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Pedro Pascal is wrapping up a workout.

The Jonas Brothers celebrate 20 years together by lighting up New York City!

Dead & Company is back at the Sphere in Las Vegas for their second residency and the band has kicked off the latest run of shows!

Katcy Stephan SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 10 of “Severance,” streaming now on Apple TV+. Tramell Tillman was done dancing. After his “Severance” character, Mr. Milchick, conducted a memorable and oft-memed “Music Dance Experience” in the Apple TV+ show’s first season, he didn’t think it was possible to catch lightning in a bottle again.

This morning, multi-platinum selling band Bastille have announced a huge UK arena tour for November 2025. The "From All Sides" - Songs from the first 15 years shows will be a celebration of the band's career to date.

AP).As noted by The Guardian, Thursday’s bombardment may mark one of the bloodiest days of the 18-month conflict, with the timings of the strikes seemingly increasing the number of women and children killed.The band took to X/Twitter to condemn Israel for the ongoing atrocities, writing: “Last night US-backed Israel murdered almost 100 people as they slept. In Rafah they murdered a father and his 7 children as they sheltered in their partially destroyed home.“FUCK ISRAEL.”The most vulnerable people on earth, trapped with no electricity, food, access to their own sea or any means to escape are being bombed by the most powerful army in the region armed by most powerful military on earth.

The Jonas Brothers just dropped their first new solo song of 2025!

King Stingray have announced the departure of lead vocalist Yirrŋa Yunupiŋu – find out more below.The announcement, which was made by the Yolŋu surf rock band on social media on Wednesday (March 19), came just a day before they kicked off their national tour of Australia.They wrote: “Hey everyone we’ve got some news to share – King Stingray and Yirrŋa have parted ways.” The band did not share a reason for the vocalist’s exit, but have confirmed that singer Ngalakan Wanambi, who has already performed with King Stingray on their recent US tour, will be taking place.Additionally, King Stingray have also assured fans that “as always our main man Dima Burarrwanga will be bringing the energy as he always does. This ‘For The Dreams’ tour is gonna be something really special – same King Stingray spirit, same unstoppable Yolŋu rock and a whole lotta love.”A post shared by KING STINGRAY (@kingstingrayband)Their tour of Australia kicked off yesterday (March 20) in Sydney, and will see them perform four more shows across the continent between now and April 4, where they’ll wrap up in Fremantle.Just days before announcing Yirrŋa Yunupiŋu’s exit from the band, King Stingray announced their first-ever tour of Europe and the UK, set to kick off in May.

Benefits have shared a brand-new single called ‘Blame’ – you can listen to it below.The track serves as the latest preview of the Teesside punk duo’s second studio album ‘Constant Noise’, which is due for release tomorrow (March 21) via Invada (pre-order/pre-save here), and serves as the follow-up to 2023’s ‘NAILS’.With collaboration from James Welsh, the song sees the band expand on their new electronic, dance-driven influences as they lament the “distorted realities” people find themselves in due to media discourse.Speaking about the track, vocalist Kingsley Hall explains: “Robbie sent me an mp3 one Friday night and it was incredible. The demo was chopped, lyrics clad on and was pretty much complete by midnight.

Gel have announced their split off the back of several serious allegations against former guitarist Anthony Webster.Last night (March 19), the band took to social media to post a lengthy statement announcing their break up. In the post, they allege the “heinous acts” committed by Webster prior to his dismissal from the band that have caused them “irreparable damage”.They wrote: “Gel is no longer a band, and therefore will not be playing any of our currently scheduled upcoming shows.“The reason is pretty simple at its core; the former guitar player, Anthony Webster, has committed such heinous acts in trying to forward himself in his musical career that he’s done irreparable damage to the band in the process, and it’s affected us as human beings more than we can even attempt to explain, to the point of being completely unable to do the band anymore.”A post shared by GEL (@gelhc)The band went on to list some of his alleged “heinous acts”.

Fred Durst and Limp Bizkit weren’t doing it all for the nookie — they wanted their money also.

Fans of gentle, glowing indie music are gonna eat this year thanks to the Montreal band Men I Trust. The group announced in February that 2025 would see the release of two brand new full-lengths: Equus Asinus and Equus Callabus.

You might know Matty Matheson the chef and you might know Matty Matheson the actor (he plays handyman Neil Fak in The Bear, a show about chefs) but get ready to meet Matty Matheson the rock star. Pig Pen is a hardcore band started by Matheson alongside Wade MacNeil of Alexisonfire, guitarist Daniel Romano, drummer Ian Ski Romano, and Tommy Major on bass. Matheson announced his involvement in Pig Pen on Instagram, writing: “A FEW OLD FRIENDS GOT TOGETHER A COUPLE YEARS AGO AND WROTE AND RECORDED 10 SONGS OVER 2 DAYS.

Thania Garcia Limp Bizkit is allowed to move forward with their October lawsuit against Universal Music Group that alleges the label deliberately withheld as much as $200 million in royalties. A federal judge denied the label’s motion to dismiss a case that will assess allegations made by the nu metal band and vocalist Fred Durst against UMG — these claims rang from breach of contract to fraudulent concealment, fraudulent business practices, copyright infringement and more.

Radiohead fans are buzzing at the news the band are reported to be hitting the road in 2025.

A record-breaking number of young musicians from across Scotland visited Ayrshire and took to the stage at this year’s Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championships.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer Green Day decided to have a little fun with their acceptance speech at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, using the time on stage to paraphrase and reference a speech from the 1997 film “Boogie Nights.” The band, which won for alternative artist of the year, got up on stage to accept the award, with band leader Billie Joe Armstrong taking the podium alongside Tré Cool and Mike Dirnt. “Wow.

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Wet Leg have shared a 30-second teaser of their first new music in three years – check it out below.The snippet comes a day after the Isle Of Wight band posted on their social media channels on Monday (March 17) to announce, “We’re so back”, along with a photo and a link to their website.Now, the group have gone further by sharing a video clip of singer and guitarist Rhian Teasdale walking down the street singing a new song while filming herself. No further information has been provided, other than a glass of milk emoji alongside the Instagram post.“Can you catch a medicine ball / Can you catch yourself when you fall / You should be careful, do you catch my drift / Cuz what I really want to know is can you catch these fists,” Chambers sings.

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Rush drummer – find out more below.The legendary drummer died in January 2020 after living with an aggressive form of brain cancer called glioblastoma for three-and-a-half years. He was 67 years old.