In late 1975, just before the release of his Desire album, Bob Dylan launched a tour. It was his second outing in two years after an eight-year hiatus from the road. Dubbed the Rolling Thunder Revue, it would not trace the usual path through large venues in major cities. Instead, Dylan would play smaller auditoriums…

Pharrell Williams hosted the inaugural edition of his Something In The Water music festival this weekend in his hometown of Virginia Beach. While organizers were forced to cancel its first day due to severe thunderstorms, the festival continued as planned on Saturday, with performances from ASAP Ferg, Mac DeMarco, Kaytranada, J Balvin, SZA, Trav...

'Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story' will chronicle the musician's 1975-76 tourBob Dylan / Martin ScorseseMartin Scorsese’s upcoming tour documentary on Bob Dylan will be released on Netflix in June, it has been announced. The legendary director has helmed a new film on Dylan’s famed ‘Rolling Thunder Revue&...

It's been almost five years since Flying Lotus released an album. Since his Grammy-nominated You're Dead!, he's worked with Kendrick Lamar on To Pimp A Butterfly, written and directed the Sundance comic horror flick Kuso, and produced much of Thundercat’s Drunk among other projects. Now, FlyLo has finally announced his new full-length, Flamagr...

Last month, we got our first new Broken Social Scene music in a long time. The Canadian guitar-fuzz battalion returned with their EP Let’s Try The After – Vol. 1, their first new record since they came off of hiatus and released the 2017 album Hug Of Thunder. In that EP title, there was hope.