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The countdown to the 2025 Governors Ball music festival is on, as Tyler, the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, and Hozier are set to headline this year’s three-day fest. Set for June 6 to 8 in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, the New York festival’s lineup also includes everyone from Benson Boone to Feid, Glass Animals to Mt. Joy. Tickets went on sale in January, with three-day general admission passes now sold...

Jennie stans, rise! On Friday, the Blackpink star revealed that she’ll be going on a three-city run of The Ruby Experience to celebrate her recently announced debut album, Ruby.

“Intense and intimate as I like it,” the singer captioned the show announcement.

First, Jennie will celebrate Ruby — which will feature the likes of Kali Uchis, Dua Lipa, and Doechii — with a show in Los Angeles the night the album drops on March 6 at the Peacock Theater. After the L.A. show, Jennie will head to New York for a...

Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler, the Creator, Luke Combs and Hozier are set to headline the 2025 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival.

The four-day event will take place June 12-15 on the 700-acre Bonnaroo Farm in Manchester, Tennessee, located about 60 miles southeast of Nashville. Others set to perform include Vampire Weekend, GloRilla, Tyla, Raye, Avril Lavigne, Queens of the Stone Age, John Summit, Justice, Dom Dolla, Glass Animals and The Red Clay Strays.

Tickets go on sale Thursday. Last year’s event was headlined by Post Malone, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Fred Again and Pretty Lights.

This year’s festival will have more than 10 stages and will debut the first Roo Residency with King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, featuring performances across three sets over three days.

The Complete Bonnaroo 2025 Lineup Is Below:

Thursday, June 12

Luke Combs, Dom Dolla, Sammy Virji, Marcus King, Green Velvet, 2hollis, Insane Clown Posse, Joey Valence & Brae, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country,...

The 2025 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival lineup has been announced!

The acclaimed camping and music festival will take place June 12-15, 2025 on the Bonnaroo Farm, located just 60 miles southeast of Nashville in Manchester, Tenn.

Bonnaroo 2025 will feature artists performing across 10 unique stages over the four-day festival, including headliners like Luke Combs on Thursday, Tyler, The Creator on Friday, Olivia Rodrigo on Saturday, and Hozier on Sunday.

Bonnaroo tickets go on sale Thursday, January 9 beginning at 10 a.m. Ct exclusively via bonnaroo.com. Guaranteed lowest-priced tickets are available during the first hour of sales. 2025 ticket options include 4-Day General Admission, 4-Day Ga+, 4-Day VIP, and 4-Day Platinum, along with a variety of camping and parking options starting at just $25 down with a payment plan.

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The 2025 festival will offer some new features, like the “Closer” Rv and Primitive Camping accommodations that guarantee closer proximity to Centeroo, regardless...

Tyler, the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, Luke Combs and Hozier will serve as headliners at this year’s Bonnaroo, returning to “the Farm” in Manchester, Tennessee this June.

Vampire Weekend, Avril Lavigne, Queens of the Stone Age, Glass Animals, Megadeth, Glorilla, Tyla, Goose, Modest Mouse, Mj Lenderman, Insane Clown Posse, Nelly, Justice, Marcus King, and many more are also booked for the June 12-15 fest.

Bonnaroo 2025 will also feature the festival’s first-ever “residency,” with King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard performing three sets over three nights, while Remi Wolf will...

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The 10th iteration of Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw is almost here. Happening Nov. 16 and 17 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, the music festival-slash-carnival is stacked with big names including André 3000, Kaytranada, Playboi Carti, Sexyy Red, Vince Staples, Omar Apollo, Faye Webster, Doechii, and Raye, in addition to Tyler.

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Tyler, the Creator has revealed the complete lineup for Camp Flog Gnaw 2024, the 10th iteration of his annual music festival hosted on the Dodger Stadium grounds in Los Angeles. The rapper will take the stage at the two-day event with additional performances from André 3000, Kaytranada, Playboi Carti, Sexyy Red, Vince Staples, Omar Apollo, Faye Webster, Doechii, Raye, and more.

Camp Flog Gnaw will return on Nov. 16 and 17. Tickets for the festival were put on sale in June with no prior announcement of who would be performing. Passes sold out...

Jennie is back with “Mantra,” the first single of her new era as a solo artist and second album. She made her solo debut in 2018 with the aptly named LP Solo.

The pulsating song has Jennie sharing a “pretty girl mantra” on the uplifting new track. The upbeat anthem sees the Blackpink singer celebrating a drama-free existence over a hypnotic beat.

“It’s the perfect song to begin my new era,” Jennie said in a statement. “I think ‘Mantra’ will make my fans happy but also show a new side...

Production has wrapped on writer/director Taylor Cohen’s Strobe, a thriller that The Hollywood Reporter describes as being “Edm-focused.” Suzanna Son (Red Rocket), Chace Crawford (The Boys), Laura Harrier (Spider-Man: Homecoming), Mena Suvari (American Beauty), Grace Van Dien (Stranger Things), Rohan Campbell (Halloween Ends), Suraj Sharma (Life of Pi), Steve Howey (True Lies), Bella Murphy (Coming 2 America), Anthony C Garcia (A Holiday Chance), and musician Matt Champion star in the film, which is coming our way from Happy Place and Super Frog.

Strobe sees Son taking on the role of a high school senior who embarks on an obsessive quest to track down a mysterious Edm artist.

Tara Razavi, Nate Matteson, and Hiro Murai are producing the film. Happy Place provided the financing, alongside executive producer Clayton Moore. Happy Place founder Razavi provided the following statement: “We’re incredibly excited to bring Strobe to life as Taylor Cohen’s first feature film.

Edm is set to get another movie moment with the forthcoming feature Strobe.

Suzanna Son (Red Rocket), Chace Crawford (The Boys), Mena Suvari (Rzr), Grace Van Dien (Stranger Things) and Laura Harrier (Spider-Man: Homecoming) star in writer-director Taylor Cohen’s film, which has recently wrapped production. Hailing from production companies Happy Place and Super Frog, Strobe is a thriller centering on a high school senior (Son) embarking on an obsessive quest to track down a mysterious Edm artist.

Rohan Campbell (The Monkey), Suraj Sharma (Life of Pi), Steve Howey (True Lies), Bella Murphy (Coming 2 America) and Matt Champion round out the cast. Tara Razavi (Apple Music’s Up Next), Nate Matteson (The Bear) and Hiro Murai (Mr. and Mrs. Smith) serve as producers, with Happy Place financing the project alongside executive producer Clayton Moore.

Strobe, which does not yet have an announced release, marks the first feature for Happy Place.

A new Jennie era is upon us. On Monday, the Blackpink star announced that she’ll release her next single, “Mantra,” on Oct. 11, as she shared a coquet teaser of the new song. The announcement comes weeks after she announced she had signed to Columbia Records.

“It’s not that deep/I’m not that drunk/Sometimes girls just gotta have fun,” she sings in the clip, which sees the artist biting into a cherry before winking for the camera. “Throw it back, all that ass/Me and my sis,...

Brockhampton performed their Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine deep cut “Don’t Shoot Up the Party” on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Wednesday night.

The group opted to appear in a pretaped soundstage segment rather than perform live in front of an audience, as some artists are choosing to do now that Covid-19 precautions have begun rolling back. But the performance was better for it, as the boys of Brockhampton were able to spotlight the track’s full intensity in front of glitchy blue-and-purple LED screens.

Kevin Abstract delivered...

I'm fully convinced Brockhampton remixed their song "Sugar" with Dua Lipa for me. Like, specifically me. What other explanation is there for two of my most played artists to suddenly collaborate? I've been secretly hoping Bh would do an unexpected mashup, and here we are now, jamming to the surprise altered R&b tune from their 2019 album, Ginger.

The track, which dropped on March 6, also features singers Jon B and Ryan Beatty, who was on the original version. After Ciarán "Bearface" McDonald opens with a nod to Usher's 1997 hit "Nice & Slow," Dua Lipa croons a verse, saying, "I move mountains on my own / Don't need nobody's help / I've been looking after me like only I can watch my back." And, yes, Joba even gets an added verse at the end (Where my Joba stans at?!). Meanwhile, the accompanying visual simply shows Matt Champion sitting on a basketball hoop, rocking his signature cool,...

The 13-member Brockhampton collective are usually described as a pan-racial, non-heteronormative, self-proclaimed “boy band,” a rap group born on the internet and destined for pop domination. All of this obscures what Brockhampton truly is: a savvy, decent alternative rap group who understands the modern cyber-grind. Their output is staggering, a perfect model for the era of content: In two years they’ve released five albums, 20+ music videos, and have starred on their own Viceland TV show. Fifth album Ginger is more proof that they have absorbed all the Very Now...

From the beginning, Brockhampton had an ending in mind. It’s unconventional — and slightly macabre — for a boy band to have their breakup planned out in advance, but knowing when to bow out always seemed smarter than imploding.

“We’ve talked about it since before we even put out Saturation 1,” Kevin Abstract, the group’s leader, says. “We’ve always known we didn’t want to do this forever as a group. So it’s like, let’s make the best of this opportunity and this moment. See how much...

Brockhampton bring a small marching band and people coated in blue paint to a sprawling field in the video for their new song, “If You Pray Right.” The track is set to appear on the group’s forthcoming album, Ginger, out later this month.

“If You Pray Right” is centered around a skittish drum groove, a queasy synth and a delightfully boozy trombone riff that’s as good as an excuse as any to get a small marching band to follow Dom McLennon as he spits the song’s opening verse in the video.

Hip-hop collective Brockhampton has signed with RCA Records, home to Justin Timberlake, Pink and Sza, the group announced via social media on Friday.

The musicians, known for popular tracks like “Bleach,” “Sweet,” and “Gold,” released their latest album, “Saturation III,” under Question Everything, Inc. with distribution by Empire. They were also previously signed with Fool’s Gold Records. RCA is a subsidiary of Sony Music.

The social media announcement included an image of the RCA logo in black with “Brockhampton” overlaying it in red scrawl. A small font at the bottom reads, “As of March 30th 2018, Brockhampton will be artists under a recording contract for RCA records.”

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— Brockhampton (@brckhmptn) March 30, 2018

Brockhampton member Kevin Abstract also took to social media individually to comment on the news, reassuring fans that the label change would have no drastic effects on their musical approach and sound.

“Nothing changes we still...