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Manhattan Dub and Groove Collective Nevaris Release “Remedy – Live” From ‘SoundSession’ EP

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Nevaris arrives with something the music world genuinely needs right now. The Manhattan-based percussionist, keyboardist, and composer Agustín Nevaris releases “Remedy – Live,” the second offering from his ‘SoundSession’ EP, and the title says everything about the intention behind it. “The song speaks to the power of music to bring healing to our bodies and minds, especially during troubled times like the present,” Nevaris says. “We all need remedies in this world.”

Built on ultimate groove and rhythm, jazzy saxophone, a slick bassline, addictive lap-guitar, cinematic soundscapism, and turntablism, “Remedy” moves with the kind of warm, unhurried authority that only comes from musicians who know exactly what they’re doing. The ‘SoundSession’ EP marks the fourth collaboration between Nevaris, legendary bassist-producer Bill Laswell, and this particular nine-piece ensemble, which includes DJ Logic, Jonathan Maron, Will Bernard, Peter Apfelbaum, Angel Rodriguez, Jojo Kuo, Lockatron, and Matt Dickey. Recorded live in a single session at Laswell’s Orange Sound studio in West Orange, New Jersey with no edits or overdubs, every note captured exactly as it happened in real time.

The EP follows Nevaris’s 2023 debut album ‘Reverberations,’ released via M.O.D. Reloaded, which earned praise from Carlos Santana as “a work of supreme creativity.” Big Takeover Magazine called the sound “grooves and moves, ambience and addiction, brass and bass, analogue and digital, the old and the new, the timeless and the forward-thinking all subsumed into a dub sound.” That description holds completely for “Remedy,” which sits at the intersection of Afro-Latin, dub, funk, and jazz with the kind of effortless fluidity that makes the whole thing feel inevitable.

‘SoundSession’ is out now digitally. A second studio album featuring special guests is already in the works for later in 2026 via M.O.D. Reloaded.

‘SoundSession’ Tracklist:

  1. Ninth Sun – Live
  2. Remedy – Live
  3. Document
  4. Dub Orchestra

Sleep Theory Drop “Words Are Worthless” Video With European Tour Mostly Sold Out

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Sleep Theory had one of the heaviest breakout years heavy music has seen in recent memory, and they’re not letting up. The four-piece release the video for “Words Are Worthless” from their debut album ‘Afterglow,’ a violin-enhanced power ballad wrapped in a goth noir visual that showcases exactly the kind of range that’s made this group impossible to ignore. The clip finds the group in full performance mode, dark, commanding, and completely in control.

‘Afterglow,’ produced by David Cowell and mixed by Zakk Cervini (Bring Me The Horizon, Bad Omens, Architects), has accumulated over 515 million global streams since its release last spring on Epitaph Records. Revolver called it “an exciting mix of metalcore, pop and R&B.” Kerrang! named Sleep Theory “one of the most compelling new acts in heavy music.” They covered Rock Sound, Kerrang!, Revolver, and Outburn in the same year. Praised by Jelly Roll and David Draiman, and having toured with Shinedown, Falling In Reverse, and Beartooth, they became the fifth most-played artist on Active Rock radio in under two years.

The European headline run with The Pretty Wild is mostly sold out, with several venues upgraded to meet demand, including sold-out nights at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town, Berlin’s Hole 44, Hamburg’s Uebel & Gefährlich, and Cologne’s Carlswerk Victoria. Radio shows with Three Days Grace and I Prevail follow, alongside a packed slate of U.S. and European festival appearances running through October, including Sick New World, Download Festival, Graspop Metal Meeting, and Pinkpop.

Cullen Moore is the kind of vocalist who changes the ceiling of what a heavy music front person can do, drawing on classic pop, R&B, and rock with a range that consistently outpaces the genre around him. With ‘Afterglow’ still building momentum, Sleep Theory are positioned to carry that upward trajectory well into the year ahead.

U.S. Festivals:

April 25 – Sick New World, Las Vegas, NV

July 18 – Inkcarceration, Mansfield, OH

July 19 – Summer of ’99 & Beyond Festival, Tinley Park, IL

October 24 – Sick New World, Fort Worth, TX

European Summer Festivals:

June 9 – Rock in Roma, Rome, IT (w/The Offspring, A Day To Remember)

June 10-14 – Download Festival, Leicestershire, UK

June 18 – Graspop Metal Meeting, Dessel, BE

June 19 – Pinkpop, Landgraaf, NL

June 26 – Vainstream Rockfest, Münster, DE

June 27 – Impericon Festival, Leipzig, DE

K-Pop Chart-Toppers i-dle Return With Minimalist New Single “MONO” Featuring skaiwater

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i-dle are back, and they’ve stripped everything down to make the point louder. The internationally acclaimed K-pop group release “MONO,” featuring British rapper skaiwater, their first new music in eight months and a deliberate creative reset ahead of their 2026 world tour, 2026 i-dle WORLD TOUR [Syncopation]. Where recent hits like “Queencard” leaned into maximalist pop energy, “MONO” moves in the opposite direction entirely, built on a minimalist beat and a clear message: tune out the noise, release outside expectations, and listen to your own voice.

The collaboration with skaiwater brings real depth to the track. His raw, introspective delivery sits naturally alongside i-dle’s evolving sonic identity, and the pairing has already drawn attention across both global hip-hop and pop audiences. It’s the kind of feature that feels chosen rather than assigned, two distinct voices finding genuine common ground in a song about individuality and self-trust.

The music video matches the song’s philosophy with a striking black-and-white aesthetic. Each member leaves her mark on a massive circular canvas, a visual metaphor for individuality within unity, balanced against powerful large-scale choreography performed alongside a mega-crew. The contrast between intimate moments and collective movement gives the video the same tension the song carries.

“MONO” is a confident pivot from a group that’s never needed permission to evolve. With the world tour ahead, it reads as exactly the kind of statement i-dle wanted to make first.

Brit Floyd Celebrate 15 Years With “The Moon, The Wall and Beyond” World Tour Honoring Pink Floyd’s Greatest Albums

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Brit Floyd are marking 15 years with their most ambitious production yet. “The Moon, The Wall and Beyond,” the world’s premiere Pink Floyd experience’s 2026 world tour, is currently underway across North America and beyond, celebrating two of rock’s most iconic albums, ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ and ‘The Wall,’ with a state-of-the-art laser and light show, massive LED walls, inflatables, and a theatrical concert experience built to fill the biggest rooms on the planet. Tickets are on sale now.

The tour delivers note-for-note renditions of timeless classics including “Time,” “Money,” “Comfortably Numb,” and “Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2,” alongside fan favorites drawn from across Pink Floyd’s vast catalog, from ‘Wish You Were Here’ to ‘Animals’ and beyond. The assembled ensemble, anchored by co-founders Damian Darlington on guitar and lead vocals and Ian Cattell on bass and lead vocals, has spent more than a decade earning worldwide acclaim as the definitive live Pink Floyd experience. Cattell, a Syracuse native, was recently honored with his own day by Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and is among five inductees into the Syracuse Area Music Awards Hall of Fame this year.

Since launching in Liverpool in January 2011, Brit Floyd has performed over 1,500 shows across more than 40 countries, selling out tours across Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and the Middle East. They’ve played London’s Royal Albert Hall, Radio City Music Hall, and Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the latter of which they return to for two nights in June. Rolling Stone has called them “the world’s premiere Pink Floyd experience,” and more than a decade of sold-out shows backs that claim up completely.

The 2026 tour spans more than 130 shows. Upcoming highlights include two nights at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego, and ACL Live at the Moody Theater in Austin. Special guests are expected to appear along the tour route.

Brit Floyd Upcoming 2026 Tour Dates:

June 4 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Denver, CO

June 5 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Denver, CO

June 6 – Maverik Center, Salt Lake City, UT

June 7 – Mountain America Center, Idaho Falls, ID

July 10 – Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA

July 11 – Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre, San Diego, CA

July 12 – Arizona Financial Theatre, Phoenix, AZ

July 14 – Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center, Midland, TX

July 16 – ACL Live at the Moody Theater, Austin, TX

Force Following The Signs Release “Stuck In Place” From EP ‘Evolve’

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Following The Signs are back with a point to prove. The Cork-formed nu-metalcore five-piece have released their new single “Stuck In Place,” taken from their EP ‘Evolve,’ both out now. It’s the most focused and ambitious work they’ve put their name to, and the single delivers the volatile blend of crushing metalcore, nu-metal groove, and progressive elements they’ve been sharpening since 2018.

‘Evolve’ expands on themes of societal pressure, survival, and rebellion across five tracks, with “Call To Rise” serving as a rallying cry for those living under oppression, whether imposed by individuals, systems, or governments. Punishing riffs, towering breakdowns, and searing vocals are balanced by atmospheric moments that give the record genuine dynamic range. This isn’t a group content to stay in one lane.

Following The Signs have been building their international profile steadily, with recent live performances in Warsaw and Kraków playing to their largest audiences yet. The response outside Ireland confirms what the Cork scene has known for a while: this is a group with real reach, delivering sonic aggression alongside a message that travels.

‘Evolve’ is out now. Following The Signs are Alan Jevens on vocals, Noel Crowley and Vincent Renoux on guitars, Rory Taylor on bass, and Chris Hanlon on drums.

Video: KATSEYE Prove the Sahara Stage Was Made for Them With “Touch”

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If “Pinky Up” announced KATSEYE’s arrival at Coachella, “Touch” confirmed they had no intention of letting the moment slip. This is a group with a fanbase that mobilises fast and a live show that justifies every bit of the attention. The Sahara tent was their room on Friday night, and they knew exactly what to do with it.

Video: Sabrina Carpenter Owns the Coachella Main Stage With “Espresso”

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Sabrina Carpenter headlined the Coachella main stage on Friday April 10th, and “Espresso” did exactly what it always does, lodged itself immediately and refused to leave. The live video crossed one million views within hours of going up on the official Coachella channel, with “House Tour” close behind. Those are headliner numbers by any reasonable measure, and Carpenter carried the weight of that slot with genuine ease. This is an artist who spent 2025 becoming one of the biggest names in pop, and Coachella 2026 is the kind of moment that cements it.

Video: Teddy Swims Stops Coachella’s Main Stage Cold With “Mr. Know It All”

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Teddy Swims brought his full voice to the Coachella main stage on April 10th, and “Mr. Know It All” was the vehicle. The live video is up now on the official Coachella channel, and it captures exactly what makes Swims such a compelling live performer: a raw, unguarded soul voice that doesn’t need production tricks to fill a space that size. Main stage Coachella is a serious platform, and Swims handled it like he belonged there completely.

Video: KATSEYE Take the Sahara Stage by Storm With “Pinky Up” at Coachella 2026

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KATSEYE hit the Sahara Stage at Coachella on Friday April 10th and the numbers say everything: Their performance of “Pinky Up” one of the fastest-moving clips from the entire weekend. That’s not a fluke. It’s a fanbase showing up with real intent for a group that has spent the past year building momentum on a genuinely global scale. The Sahara tent was the right room for this, high energy, tightly choreographed, and built for exactly the kind of pop spectacle KATSEYE deliver without breaking a sweat.

Video: The xx Deliver a Spine-Tingling “I Dare You” on the Main Stage at Coachella 2026

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The xx took the Coachella main stage on Friday April 10th and reminded everyone within earshot why they’ve always occupied a category entirely their own. Their performance of “I Dare You” is now streaming via the official Coachella YouTube channel, and it’s the kind of live footage that holds up well beyond the festival moment itself. Sparse, controlled, and emotionally loaded, the track lands with the quiet intensity that has defined this band since their 2009 debut, and the desert amphitheatre setting only amplifies it.