No clean endings. No easy exits.
Perry Bamonte’s story with The Cure was complicated, unfinished, and deeply human — and his final performance proved it.
They’re using chart-topping women as unwilling soundtrack providers for state violence. Like it’s normal. Like ICE hasn’t spent years ripping families apart, traumatizing communities, and operating with almost zero accountability.
There’s something particularly cruel about a festival selling “home.” That was the promise of Home Bass Orlando – it wasn’t supposed to be just another EDM weekend trip, but a safe after party for ravers after Orlando’s EDC festival happening November 7-9 2025.
Bon Jovi, the American Rock sensation formed in 1983 fronted by singer, Jon Bon Jovi, announced a 2026 tour following Jovi’s vocal cord surgery in 2022.
‘Breach’ has now claimed the highest record sales, selling over 72,000 vinyl records in their first debut week. Luminate began electronically tracking their record sales in 1991 making ‘Breach’ the highest selling vinyl rock album in the modern era.
Chappell Roan is back with a vengeance — and she’s not just dropping a new single. With “Subway” landing July 31 and a trio of surprise pop-up shows, Roan is ditching the industry playbook to prioritize accessibility, intimacy, and real fans over hype. No bots, no BS — just glitter, guts, and a whole lot of gay panic.
Taylor Swift’s Life of a Showgirl is more like Life of a Billionaire High School Mean Girl. This should have been a daring, self-aware pop reinvention. Instead, it lands like a lifeless brand exercise – petty, watered-down, and strangely hollow for an artist for made heartbreak cinematic and rebellion feel personal.
Conan Gray’s heart-wrenching album Wishbone leaves listeners with no more tears left to shed. This personal and self-discovering project explores queer discourse, self-anxieties, family trauma, and more.
This album is not something you’d want to hear if you’re one of their exes, that’s for sure. It lets listeners into the messy realities of their breakups in a way that’s too good not to hear.
Love is war. Espionage, Rainbow Kitten Surprise’s Valentine’s Day release, doesn’t whisper sweet nothings — it drags you straight into the battlefield of heartbreak, betrayal, and queer survival.
Lola Young doesn’t write breakup songs — she writes post-mortems.
