They took the Sharpie Smile name from the title of a particularly skronky old Kamikaze Palm Tree song, and everything about their switch-up rang alarm bells.

Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new tracks. Listen to the Playlist on ...

The new album from Dylan Earl, one of the many excellent Gar Hole Records singer-songwriters who call Fayetteville home, ...

Yankee’s return is the first major artist partnership deal under HYBE Latin America, which has been rapidly expanding. On July 9, HYBE Latin America unveiled their new Latin-focused competition series ...

'Smile' by The Beach Boys never happened, and it could have changed the world of psychedelic pop for the better. Instead, it marked the end.

The singer-songwriter’s new album, 'I Want My Loved Ones to Go With Me,' is out Friday in time for her L.A. show at the Ford ...

Djo, Joe Keery’s musical alter ego, lights up Paris with a captivating show at L’Élysée Montmartre, delivering a spellbinding evening of psychedelic pop and crowd-pleasing hits.

Take a break “under the stars” this week in Connecticut with a ballet in Danbury and Hartford, a jazz tribute to R&B star Charles Neville in Simsbury, three bands who had chart hits in the 2000s in ...

The seven-time Grammy nominee says plenty on his anticipated sophomore album, “Beloved,” out Friday. He won’t argue that it’s ...

The legendary band released the track on the occasion of their 30th anniversary. This also marks their first release since ...

Thirty years after its release, the second album from Irish alternative rockers the Cranberries has lost none of its power.

Rongrong Souang, a native of China, is as surprised as anyone about her new career as a budding pop star who calls herself Miist.