Minus The Bear Teases Comeback: Seattle Math Rock Pioneers Break Five-Year Silence
Indie rock innovators Minus The Bear hint at a possible return through a cryptic social media post, marking their first activity since their 2018 farewell tour. The unexpected development from the technical guitar virtuosos suggests new chapters may lie ahead for the beloved Seattle band.
The Mysterious Disappearance of The Sundays: Dream-Pop's Most Enigmatic Band
In 1997, British indie band The Sundays played their final show and vanished without explanation, leaving behind just three influential albums. Three decades later, their ethereal dream-pop sound and sudden disappearance continue to captivate fans and spawn theories.
Daniel Johnston to Join West Virginia Music Hall of Fame in 2025
Lo-fi music pioneer Daniel Johnston will be posthumously inducted into the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame, honoring his influential career and artistic legacy. The ceremony in Charleston will celebrate Johnston's unique songwriting style and his impact on alternative music, while continuing his mission of mental health awareness.
Austin's Weekend Music Scene Thaws with Global Sounds and Local Talent
Austin's music scene roars back to life after a flash freeze with a diverse weekend lineup spanning jazz, post-punk, and indie rock. From intimate local shows to international acts, the city offers musical warmth for every taste.
From Heart Surgery to Center Stage: Anton Newcombe's Defiant Musical Journey
Brian Jonestown Massacre's frontman Anton Newcombe discusses his recent double bypass surgery and unwavering commitment to making music. Despite health challenges and controversial performances, the 57-year-old musician continues his prolific career from his Berlin studio while preparing for a major European tour.
Rising Afro-Soul Star Tsungai Tsikirai Announces 'African Queen' Global Launch Event
Zimbabwe-born artist Tsungai Tsikirai prepares to unveil her groundbreaking album 'African Queen' in early 2025, blending traditional African rhythms with contemporary production. The launch event promises an immersive celebration of African culture featuring collaborations with renowned artists Nutty O and Iyasa.
Pavement Returns with First New Song Since 1999 for Upcoming Documentary
Indie rock pioneers Pavement are breaking their 25-year recording silence with a new track for their 2025 documentary film 'Pavements'. The song, created during their 2022 reunion tour rehearsals, will be featured in director Alex Ross Perry's experimental documentary chronicling the band's history.
Turnover Announces 10th Anniversary Tour for Landmark Album 'Peripheral Vision'
Indie rock band Turnover reveals plans for six special shows in 2025 celebrating a decade of their breakthrough album 'Peripheral Vision'. The anniversary tour includes prestigious venues like Red Rocks Amphitheater and London's Roundhouse, with tickets going on sale this December.
British Band Sports Team Faced Armed Robbery at Start of U.S. Tour
British indie rock band Sports Team endured a terrifying armed robbery of their tour van in California, losing personal belongings but keeping their instruments secure. Despite the traumatic experience, the resilient group continued their U.S. tour, maintaining their characteristic humor.
From Unknown to Stardom: The Killers' Legendary Pub Gig in Lincoln
Before stadium tours and chart-topping albums, The Killers played an intimate 200-person show above a British pub in 2003. That foggy November evening in Lincoln would become a pivotal moment, showcasing soon-to-be hits like 'Mr Brightside' just months before their meteoric rise to fame.