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Wet Leg’s Third Album Is Already ‘Done,’ Just Months After Releasing ‘Moisturizer’
Wet Leg just released a new album, Moisturizer, in July. There's no such thing as too much Wet Leg, though, so fans are already eager for their next LP to drop. They might not have to wait too long, it turns out, as it's apparently already finished. In a Radio X interview with the band's Rhian Teasdale and Josh Mobaraki (as NME notes), towards the end of the conversation, host John Kennedy asked if the band has made any progress on a new album, which would be their third. Teasdale said plainly, "It's done." The host, amazed, asked, “It’s done?!…
Summer Walker Taps 21 Savage, GloRilla, Latto, And More For ‘Finally Over It’
Summer Walker has been having a lot of fun with the rollout of her upcoming album, Finally Over It, now that she's revealed when it's coming out (this Friday, November 14th). The Atlanta-bred singer has gone all-in on the album's "marriage of convenience" theme, from its matrimonial cover photo to today's reveal for its features, which takes the form of a reception seating chart. There's a long list of invitees, too, from Walker's fellow ATLiens, like 21 Savage and Latto, to a who's-who of R&B cousins with similar sounds, such as Mariah The Scientist and Sailorr. Considering the majority of…
Goose Cap Off A Monster Year By Announcing A New Run Of 2026 Tour Dates
Times are good for goose-related indie-rock bands. Geese's Getting Killed is one of the year's best albums while Goose have been similarly crushing it, playing their first headlining show at Madison Square Garden this past summer. Those who didn't get to see Goose at MSG (and those who did) have some good news today (November 10), as the band announced new tour dates for 2026. The new run of shows goes down in April and will see the band play in North Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, and Mexico. Pre-sale sign-ups are available now via the band's website. The pre-sale…
This Is Lorelei Revives His Decade-Old Song ‘Holo Boy’ For His New Re-Recording Project
This Is Lorelei (Nate Amos) is in the process of giving his back catalog some love. Last month, he announced Holo Boy, a collection of re-recorded songs from across his discography. We've Heard "Name That Band" so far, and today (November 10), he returns with the title track. The 90-second recording is a lo-fi rock quick-hitter. In a statement, Amos says, "'Holo Boy' was originally written in Chicago sometime in 2014 or 2015. I'm pretty sure it's the oldest song on the album and I'm pretty sure it's one of my favorites." Amos previously explained how he selected the songs…
Jordan Ward Is Bringing Home On The Road For His 2026 ‘The Apartment Tour’ Dates
With his second album, Backward coming on January 30, St. Louis singer Jordan Ward has announced the dates for The Apartment tour supporting it. Starting in February in Vancouver, BC, at Hollywood Theatre, the tour will feature supporting artists Asha Imuno, Nate Curry, Nali, and Planet Giza. Ward, who played Tyler The Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival about one year ago, spent much of 2024 building on the buzz from his 2023 debut Forward, last toured with JID and Smino on their Luv Is 4ever tour, but will be headlining this time around. Tickets for The Apartment Tour go on…
Foo Fighters, Lorde, And More Lead Mad Cool Festival’s Anniversary Lineup In 2026
For at least one weekend every summer, Madrid, Spain is the place to be when the Mad Cool Festival is underway. Next year, the milestone tenth-anniversary edition is going down from July 8 to 11, and today (November 10), the lineup was announced. The biggest names on the poster (in terms of font size) are Foo Fighters, Moby, The War On Drugs, Wolf Alice, Florence + The Machine, Jennie, Lorde, Teddy Swims, Twenty One Pilots, Kings Of Leon, Pixies, Halsey, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Pulp, The Black Crowes, and David Byrne. Also included are The Last Dinner Party,…
Charli XCX Sounds Like Nothing Even Close To ‘Brat’ On ‘House,’ Her Eerie New Song With John Cale
Charli XCX previously described the music she wrote for the new film adaptation of Wuthering Heights as having an "elegant and brutal sound palette," adding, "It couldn't be more different from Brat." Well, she wasn't lying. Today (November 10), Charli shared soundtrack cut "House," a collaboration with The Velvet Underground icon John Cale. As eerie strings play, Cale says in a spoken-word intro: "Can I speak to you privately for a moment? I just want to explain, explain the circumstances I find myself in, what and who I really am. I'm a prisoner, to live for eternity. I was thinking,…
Redveil Announces The Dates For His 2026 ‘Sankofa’ Tour
After touring with illustrious collaborators like Freddie Gibbs and Denzel Curry, Maryland rapper Redveil has announced the dates of his headlining tour supporting supporting his upcoming album, Sankofa. The album is inspired by the West African concept of looking to the past to prepare for the future, and is due on December 4. Starting in February at the Houston House of Blues, Redveil will hit 27 stops along the way, supported by sing-songwriter Chenayder. You can sign up for ticket updates here. See below for the full schedule of tour dates. Redveil 2026 Tour Dates: Sankofa 02/11 - Houston, TX…
‘Song Sung Blue’: Everything To Know About Kate Hudson And Hugh Jackman’s Neil Diamond-Honoring Film
There hasn't been a big Neil Diamond biopic yet, but there is something in a similar realm coming out soon: In Song Sung Blue, which is based on a true story, Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman play a pair of struggling musicians who form a Diamond tribute band. Hudson and Jackman, of course, have some real-life musical history of their own. Hudson just released her debut album, Glorious, last year, while Jackman famously sang in The Greatest Showman and Les Misérables. King Princess, who has been getting increasingly entrenched in the acting world lately, is here, too. Ahead of the…
Ozzy Osbourne Was Reportedly Eager To Make Another Album Before His Death, A Collaborator Says
Black Sabbath played a farewell concert this summer, but tragically, weeks later, Ozzy Osbourne died at 76 years old, after years of dealing with health issues. Despite that, though, Osbourne was apparently excited by the idea of making a new album with Zakk Wylde, the guitarist who worked with Osbourne on his solo material. That's what Wylde told NJ.com recently, saying: "He was texting me, 'Zakk, let's do another record. Because I really loved it when you were going through your Allman Brothers, Skynyrd phase when we did 'No More Tears,' it's heavy but it's more melodic, it's not pummeling…
Lorde’s ‘Ruthless Food Poisoning’ Forced Her To Cancel A Concert: ‘I Can Hardly Stand’
Lorde has been trekking around the world on her Ultrasound World Tour recently (here's what the setlist has looked like). She hit a snag this past weekend, though, when she had a bout of food poisoning severe enough that she had to call off a show. In a message shared on her Instagram Story last night (November 9), Lorde explained: "Luxembourg I'm so sorry to have to tell you that I came down with ruthless food poisoning last night and am still too sick to play for you today. I've been resting all day hoping I'd be well enough but…
All The Best New Music From This Week That You Need To Hear
Keeping up with new music can be exhausting, even impossible. From the weekly album releases to standalone singles dropping on a daily basis, the amount of music is so vast it's easy for something to slip through the cracks. Even following along with the Uproxx recommendations on a daily basis can be a lot to ask, so every Monday we're offering up this rundown of the best new music this week. This week saw Rosalía with the week's biggest release and Hayley Williams continue to expand upon her latest solo album. Yeah, it was a great week for new music.…
SNX: This Week’s Best Sneakers, Featuring The Jordan 11 Rare Air & More
Welcome to SNX DLX, your weekly roundup of the best sneakers to hit the internet. This week we’re hitting you with a tight but strong five sneaker hot list, which is what we fully expected after last week’s big Holiday-themed releases. The week following a holiday is always a quiet one, and while none of these sneakers have the sort of hype behind them that’ll break the internet, there are some serious gems here. Nike once again wins the week, grabbing four out of our five picks. New sneakers from the Swoosh include a Stranger Things collaboration, the latest Rare…
The 2026 Grammys Nominations Highlight The Industry Impact Of Warner Artists
With the 68th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony set to take place on February 1, 2026, the Recording Academy announced its nominees for awards today. Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. emphasized that "The Academy’s top priority is to represent the music people that we serve each year." This year, as with so many others past, a sizable portion of the nominees represent the influence and impact of Warner Music Group and its subsidiaries. Among them are Atlantic's Bruno Mars, who is nominated for Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year alongside Rosé for their hit collaboration "APT."; Alex…
Here Are The Camp Flog Gnaw 2025 Set Times
The set times for Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival 2025 have been announced, with one week to go before the festival itself. Tyler The Creator's long-running festival has been curated to perfection in years past, and now would be the perfect time to plan your trip. As usual, there are three stages -- Camp, Flog, and Gnaw -- with Camp acting as the "main" stage where the headliners Childish Gambino and ASAP Rocky will perform. You can see the set lists below, organized by day and stage in descending order of lateness. Saturday, November 15 Camp Stage 12:30-01:00 - La Reezy…
Coco Jones Wants Santa Claus To ‘Skip My House’ This Christmas
Coco Jones doesn't need much to have a happy holiday as the year comes to a close. Her latest single, the semi-Christmas-themed "Skip My House," finds the R&B star counting her blessings -- and coming to the conclusion that she's grateful for things as they are. "You can skip my house this year," she informs Santa on the chorus. "I already got everything I need right here / This year, I already counted, and my blessings came in pouring." Instead, she says, all she needs is "a game night with my family," as she's already got "my mother, got my…
The Daft Punk Robots Return In A Spectacular, Space-Faring New ‘Contact’ Video
Daft Punk called it quits a few years ago. That said, we've been seeing a lot of them lately. Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo is on the new Rosalía album, Daft Punk's Interstella 5555 anime had a one-night theatrical run last year, and the "Daft Punk Experience" recently hit Fortnite. Speaking of the latter, Fortnite developer Epic Games just partnered with Daft Punk and Magnopus for a new video for "Contact," the closing track from Random Access Memories. It stars the iconic robot duo drifting through space and navigating environments that look like an iTunes visualizer on steroids. DJ Falcon, a co-producer…
Jack Antonoff Being Everywhere Has Made Some Incredibly Impressive Grammys History For 2026
The nominations for the 2026 Grammy Awards were announced this morning (here's the full list). Among the most recognized artists is Jack Antonoff, who finds himself all over the list. Antonoff's nominations this year are as follows: Album Of The Year for Sabrina Carpenter's Man's Best Friend and Kendrick Lamar's GNX, Record Of The Year for Carpenter's "Manchild" and Lamar and SZA's "Luther," Song Of The Year for "Manchild" and "Luther," and Best Rap Song for Lamar's "TV Off" featuring Lefty Gunplay. He contributed to Man's Best Friend and GNX, but is not listed as a nominee with those projects…
Don’t Count Out Rap At The Grammys
Billboard's recent rule changes sparked a concerned discussion after they resulted in a two-week absence of rap music in the Hot 100 chart's top 40 for the first time in almost three decades. "Is hip-hop dead?" became a familiar refrain among the culture's commentators, as they wondered what a lack of top 40 hits meant for the genre in the mainstream. But today, as the nominations for the 68th Annual Grammy Awards were announced, one thing became clear: You just can't count rap out, even if it hasn't had any new streaming hits for a while. This isn't the first…
Here Is The Complete List Of 2026 Grammy Awards Nominations
The 2026 Grammy Awards ceremony is set to take place on February 1, 2026, live at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, broadcast via CBS and Paramount Plus. The Recording Academy still has plenty to do before then, though. Most notably, there's the announcement of the nominations, which just happened this morning (November 7). Notably, there are two new award categories this year: Best Traditional Country Album and Best Album Cover. In a statement at the time of that announcement this summer, Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. said, "The Academy's top priority is to represent the music people that we…
Kehlani Follows Up Her First Top Ten Hit With The Wistful ‘Out The Window’
After Kehlani's last single, "Folded," became her first-ever top ten hit on the Hot 100, the Bay Area native is doubling down on its late-90s R&B vibes with "Out The Window." Like its predecessor, "Out The Window" finds Kehlani in the aftermath of a dissolved relationship, and contemplating a reunion. However, while in the previous single, Kehlani fought temptation while resolving to move on, in the newer single, she is the one actively pursuing reconciliation. "Even my mama been asking me 'bout you / I know your mama been asking about me too," she admits. "But I know I'm to…
Rosalía’s New Album ‘Lux’ Includes A Song Co-Written By A Daft Punk Member
Rosalía's Lux, one of the most hyped albums of the year, is out today (November 7). She calls on a roster of guests to help her out with the project, and it turns out that among them is Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, most notably half of Daft Punk. He doesn't have a feature, but he has a songwriting credit on "Reliquia," a dramatic, string-laden song that undergoes a frenetic transformation during its closing seconds. Credited on the same track is OneRepublic leader and modern pop songwriting great Ryan Tedder. Elsewhere, also featured on the project are Björk, Carminho, Estrella Morente, Sílvia…
Hayley Williams, Who Can’t Stop Releasing New Solo Songs, Shares ‘Showbiz’
2025 has been the year of Hayley Williams. This summer, she unloaded a batch of 17 singles, which she later compiled on the album Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party. The project initially had 17 tracks, but Williams has kept adding to it. Now, it's up to 20 with today's (November 7) release of "Showbiz." On the energetic pop-rocker, Williams sings, "I wanna do it again / I wanna dance in the strobe lights / I wanna choke on the smoke / And feel your eyes on me." A couple months ago, Williams addressed rumors of a Paramore break-up, saying,…
Indiecast On The New Waxahatchee/MJ Lenderman Band Snocaps
Steven and Ian open with a review of Ian's recent run of concerts, including Geese's Halloween show in San Diego. They also do a Sportscast on the upcoming Packers vs. Eagles game, aka The Indeicast Bowl, and a Newscast on the recent Zohran Mamdani victory in New York City and the surprising reaction from (of all people) Ryan Adams. Then they check in on the Fantasy Album Draft, which is stacked this week with albums from Rosalía, Armand Hammer, Brandi Carlile, Florence + The Machine, and Mavis Staples. From there, they discuss the new supergroup Snocaps composed of Katie and…
A Grammy Nomination Could Complete Addison Rae’s Journey From Social Media Star To Icon
When Addison Rae released her debut album, Addison, critics and fans were stunned. She’d done the unthinkable: shifted from a social media celebrity miming the lyrics to hit songs to creating her own and becoming a bona fide star. Magazines that champion the edgy and avant-garde, like PAPER, shouted that Rae wasn’t a fad or one-hit wonder but would be here to stay. Pitchfork, known for its strict grading scale, gave her release an 8.0 out of 10. She was featured on a remix of one of the biggest albums of the year, BRAT, howling along to Charli xcx’s “Von…
Ravyn Lenae’s “Love Me Not” Could Be The Grammy Breakthrough R&B’s Been Waiting For
Dropped in the middle of our modern, noisy musical landscape, Ravyn Lenae’s “Love Me Not” achieved the impossible — breaking through by sounding like nothing else on the charts. The swoony, melodic R&B hit about yearning over a confusing lover is a mix of crisp vocals and fuzzy backing tracks, timeless orchestration, and a sing-along chorus. While other artists were wrestling for the title of hyperpop champion, Lenae released a soul-pop bop that is somehow both familiar and new, vintage and nostalgic, and fans took notice. Released in May of 2024 and submitted to the 2026 Grammys, the track peaked…