Beloved Britpop greats Pulp are making their way back to North America. Even back in the ’90s, when Pulp were at their peak, the band only rarely ventured over to the US. They haven’t been on this side of the Atlantic since 2012, when their reunion tour included a few North American shows, including both Coachella weekends. L...

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Historically, Sting has done pretty well as the singer for a three-piece band. Sting, who just joined Billy Joel onstage in Tampa, can certainly afford to hire more musicians if he wants, but for his next American tour, he’ll go back to his roots, fronting a newly formed power trio. On the Sting 3.0 tour, Sting and his bandmates will p...

The longstanding Toronto indie band Tokyo Police Club kicked off 2024 by announcing their impending disbandment, but they aren’t turning the lights out just yet. After revealing a final hometown show at the time of their breakup announcement, then expanding it to a sold-out four-night run, today they’ve unveiled a slate of da...