Chad Connelly

Downtempo electronic pioneers Thievery Corporation have embarked on their world tour across the US, Canada, and Europe. So far, they have covered the Eastern US and much of Canada. The second US leg embarks May 8 in Cleveland, Ohio before they work their way down to Florida, plus dates in Texas and a finisher in Napa, CA. Then, it’s on to a true European tour with 21 dates spanning the continent from Madrid to Athens and Warsaw to London. See below for a full list of shows or visit thieverycorporation.com/tour/.

The Get Up Kids today announced a North American headlining tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of their seminal 1999 LP, Something To Write Home About. Following on June 23rd performance at Pittsburgh’s Four Chord Music Fest, the trek will see the band playing the album in its entirety at each show, including two nights at Los Angeles’ Troubadour and Chicago’s Metro, plus shows at Brooklyn’s Warsaw and Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall, before ending with at Las Vegas’ Best Friends Forever Fest. Tickets go on-sale tomorrow, April 26th, at 12pm EST; a full itinerary is below.

Nashville Doom Metal band OmenBringer share “Tungs,” the first single from their debut album Thicc Darkness today, Friday, April 26, and it is streaming via BandCamp and Spotify:

M83, aka Anthony Gonzalez, has shared new remixes for “Earth To Sea”, taken from his acclaimed 9th studio album Fantasy that was released last year via Mute. The reworkings come from touring bandmate Kaela and French electronic producer Villeneuve.

Ahead of this Friday’s release of their new album Requiem for a Planet, Toronto-based sextet Beams have shared their new single “It’s All Around You,” alongside an animated video by Aaron Long (Bojack Horseman, Tuca and Bertie). A magnetic, fuzzed-out guitar riff launches the track into a kaleidoscopic, colorful sound-world, blossoming with kinetic percussion and impassioned vocals. Beams will also embark on a North American tour this Friday in celebration of the new album, including stops at NYC’s Bowery Electric (May 15th) and Chicago’s The Hideout (May 22nd); a full itinerary is listed below.

Young Miko, hailed by The New York Times as one of the artists “shaping the sound of 2024,” is set to embark on THE XOXO TOUR 2024, a headline outing that will bring the genre-bending Puerto-Rican phenom to 19 cities across the country.

La Luz – the band led by Shana Cleveland – has released a gorgeous new single today, “I’ll Go With You.” La Luz is at their dreamiest here — with sparkly instrumentals and soothing vocals, “I’ll Go With You” is a moment of tranquility. The new track is off their forthcoming album News of The Universe, out May 24th via Sub Pop, and follows the two previously released singles “Strange World” (which Uproxx deemed “futuristic”) and most recently, “Poppies” of which Austin Town Hall said, “there was something truly majestic in Shana Cleveland’s vocal performance.”

Fans will soon be able to immerse themselves at Dead & Company’s “Dead Forever Experience,” a centralized hub for fans to come together and celebrate, shop, view exclusive Dead & Company content and explore the Grateful Dead’s unparalleled legacy. The Dead Forever Experience will be open five days a week for the duration of Dead & Company’s “Dead Forever – Live at Sphere” residency and will be open to the public at no charge. Visitors can explore more than 22,000 square feet of interactive exhibit space across two floors, which will be located at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.

Space Queen takes the signature haunting vocal harmonies of the trio’s former folk project (Sound of the Sun) and sends them soaring over a cosmic canvas of neo-psychedelic rock. Driving beats from MacIntosh provide an anchor for Earle’s heavy distortion and fuzzy 70s-style riffs, while Maister keeps everything grounded on bass, or shoots beyond the stratosphere with spacey synths and intergalactic organ.

In the spring of 2023, Coldplay – Music of the Spheres: Live at River Plate hit cinemas for two days only. Filmed during Coldplay’s sold out, ten-night run at Buenos Aires’ River Plate stadium, the film captures the band’s acclaimed Music of the Spheres World Tour, which has been heralded by The Times as “the greatest live music show ever.”