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After more than a decade, Counting Crows are back with a new album. Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets! is their first LP since 2014’s Somewhere Under Wonderland. Across nine tracks, Adam Duritz and the band explore new territory with louder guitars and even a few horns. One thing that hasn’t changed is Duritz’s commitment to intimate storytelling…

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June 27, 2025 will be a date Jenna Davis will remember forever. On that day, the singer and actress will release her debut album as M3GAN 2.0 opens in theaters. At 20 years old, Davis has already become part of pop culture. She’s been a Disney Kid on Raven’s Home, a meme, the voice of a killer doll, and now, a country artist. Despite the early succ…

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OK Go’s innovative music videos and catchy power pop have made them into one of America’s most beloved bands. From the backyard dancing of “A Million Ways,” to the legendary treadmill choreography of “Here It Goes Again,” they’ve spent the last two decades as fixtures of pop culture. The band recently dropped their fifth studio album, And the Adjec…

Maybe you know Kyle Gordon from his ’90s Eurodance character DJ Crazy Times, or from his more recent videos lampooning Nu Metal and UK Hip-Hop. If you’re on social media, you’ve seen his face. The comedian and musician developed his characters over several years in New York. Raised in the suburbs north of the City, he absorbed 2000s pop culture for…

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Since his 1984 debut album Valotte, Julian Lennon has maintained his own vision. Sure, he’s the son of John Lennon, but he’s a multidisciplinary artist who’s never pandered to Beatles fans. Lennon recently released his first book of photography, Life’s Fragile Moments, and he’s been making new music. His latest single is a collaboration with longti…

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After 20 years as a band, The Lumineers have become a fixture of pop culture. Their 2012 breakout hit "Ho Hey" is a millennial anthem that's been imitated and used in countless shows and commercials. Wesley Schultz and Jeremiah Fraites recently returned with their fifth studio album 'Automatic.' Across 11 songs, the band gives fans familiar sounds …

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More than 20 years into their career, Shinedown show no sign of fading into a nostalgia act. Last month, the band released a pair of singles "Three Six Five" and "Dance, Kid, Dance." They'll hit the road this April for an arena tour with Bush, Beartooth, and Morgan Wade. Jordan and Demi welcome leader singer Brent Smith back to the show for a conve…

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Sorry Millenials, but Ryan Cabrera’s “On The Way Down” is two decades old. To celebrate the iconic Y2K hit, Cabrera teamed up with other 2000s stars for a reimagined version. NSYNC’s Joey Fatone, A.J. McLean from the Backstreet Boys, Taylor Hanson, and Drake Bell are joined by WALK THE MOON and Nash Overstreet on the track. Watch Jordan Edwards and…

When K.Flay lost the hearing in her right ear in 2022, she could have kept the news private. Instead, she built an entire album around the experience. Released in the spring of 2023, MONO addressed her new reality head on. The opening track “Are You Serious?” details her frustration with the situation. In November, K.Flay dropped I’m Making Friends…

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Our first show of 2025 features one of last year's breakout stars. Gigi Perez landed a top 40 hit with "Sailor Song," a song that first gained popularity on TikTok. The South Florida singer-songwriter has big plans for this year, including her first headline tour. Jordan and Demi talk to Perez about her recent success, the inspiration behind "Sailo…

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Kelsy Karter is a throwback to when rock 'n' roll was fun. Stylistically, her music is brash and anthemic, somewhere between '70s arena rock and '80s pop metal. Aesthetically, Karter and her band the Heroines fit the part. Long messy hair, tight pants, and black leather help create an experience that feels lifted from the Sunset Strip's heyday. As …

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