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Yeah Yeah Yeahs Announce Shows in New York and Los Angeles

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A pair of Australian dates have also been added to the comeback run Yeah Yeah Yeahs (Photo by David Black). Yeah Yeah Yeahs have announced their first U.S. shows in four years. The pivotal indie rock trio will play New York’s Forest Hills Stadium on October 1, with support from the Linda Lindas, and Los...

Megan Thee Stallion Day Proclaimed in Houston

Music

Mayor Sylvester Turner awarded the rapper the key to her city and made the proclamation in praise of her philanthropic endeavors Megan Thee Stallion (Lionel Hahn/Getty Images) At a ceremony on Sunday, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and members of Houston City Council celebrated Megan Thee Stallion’s philanthropic endeavors. She was awarded the key to the...

Xbox Live: the free games for May 2022 are known, here they are

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After Sony Interactive Entertainment, it’s now Microsoft’s turn to reveal the games that Xbox Live Gold members will be able to enjoy for free throughout the month of May. The American manufacturer takes the time to remind you that this concerns the Xbox One as well as the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series...

Pusha T Lands First No. 1 Album With It’s Almost Dry

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After two previous albums debuted in the top 5, Pusha has topped the Billboard 200 albums chart Pusha T (Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Variety) Pusha T has scored his first-ever No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart. It’s Almost Dry earned 55,000 equivalent album units in its first week, with 83% of that coming...

Deerhoof, Water From Your Eyes, Dan Deacon, and More Contribute to May Day Music: Listen

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Proceeds from the 47-track collection—which arrives on International Worker’s Day—will benefit strike funds May Day Music cover art. Deerhoof, Water From Your Eyes, Dan Deacon, Pile, Ovlov, and more have contributed to a new compilation benefiting strike funds. It’s titled May Day Music: A Benefit Compilation For Strike Funds & Artists, and the 47-track collection...

Gabe Serbian, Drummer for San Diego Noise Punks the Locust, Has Died

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Serbian was a longtime member of the innovative hardcore band, and played in a number of groups such as Holy Molar, Rats Eyes, and Wet Lungs Gabe Serbian (Photo by Dimitri Hakke/Redferns). Gabe Serbian—the longtime drummer of San Diego noise punk outfit the Locust—has died. The Locust confirmed the news on their official Facebook page...

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