American Dream for 6/8/09
In a major win for an original, non-franchise release, Antoine Fuqua’s Michael Jackson biopic Michael dominated the global box office in its debut frame, delivering a massive $97 million opening weekend domestically and $120.4 million overseas for a worldwide total of $217.4 million.
Lizzo has long teased her next album under the moniker Love in Real Life, but the artist has pivoted to an apparently separate new 12-song project dubbed Bitch, which will be released June 5 through Nice Life/Atlantic.
The Stuart Price-produced “Bring Your Love” is expected to appear on Madonna’s upcoming album, Confessions II, which will be out July 3 through Warner Bros. A 19-second preview of the studio version can be sampled below.
Modest Mouse will be back this summer with its first new album in five years — and, notably, its return to an indie ecosystem after spending more than 25 years on Epic.
Beck reunites with longtime producer Nigel Godrich on “Ride Lonesome,” his first new, original music in several years and a clear nod to the acoustic melancholy of albums such as 2002’s Grammy-nominated Sea Change. The song was produced by Beck, with Godrich handling mixing duties.
Ahead of No Doubt’s May 6-June 13 at Las Vegas’ Sphere, guitarist Tom Dumont has disclosed a years-long battle with Parkinson’s disease. However, he assured fans he is still able to play his instrument and will participate in the upcoming concerts.
Updating a story first posted here on April 6, Lady Gaga and Doechii will enliven The Devil Wears Prada 2 with the original song “Runway,” which is out now after being teased earlier this week in the final trailer for the film.
YOSHIKI is officially back and ready to conquer Los Angeles.
The Strokes will return with their first album in six years this summer in the form of Reality Awaits, which the band announced on social media today (April 6).
A cross-section of music, fashion, and philanthropy converged on The St. Regis Aspen Resort on March 26 for what hosts Amy Green and Black Coffee billed as “An Evening of Music & Impact.”
Just in time for his sixth career appearance tomorrow (April 4) on NBC’s Saturday Night Live, Jack White is back with his first new music of 2026.
As expected, Weezer has unveiled “Shine Again,” the lead single from its as-yet-untitled debut for Reprise/Warner Records.
As expected, Bruce Springsteen came out raging against the American political machine last night (March 31)
Honora is the album Flea has always wanted to make.
Pop polymath Dua Lipa is adding another line to her ever-expanding résume — this time as a literary tastemaker.
For the last 25 years, Gorillaz has occupied a rare portion of cultural real estate that few bands or artists have ever been able to own without dissolving into nostalgia or irrelevance.
Robyn performing Jan. 7, 2026, on CBS' "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" (photo: Scott Kowalchyk ©2026 CBS Broadcasting Inc.).
Mumford & Sons and the Strokes will headline the next edtion of the Sea.Hear.Now festival, which will take place Sept. 20-21 on the beach in Asbury Park, N.J.
A day after announcing his return to the live stage while backed by the Roots at their Roots Picnic on May 30 in Philadelphia, JAŸ-Z has revealed even bigger plans.
The cover of the self-titled debut from Jason P. Woodbury & the Nightbird Singing Quartet speaks volumes: It’s modeled on the indelible design of Vintage Contemporaries,
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Happy Birthday, Dream!