully affecting manner. And when the pair are on stage together, there is a clear sense of respect as well as a potent stream of energy. It allows the song to feel all the more beautifully affecting and deeply poignant.
It is also the only time the pair have performed the song together, so it feels even more special as a result.
Check it out for yourself below:
The Smashing Pumpkins are currently on tour across the US, celebrating the 30th anniversary of their seminal album ‘Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness’. Here are the dates you can catch this spectacle of a show:
OCTOBER
09 – MONTREAL Bell Centre
11 – MADISON Kohl Center
13 – ST PAUL Grand Casino Arena
14 – CHICAGO United Center
16 – CHARLOTTE Spectrum Center
17 – JACKSONVILLE VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
18 – TAMPA Benchmark International Arena
20 – INDIANAPOLIS Gainbridge Fieldhouse
22 – NASHVILLE The Truth
24 – OKLAHOMA CITY Paycom Center
25 – AUSTIN Moody Center
27 – DENVER Ball Arena
29 – SALT LAKE CITY Delta Center
30 – LAS VEGAS MGM Grand Garden Arena
NOVEMBER
01 – PORTLAND Moda Center
03 – CALGARY Scotiabank Saddledome
05 – VANCOUVER Rogers Arena
06 – SEATTLE Climate Pledge Arena
08 – SAN JOSE SAP Center
11 – PHOENIX Mortgage Matchup Center
12 – LOS ANGELES Kia Forum
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The wait is over. Famous Strangers have released their debut self-titled album, a heavy, emotional, genre-breaking first statement from one of Alberta’s most exciting new heavy rock acts. Across seven tracks, the band blends grunge, punk, blues, classic metal and modern heaviness into a record about knowing your worth, breaking free from what holds you […]Eddie 9V has released his new single, “Satisfy The Way I Do,” from his forthcoming album Down Here, due November 6 via Easy Eye Sound. The Atlanta-born singer, songwriter, and guitarist has also announced an extensive U.S. headline tour for early 2027.
Produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, “Satisfy The Way I Do” was originally written and demoed in Eddie 9V’s home studio before being reworked during the album sessions. Auerbach helped develop the song’s hook, while the two musicians drew inspiration from their shared appreciation for Derek and the Dominos’ “Layla.”
“Another song I wrote and demoed in my home studio. Working with Dan was key—he smoothly came up with the hook I needed. This song makes me feel like I’m driving in a ’65 Mustang through the Hollywood Hills,” says Eddie 9V.
The single follows previously released songs “Whole Lot Coming For You,” a cover of George McCrae’s “Rock Your Baby,” and “Blowin’ Up,” which has climbed to No. 22 on Billboard’s Triple A chart.
Recorded at Easy Eye Sound Studios in Nashville, Down Here features 12 songs recorded in less than a week. Eddie 9V collaborated with Auerbach, Marcus King, Pat McLaughlin, and Daniel Tashian on the project, which incorporates elements of blues, Southern rock, country, gospel, folk, and R&B.
The recording process marked a change for Eddie 9V, who had previously handled much of the production work on his albums himself.
“It was fast and fluid. Dan really knows how to push me,” Eddie 9V says. “Realistically, it was also the first time where I was able to be an artist rather than to have to act like a producer, too, and think of everything else.”
Down Here follows Eddie 9V’s previous albums Little Black Flies (2021), Capricorn (2023), and Saratoga (2024).
The new release comes after a busy year that included a month-long tour supporting The Black Keys and an appearance with the band on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Eddie 9V will continue touring throughout the remainder of 2026 before beginning his newly announced U.S. headline tour on January 15 in Greenville, South Carolina. The tour will run through February 27 in Denver, Colorado.
Additional headline performances in the United Kingdom and Europe are scheduled for 2027.
EDDIE 9V — U.S. HEADLINE TOUR
OCT 9 Live Oak, FL Suwannee Roots Revival
OCT 10 Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
OCT 11 St. Petersburg, FL Jannus Live
OCT 15 Wilmington, NC Bowstring Brewyard
OCT 16 Charleston, SC Music Farm
OCT 20 Chicago, IL The Salt Shed (Night 1) *Rescheduled Date w/The Black Keys
OCT 21 Chicago, IL The Salt Shed (Night 2) *Rescheduled Date w/The Black Keys
OCT 23 Bloomsburg, PA Arts in Bloom @ Petit Center for the Arts
OCT 24 Cape May, NJ Exit Zero Jazz Festival @ Nauti Spirits Distillery
OCT 25 Annapolis, MD Rams Head On Stage
NOV 3-7 Miami, FL The Revivalists Present Otherside of Paradise • Miami to Nassau
NOV 11 Knoxville, TN Bijou Theatre
NOV 12 Winston-Salem, NC The Ramkat
NOV 13 Asheville, NC The Grey Eagle
NOV 14 Richmond, VA The Broadberry
DEC 3 St Louis, MO Delmar Hall
DEC 4 Newport, KY The Southgate House Revival
DEC 5 Warrendale, PA Jergels Rhythm Grille
DEC 6 Washington, DC Union Stage
DEC 10 Nashville, TN The Basement East
DEC 11 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
DEC 12 Birmingham, AL Saturn
DEC 18 Louisville, KY Mercury Ballroom
DEC 19 Columbus, OH Skully’s Music Diner
DEC 20 Indianapolis, IND The Vogue
2027 U.S. HEADLINE TOUR
Jan 15 Greenville, SC The Radio Room
Jan 16 Athens, GA Georgia Theatre
Jan 22 Foley, AL OWA Theater
Jan 23 New Orleans, LA Tipitina’s
Jan 27 Houston, TX The Heights Theater
Jan 28 Austin, TX Antone’s
Jan 29 Dallas, TX Granada Theater
Jan 30 Oklahoma City, OK Bear City Music Hall
Feb 2 Santa Fe, NM Tumbleweed Brewer
Feb 3 Arenas Valley, NM Whiskey Creek Zócalo
Feb 4 Flagstaff, AZ Hotel Monte Vista
Feb 5 Phoenix, AZ Rhythm Room
Feb 6 Tucson, AZ 191 Toole
Feb 9 San Diego, CA Soda Bar
Feb 10 West Hollywood, CA Troubadour
Feb 11 Morrow Bay, CA The Siren
Feb 12 Santa Cruz, CA Moe’s Alley
Feb 13 Berkeley, CA Cornerstone Berkeley
Feb 16 Bend, OR Tower Theatre
Feb 18 Hood River, OR The Ruins
Feb 19 Portland, OR Mississippi Studios
Feb 20 Seattle, WA Tractor Tavern
Feb 23 Boise, ID Shrine Social Club Basement
Feb 24 Jackson, WY Center For The Arts
Feb 26 Fort Collins, CO Washington’s
Feb 27 Denver, CO Bluebird Theatre
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After years of honing their craft by performing classic songs from the symphonic rock catalogue, Sound Of Strangers released their debut album Crossing Borders in 2023, and re-issued the album via OOB Records in 2026. The seven-song salute to five decades of symphonic and progressive rock was mixed and mastered by Jeffrey Revet (Stream Of […]