Weekend two of the 2024 edition of Coachella is underway and streaming live across six stages. Find the full schedule, and watch, below. COACHELLA STAGE LIVESTREAM SCHEDULE Friday, April 19 4:45pm PT / 7:45pm ET – Young Miko 6:00pm PT / 9:00pm ET – Sabrina Carpenter 7:35pm PT / 10:35pm ET – Lil Uzi Vert 9:05pm PT / 12:05am ET – Peso Pluma 11:20pm PT / 2:20am ET – Lana Del Rey Saturday, April 20 4:45pm PT / 7:45pm ET – Santa Fe Klan 6:05pm PT / 9:05pm ET – Sublime 7:40pm PT / 10:40pm ET – Blur 9:25pm PT / 12:35am ET – No Doubt 11:40pm PT / 2:40am ET – Tyler, the Creator Sunday, April 21 4:05pm ..read more

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. SHAKIRA Shakira announced her arena tour at the start of the week and has since added second shows in Palm Springs, Miami and Brooklyn (Barclays Center on December 5 & 6). MONTREUX JAZZ FEST If you’ve always wanted a festival that has Massive Attack, Deep Purple, Dionne Warwick, Kraftwerk, Jon Batiste, PJ Harvey, Diana Krall, André 3000, and Sting, the 2024 Montreux Jazz Festival is for you. THE BABIES (KEVIN MORBY & CASSIE RAMONE) Kevin Morby and Cassie Ramone are getting their early-2010s band, Th ..read more

Back in February, The Alchemist released an EP with Hit-Boy that had a song titled “Morrissey,” and today he put out an album that has a song titled “Dinosaur Jr.” The album in question is from Gangrene, his long-running collaboration with Oh No, and it’s titled Heads I Win, Tails You Love. The song “Dinosaur Jr” doesn’t mention the indie rock icons or members J. Mascis, Lou Barlow, or Murph by name, but it does namecheck a few actual dinosaurs and this rhyme comes midway through: “Lay him out flat like a top scam / Marshall amplifiers on the stage, I’m in a rock band.” Listen to that below ..read more

R&B-focused Sacramento, CA festival Sol Blume has canceled its 2024 edition, original scheduled for May 3-5, due to site safety concerns. The festival is now set to happen next on August 15-17, 2025 at Discovery Park. A message from organizers reads: For the second year in a row, Sol Blume has faced challenges that require us to make a significant change to the festival as we know it. Mother nature has once again caused commotion and created conditions at the festival site that render it unsafe to build on. Although the park is no longer flooded, the damage remains. Due to significant sit ..read more

Between our daily coverage, our Notable Releases and Indie Basement columns, and our monthly punk and rap roundups, we post tons of new music all the time here on BrooklynVegan. In an effort to keep track of all the new music we’re excited about, we’ve been posting a new playlist each week with many of the songs we love that were (mostly) released that week. This week’s playlist includes new music by Menomena, The Folk Implosion, King Hannah, Jadasea, bbymutha, Fontaines DC, Cloud Nothings, Ekko Astral (ft. Josaleigh Pollett), Ben Seretan, Guided by Voices, Martha Skye Murphy (ft. Roy Montgome ..read more

So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We update a playlist weekly of some of our current favorite tracks. Here’s a daily roundup with a bunch of interesting, newly released songs in one place. GLIXEN – “LUST” Rising shoegazers Glixen are gearing up for a new TBA EP and they’ve just followed their great recent single “foreversoon” with “lust.” It’s another promising taste and a ..read more

Power-pop great Matthew Sweet is on is first tour in four years and hit NYC on Thursday for a show at City Winery. This time out his band included The Bangles‘ Debbi Peterson on drums, with regular side-men Paul Chastain (Velvet Crush) on bass and John Moreman on lead guitar, plus “the new kid,” Adrian Carter, on acoustic and backup vocals. It was a packed house and an adoring crowd as Matthew mixed classics like “Girlfriend,” “Divine Intervention,” “Winona,” “Evangeline,” “Sick of Myself,” and more with very funny anecdotes, like the one time he ran into Brian Wilson in a studio bathroom. Abe ..read more

The Wonder Years are throwing the second edition of their one-day Philly mini-fest Loneliest Place on Earth, only this year they aren’t playing. Past TWY tourmates Hot Mulligan are headlining, Wonder Years singer Dan Campbell’s other band Aaron West & the Roaring Twenties are providing direct support, and the lineup also features One Step Closer, Future Teens, Oolong, Skullpresser (members of The Wonder Years and Mannequin Pussy), Magazine Beach, and more TBA. The fest goes down on August 24 outdoors at Franklin Music Hall, and tickets for this awesome emo-centric lineup are on sale now. A ..read more

Record Store Day 2024 is this Saturday (4/20), and as usual, there are hundreds of exclusive releases that are coming out just for the occasion. There are special RSD releases from The Beatles, The Ramones, Nas, Olivia Rodrigo, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, The Cure, De La Soul, The 1975, Blur, Pearl Jam, Grateful Dead, The Who, The Stones, Daft Punk, Kate Bush, Public Enemy and more very popular artists, but there are also lots of releases that are more off the beaten path, from cult artists to picture discs, celebrity vanity projects and more. Here are five RSD24 releases that not everyone w ..read more

Two literal and stylistically Midwest emo bands, Harrison Gordon (from Normal, IL) and TRSH (from Springfield, MO), will hit the road together this May/June. That’s a great pairing of two new-ish, rising bands, and it makes stops in Cincinnati, Nashville, Atlanta, Baltimore, Philly, NYC, and more. Tickets for most dates are on sale now. The tour hits Brooklyn’s Elsewhere Zone One on June 10, and Long Island’s MooseCreek Park also provide local support on that show. They’ve also got shows at the Collingswood, NJ American Legion on June 9 and Poughkeepsie’s Reason & Ruckus on June 12. All da ..read more