Morrissey, the iconic former frontman of The Smiths, was set to return to U.S. stages this January with multiple dates across the country, including a highly anticipated stop in San Diego. Unfortunately for San Diegans, the wait has been extended. The 66-year-old...
Depeche Mode isn’t just a band that tours Mexico, they’re a band that Mexico claims as its own. And now, that unique bond will be seen worldwide as Depeche Mode: M, the hybrid concert film and documentary directed by Fernando Frías de la Parra, begins streaming on...
Photo Credit: The Cure Facebook Page Perry Archangelo Bamonte, legendary guitarist and keyboard player for The Cure, passed away on Christmas after a confirmed illness. His death marks the loss of one of alternative rock’s most quietly influential figures, an artist...
The Latin music scene is thriving like never before, with a new generation of artists breaking boundaries, redefining genres, and bringing fresh perspectives to the industry. These music gems are blending tradition with innovation, weaving together elements of...
This New Music Friday arrives packed with standout releases across Latin pop, regional, rock, and holiday vibes. Belinda unleashes the rebellious Heterocromía from her summer album Indómita; KAROL G celebrates feminine resilience with “Ivonny Bonita” from...
Latin trap is gearing up for a seismic moment as Lucho SSJ and Robot95 prepare to drop their explosive new collaboration, “Tsunami.” Blending the sensual edge of Buenos Aires’ rising trap figure with the daring, charismatic flow of Mexicali’s rap icon, this track...
