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Portola takes place Sept. 26–27 at Pier 80 in San Francisco and lists headliners including Robyn, Dog Blood and Fatboy Slim.
24 September 2026
ByDeclan Shore
Chicago post‑rock veterans Tortoise are returning to North America this summer, mounting a string of shows that span the U.S. and Canada and give fans ...
23 September 2026
ByAtlas Reid
Her winning song was "The Way I Love You", released on Smith's FAMM label in May 2025 and previously peaking at No.39 on the UK Official Singles Chart.
Simon Green, performing as Bonobo, returns with a new studio album, Distance in Static, arriving September 11 on Ninja Tune. The release brings a string ...
22 September 2026
HAAM Day 2026 will put 250+ free performances and 400+ local musicians across 100+ venues, including pop-up sets at H‑E‑B stores and the State Capitol.
ByRiver Blake
Jack White is returning with a new studio album titled Frozen Charlotte, due July 10 — and a fresh single, “Dollar Bill,” is already available ...
21 September 2026
The Colorado Symphony opens Sept. 11–13 with Beethoven’s Ninth—paired with Gabriela Ortiz’s "Yanga"—and the season includes a Sept. 4 cello-ensemble show
Pitchfork Music Festival Paris has expanded the program for its Avant-Garde strand, announcing 55 additional performers who will join the festival’s late-week lineup in the ...
20 September 2026
Ed Balint's Canton Repository video names Blossom, Cedar Point and Cuyahoga Valley among his top summer picks and notes remaining Blossom concert dates
L’Rain is returning with a new record that doubles as a creative endpoint: Fata Morgana lands August 14 on Mexican Summer, and its first taste ...
19 September 2026
The Courier-Journal's Friday photo gallery shows Knocked Loose, Pierce the Veil and A Day To Remember — the festival was briefly evacuated Friday over a
ByJax Hudson
Open Mike Eagle and producer Kenny Segal have completed their first full-length collaboration: the album Doomed! arrives August 14 on Billy Woods’ Backwoodz imprint. The ...
18 September 2026
Disney+ and Hulu will air the two-night broadcast at 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET; DirecTV's five-day free trial is one way to watch for free.
Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical are taking their collaborative project on the road with a cross‑continent headline tour that begins in August and finishes in ...
17 September 2026
Amazon’s offer page says the 4-month trial is for new subscribers and "auto-renew starts at $11.99/mo" after the free period.
Chicago-based rock band Slow Pulp will release a new album, Melodie, on September 18, 2026 via ANTI-. The record — their first full-length since 2023’s ...
16 September 2026
ElevenLabs says the UMG deal is a multi-year licensing and product collaboration to build a separate AI-powered fan platform based on licensed music.
New York City has officially rechristened a block of Greenwich Village as Jimi Hendrix Way, unveiling the sign on June 10 at a short ceremony ...
15 September 2026
Billboard named five highlights from Charli xcx’s Sept. 14 Barclays Center set, noting a Kim Petras duet and a midshow run of Brat-era hits that
Theatre and rock music collide this winter as a new stage version of Shakespeare’s Hamlet—scored with Radiohead’s politically charged 2003 album—arrives in London. The production, ...
14 September 2026
The nonprofit provides tuition-free lessons, instruments and volunteer-matched private instruction for children and teens in Knoxville.
ByBeckett Vale
The 2026 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival is streaming live to homes this weekend, giving viewers nationwide front-row access to sets from major acts such ...
13 September 2026
The Sept. 26 gala features Joshua Bell and raises funds for DSO youth programs; Detroit Harmony has distributed 3,000 instruments citywide.
Noname is marking a decade since her breakout release by taking Telefone back on the road: the Chicago rapper has announced a late-summer North American ...
12 September 2026
The article outlines the American Pops Orchestra's September outreach to Appalachian schools and what readers can expect from its free in-school
