Hernandez Govan’s trial in the murder of Young Dolph has been rescheduled to August 18, 2025, following a delay with no ...

Lola Young Sets Release Date for New Album ‘I’m Only F-cking Myself’ The British pop artist will share the follow-up to her 2024 record This Wasn’t Meant for You Anyway on Sept. 19 ...

Neil Young and Crazy Horse have begun work on a follow-up to their 2019 LP Colorado. “Crazy Horse is back in the barn now,” Young wrote in the Neil Young Archives.

Their first album, Talkin to the Trees, may remind fans of some of Young's directionless work in the '80s, but, like many of Young's untried projects, there's more to it than the several detours ...

When Neil Young releases a new album, you can be reasonably sure that you’ll get either a disc of melancholy singer-songwriter fare or a set of blistering rock’n’roll. His debut album with the Chrome ...

Phoenix’s debut album United turned 25 years old last Sunday. That album featured “Honeymoon” — the song that apparently introduced Sofia Coppola to her future husband Thomas Mars’ music ...

Lola Young has announced her second album ‘I’m Only F**king Myself’. Read More: Lola Young on The Cover: the distinctly south London star breaking America The South London star is set to ...

Earlier this year, Young told Rolling Stone that I’m Only Fucking Myself will have something for everyone. “The new album is going to be a lot more about my personal struggle and less so about ...

In the same time-span, Young released six new albums and an eccentric experimentation mixing live recordings with nature sounds. Since Young’s last fully cohesive album, 2012’s sprawling Crazy Horse ...

Young Thug fans got their wish. At midnight Friday, the Atlanta-born rapper unleashed his third studio album, Business Is Business, his first full-length effort since he was locked up on gang ...

Features “It’s really f*cking hard being young right now”: How Pinkshift are fighting back on new album Earthkeeper Pinkshift have had no shortage of outrage to simmer on over the last few ...

Most rich, young Americans (93%) say they plan to allocate more of their portfolio to alternatives in the next few years.