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Terrace Martin & Toki Just Launched Your New Favorite Japanese Whisky
Terrace Martin, the Grammy-nominated American jazz man best known for fusing disparate musical styles, has teamed up with The House of Suntory to help them debut their latest expression, Toki Black. The brand-new riff on Suntory's flagship Toki expression, Toki Black, marks the first new expression from the brand in a decade and was crafted with Hakushu Peated malt and Hakushu grain, giving it a faintly smoky, meatier flavor profile than its predecessor. By partnering with Terrace Martin, who has previously collaborated with artists like Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, and Stevie Wonder, The House of Suntory sought a globally renowned…
Tyler, The Creator May Not Go On Tour Again After Completing His ‘Chromakopia’ Tour
Tyler, The Creator is wrapping up the overseas leg of his Chromakopia tour, but once he does so, it sounds like he may not be hitting the road again for a good, long while. While performing in the Philippines, Tyler hinted at a hiatus that could end up being permanent. "I’m excited to go home and think about if I’ll ever really tour again, because I’m fucking not 20 no more," he told the crowd in Quezon City. "I can’t lie to y’all. I’m at that part of my life where, man, I’ve done enough. Let me go take a…
Bailey Zimmerman Will Make College Football Even More Exciting With Tailgate Pop-Up Activations
Rising country star Bailey Zimmerman has a whole bunch of tour dates coming up in 2026. He's adding to that, too, but in a different, more football-oriented way. (The football connection is a natural one given that Zimmerman and Luke Combs' "Backup Plan" is ESPN's 2025 college football season anthem.) Today (September 22), Zimmerman announced a run of tailgate pop-up activations on college campuses. The Different Night Same Rodeo College Tailgate Experiences are tied to Zimmerman's tour dates and there's a lot to love about them. The events will feature exclusive custom merch, like free school-color bandanas, koozies, hats, and…
The ‘Daft Punk Experience’ In ‘Fortnite’ Will Honor The Electronic Duo’s Enduring Legacy
Fortnite goes hard when it comes to getting the music world involved in their goings-on. This year, they've teamed up with stars like Sabrina Carpenter, Bruno Mars, and Gorillaz. Now, we can add Daft Punk to the list. It was announced today (September 22) that the defunct electronic duo will be honored with the "Daft Punk Experience" in Fortnite A press release calls it "the biggest musical experience in Fortnite's history." The experience is set to have a grand opening on September 27 at 2 p.m. ET, preceded by the pre-event lobby opening at 1:30 p.m. ET. It's described as…
Bad Bunny Destroyed An Amazon Music Livestream Record With His Massive Puerto Rico Performance
Bad Bunny has had a pretty major past week. He received more Latin Grammy nominations than anybody else for the upcoming ceremony. He was revealed to be hosting an upcoming Saturday Night Live episode. This past weekend, he also performed a huge Puerto Rico concert for the No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí: Una Más livestream, broadcast via Amazon Music. As an Amazon Music spokesperson tells Uproxx, the September 20 livestream was the most-watched single-artist performance on Amazon Music to date. The performance was the finale of Bunny's residency at Puerto Rico's José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum. The show, which included…
Cardi B Holds Nothing Back On ‘Am I The Drama?’
When you've held onto the follow-up to a beloved debut album like Invasion Of Privacy as long as Cardi B has, the pressure to deliver can not only be overwhelming, it can be debilitating -- understandably so. The hype train has no brakes: It simply picks up speed until it hits terminal velocity, but if you ride it out too long, it loses momentum and stalls out permanently. So, your options become one of three: Either you deliver, which is often the most difficult outcome to achieve, roughly akin to throwing a dart at a bullseye from 30,000 feet at…
2026 Coachella Headliner Justin Bieber Takes To The Festival Grounds For His New ‘Speed Demon’ Video
The 2026 Coachella headliners were revealed last week: Sabrina Carpenter, Karol G, and Justin Bieber. The festival, of course, is only next year, but Bieber is scoping the place out early in his new "Speed Demon" video. The black-and-white clip was shared today (September 22) and it's a lo-fi production, much like other Swag and Swag II visuals Bieber has shared. In this one, he roams around the empty festival grounds (the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California) as he dances and sings along with the song. The video was shot and edited by Rory Kramer, known for his work…
My Chemical Romance Will Continue Their ‘Black Parade’ Tour Into 2026 With New Dates
Last year, My Chemical Romance brought some 2000s-era emo back into fans' lives with the “Long Live” The Black Parade tour. Well, they're running it back next year: Today (September 22), MCR announced The Black Parade 2026, a new tour. The shows will hit multiple continents from January to October. The US stretch of the tour runs from August to October, stopping in New York, Nashville, DC, Detroit, Minneapolis, Denver, San Diego, Phoenix, San Antonio, and three nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. The US shows will have support from Franz Ferdinand, Pierce The Veil, Modest Mouse, Iggy…
Harry Styles Just Ran A Marathon In Under Three Hours As The Styles Sightings Continue
This year, Harry Styles has been seen just about everywhere in the world. The sightings have piled up. Earlier this month, he was at a wedding in Paris. In May, he was seen at the Vatican when Pope Leo was introduced. In March, he was in Japan to run the 2025 Tokyo Marathon. The latest Styles sighting was also at a marathon: This past weekend, he was in Germany to run the Berlin Marathon. As Billboard notes, he reportedly used the pseudonym Sted Sarandos and wore a headband and sunglasses. Styles' presence was confirmed by Richard Whitehead, a two-time gold…
SNX: This Week’s Best Sneakers, Featuring The Jordan 3 Retro El Vuelo & More!
Welcome to SNX DLX, your weekly roundup of the best sneakers to hit the internet. After two super-sized weeks, it’s nice to take a bit of a break with a short and sweet drop. The big brands must be giving our wallets a break — or they fear the rumored Travis Scott Jordan 1 drop absorbing all the attention from sneakerheads. Yup, we feel like that’s a lot more likely. Outside of Travis Scott, we have some solid releases out of Adidas for you Spezial silhouette fans out there, and on Nike’s end, we have a Supreme link-up and a…
Doja Cat Shared Her ‘Vie’ Tracklist Along With A Snippet Of ‘Gorgeous’
Doja Cat's fourth studio album, Vie, is now just a week away from release. Doja's gone all-in on the '80s motif during the , with the multi-talented star sharing its release date with a French-speaking video clip, dropping an '80s pop-inspired single, "Jealous Type," and doubling down on the '80s nostalgia with her MTV Video Music Awards performance. Even the deluxe edition announcement saw Doja nod to pop culture of the era, donning a Max Headroom-inspired persona. Today, she shared the album's tracklist, along with a snippet of "Gorgeous," which will presumably be the next single. She posted the clip…
Mitski Strips Back Pete Townshend’s ‘Let My Love Open The Door’ For A New Cover
Outside of The Who, Pete Townshend's biggest musical success is the 1980 single "Let My Love Open The Door," which was his sole top-10 single on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. (That actually matches The Who's career total of top-ten songs with one, as 1967's "I Can See For Miles" was the band's high point with its No. 9 peak.) Now, Mitski has brought the song to present day: The soundtrack of the movie A Big Bold Beautiful Journey is out today (September 19) and it features Mitski's cover of the song. In contrast to the upbeat original, Mitski's recording…
The Best Booths (And Pours) At The 2025 Kentucky Bourbon Festival
The Kentucky Bourbon Festival just wrapped for 2025, and for those that don't know, it's basically the Super Bowl of bourbon. Each year in Bardstown, Kentucky, thousands of people descend on the festival grounds to enjoy expert panel discussions, plenty of fun games, and, of course, the absolute best bourbons. As UPROXX's head whiskey writer, I've been attending the festival for years and have previously had the pleasure of speaking on the main stage, but this year I wanted to be among the people and experience the festivities like all of the other festival-goers (although I did retreat to the…
Hotels We Love: Mallorcan Magic, Private Pools & Espresso Martini Sunsets
Tucked into the hills of southwest Mallorca, Zafiro Palace Andratx isn’t just a hotel, it’s a lifestyle flex that can and should be seen on the ‘gram. Hotels that go the extra mile like asking what time you want your room cleaned and turn down service hold a special place in my heart. It’s where private plunge pools meet Vespa daydreams, spa days blend into early evening cocktails, and “resort wear” finally makes sense. Whether you're in it for the gourmet dishes, the golf, or the glow-up, this Mediterranean escape delivers five-star everything with just the right amount of ‘yes,…
Wednesday Share The Video For ‘Townies’ To Celebrate The Release Of Their New Album, ‘Bleeds’
Wednesday's Bleeds, one of the most anticipated indie albums of the year, is out today (September 19). To mark the occasion, the band has shared a video for album highlight "Townies." The group's Karly Hartzman shared a lengthy statement about the song, writing: "The song Townies is about how a young woman's sexuality, especially when they are first encountering it at a young age, is often weaponized against them in the gossip cycles of a highschool. I write from experience, both my own and a dear friend of mine, who had rumors spread about them that could deeply affect or…
Earl Sweatshirt’s Abstract ‘Well Done!’ Video Is A Trippy Collage
Earl Sweatshirt continues his magnificent Live Laugh Love rollout with the video for "Well Done!" As an independent artist, you have to really know how to spend that promo budget, and Earl has placed his bets wisely. The "Well Done!" video is simple but effective, putting together a striking collage of still images to create a herky-jerky, semi-animated visualization of Earl's bars, which encompass references to Greek mythology, LA street life, and more. He's employed similar, off-beat tactics throughout his latest album cycle, from employing an obvious body double at the listening event announcing the album to documenting that process…
Destroy Lonely Is ‘Screwed Up’ In His Latest ‘
Destroy Lonely is "Screwed Up" in his latest video, which accompanies the release of his new album, Broken Hearts 3 (or
Lil Yachty Demands Respect In His ‘Silver Lining’ Video With Sauce Walka
Lil Yachty keeps morphing, showing off new facets of his sound with every new release. Just when you think you've got him pinned down, he jukes, popping up with another surprising evolution of his flow or unexpected beat choice. Just check out "Silver Lining," his new single with cult-hero Texas rapper Sauce Walka. It's another instance of Boat zigging when you expect him to zag; after revamping his "Michigan Boy" persona alongside Babyface Ray on "Wavy Crete," Yachty goes full-on backpack rapper on "Silver Lining." Over a spacey, almost drumless loop, Yachty defends his spot in hip-hop: "The hatred comes…
Raye Announces A Big 2026 Tour As She Shares The New Single ‘Where Is My Husband!’
Raye is stacking her plate high right now. Today (September 19), she released the single "Where Is My Husband!" and announced a big run of 2026 tour dates. There's also a new album on the way, although it hasn't been officially announced yet. In a new British Vogue profile, Raye discussed her second album. She said, "My first album was very devastating in parts. In the second album, I feel this need for hope for myself and wanting that to translate to others." Of the new song, Raye also said, "I've been single for so long. My last devastating break-up…
Cardi B And Kehlani’s Dramatic ‘Safe’ Video Takes A Shocking Turn
A crumbling relationship meets a tragic end in the video for Cardi B's new single, "Safe" featuring Kehlani. Although the song itself is an ode to a man who makes Cardi feel safe, the narrative of the video sees her paired up with one who is anything but. Don Benjamin plays the lead, who starts out as a seemingly doting beau, but his secret activities strain their bond, and over the course of a pregnancy (message!), Cardi begins to feel increasingly isolated. After a climactic argument, Benjamin hits the streets, but by the time he returns, the consequences of his…
Ashnikko Unveils The Pounding Pop Banger ‘Smoochie Girl’ From Her Album ‘Smoochies’
Ashnikko has a lot going on in the coming months. She announced a huge tour slated to start in 2026, but before that, she's dropping Smoochies, a new album, next month. The latest taste of the project, "Smoochie Girl," was shared today. In a statement, Ashnikko says of the catchy pop number: "i wrap myself up in steel plated bravado sometimes. i wanted to break from that and celebrate the fact that i am a sensitive lover girl. i'm like an open wound. it can be grotesque and painful but i ultimately love that about myself." Listen to "Smoochie Girl"…
An Honest And Frustrated Halsey Says She ‘Can’t Make An Album Right Now’ Due To Her Last One’s Performance
We're coming up on the one-year anniversary of Halsey's latest album, The Great Impersonator. The project was Halsey's first full-length release with Columbia Records, but she appears to be frustrated with the label. In a new interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe, Lowe called Halsey a "career artist" and she responded, "I hope I get to be." Lowe then wondered who's stopping her from doing that and after a shrug, she replied, "I can't make an album right now. I can't make an album right now. I'm not allowed to. I can't make an album right now." Lowe said he…
Every Sigur Rós Studio Album, Ranked
Sigur Rós are a millennial band in the truest sense -- not because they are inordinately popular with millennials compared to other demographics, though that might be somewhat true. Rather, Ágætis byrjun literally bridged the millennium. You might have seen Sigur Rós' international breakthrough topping both "Best Of The 90s" and "Best Of The 00s" lists and justifiably so. The Iceland quintet's sophomore album was released domestically in June 1999, followed by the UK a year later, no doubt sparked by the most important thing Sigur Rós had going for them at the time -- Radiohead were fans. Which was…
Indiecast Reviews The New Wednesday Album And The Coachella 2026 Lineup
Steven and Ian begin by touching on the recent Jimmy Kimmel news, and whether the indie-rock podcast space is also in danger from federal interference. They then pivot to a quick Sportscast about the early dominance of Steven and Ian's favorite teams, the Packers and the Eagles. After that, they usher in the first-ever Feudcast to cover the hilarious almost-fight between two bro-country dudes, Zach Bryan and Gavin Adcock. Then they discuss the newly announced lineup for Coachella 2026, and do a "yay or nay" on music festivals. Finally, they talk about Bleeds, the great new album from Wednesday. In…
‘Bleeds’ Confirms Wednesday As A Defining 2020s Indie Band
We are 25 percent deep into the 21st century, and it's really starting to feel like it. Back when we were only 23 or even 24 percent deep, it still seemed like we were living in the shadow of previous eras -- the 2010s, the aughts, the 20th century, and so on. But in 2025, the future finally has landed, and it has landed hard. AI, ICE, NVIDIA, the IDEF -- the world now is made up of foreboding dominant consonants and creepy occasional vowels, much like "dystopia" itself. But let's set that aside for now. Let's instead talk about something fun,…
Young Thug Pushed Back His ‘Uy Scuti’ Release To Accommodate An Approving Cardi B
In the unofficial video Young Thug released last week for his song "Man I Miss My Dogs," Thug announced the release date for his long-awaited comeback album, Uy Scuti. However, after Cardi B's promotional shenanigans over the past few days alerted him to their shared release date, he did what any Southern gentleman (with a Billboard ranking hanging in the balance) would do: he vacated the date, pushing his own album back a week to accommodate Cardi and her also long-awaited (longer-awaited?) album, Am I The Drama?. "Yall know I wasn’t dropping Friday," he wrote on Twitter (which I'm never…