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Metallica had played stadiums, arenas and festival fields around the world by 2009. On July 7 of that year, the World Magnetic Tour put them somewhere considerably older: inside the ancient Roman amphitheatre in Nîmes, France. The concert, captured as ‘Français Pour Une Nuit,’ runs for nearly two hours and places Metal
David Bowie was deep into the Sound+Vision Tour when he arrived at Tokyo Dome on May 16, 1990, armed with a setlist that could practically double as a guided tour through his career. The professionally filmed concert runs through 25 songs, beginning with a partial performance of “Space Oddity” and moving straight into
Michelle Branch has officially taken ‘Everywhere and Back Again’ on the road, opening her sold-out tour at Seattle’s The Showbox on September 27 with more than 25 years of songs packed into a career-spanning set. The 90-minute-plus performance launched Branch’s first headline run behind her forthcoming ‘Everywhere and
Widowspeak brought their hazy guitars and understated melodies into the KEXP studio for a four-song live performance recorded July 31 and released September 25. Led by Molly Hamilton on vocals and guitar and Robert Earl Thomas on lead guitar, the band performed “The Hook,” “No Driver,” “Roses” and “If You Change” durin
All Time Low are giving ‘So Wrong, It’s Right’ the full anniversary treatment, bringing their landmark 2007 album to Radio City Music Hall for a complete performance nearly 20 years after its release. The Maryland quartet of Alex Gaskarth, Jack Barakat, Rian Dawson and Zack Merrick will perform the album from beginning
Thirty years after DJ Shadow built an album almost entirely from vinyl samples, ‘Endtroducing…..’ is heading back to the stage for an anniversary celebration across North America. The DJ and producer is marking three decades of his 1996 debut with a fall tour built around bringing ‘Endtroducing…..’ to life in concert.
Two years away from international touring gave LP time to write, live, heal and reconsider where the music should go next. Now that break is ending with new songs and the All Is Not Lost Tour. The Long Island singer-songwriter has returned with “Shelly,” their first new material since 2023, while a lengthy internationa
Jukeboxes, wedding bells and the messy business of falling in and out of love give Teddy Thompson plenty to play with on “The Game.” The song is out now as part of Thompson’s album ‘Never Be The Same,’ his first collection of original material since 2020. Across 10 songs, Thompson returns to love, longing and […] The p
White Denim have reached album number 13 with a record about family, creativity, survival and figuring out how to do better while life keeps moving. ’13’ is out now, packing the band’s restless musical instincts into a groove-heavy mix of rock, funk, dubby calypso, soul, down-and-dirty blues and shimmering sunshine-pop
Willow Avalon wanted more darkness, more mystery and the feel of ’60s country for her second album. On ‘Pink Pocket Pistol,’ she found all three. The Georgia-raised, Nashville-based singer-songwriter’s sophomore album is out now, following her 2025 debut ‘Southern Belle Raisin’ Hell’ and extending the sharp storytellin
Near-darkness suits Tricky. At Brussels’ Ancienne Belgique on January 27, 2015, the Bristol musician built a performance around shadows, heavy bass, fractured electronics and vocals that could sound whispered one moment and confrontational the next. The concert arrived during the period surrounding ‘Adrian Thaws,’ and
At 3,842 metres above sea level and in temperatures of -5°C, The Blaze found a remarkable place to make electronic music feel even more cinematic. The French duo performed at Aiguille du Midi in Chamonix on May 25, 2020, taking their atmospheric sound high into the Mont-Blanc massif for an exclusive Cercle fundraising
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