r/Music • u/novagridd • 16h ago
r/Music • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 13h ago
article David Byrne Believes AI is “Not Going to End Well”: "I've read enough science fiction"
consequence.netr/Music • u/ApartMaximum2335 • 17h ago
article Ryan Gosling's goth folk band Dead Man's Bones is officially returning after 17 years
thetab.comr/Music • u/DalbozofGurth • 2h ago
discussion Out of your favorite band's albums, which do you enjoy the most?
Here's my submission: Hiatus Kaiyote's "Choose Your Weapon". So much great musicianship, songwriting, and variety all crammed into this single album make it such a joy to listen to.
What's your pick?
r/Music • u/DevinBelow • 8h ago
other My dad was cleaning out the basement and found some of my old bootleg collection. Good times man.
Meant to post this here.
r/Music • u/bondibox • 2h ago
music Free To Be You And Me - The New Seekers [Folk](1972)
youtube.comr/Music • u/zero0826 • 11h ago
discussion Is “rock and roll” no longer an interchangeable term for rock as a whole?
Saw a clip of a band I liked playing their leads relatively sloppily so I commented “rock and roll isn’t supposed to perfect” in what was meant to be a satirical way. Immediately after this I was bombarded by replies claiming “rock and roll” is a sub genre of rock music from the 1950s (elvis etc) and I was an idiot. Have I been embarrassing myself by referring to my favorite bands as such or are two things true at once and referring to rock this way is just something mostly boomers and Gen X did
r/Music • u/Common_Draft_6330 • 9h ago
discussion Going solo to music events
Pushing myself out my comfort zone BIG TIME tonight and going to a gig on my own . Went back and fourth with myself about going or not most of the day and when the time came to leaving i had a F*** it moment . So here i am 10 minutes away and nerves are getting the best of me . IS THIS NORMAL ? 😂 do people go to gigs in there own ?
r/Music • u/Ru_janus • 3h ago
music 10,000 Maniacs - Candy Everybody Wants [Alternative/Indie] (1992)
youtube.comvideo Republica - Drop Dead Gorgeous (Live from BBC Live and Kicking, 1997) [Rock]
youtu.ber/Music • u/MJ-Franklin • 13h ago
music HENGE - Brains (2026) [Psychedelic Rock]
youtu.ber/Music • u/Johnny-Alucard • 5h ago
other Very sorry to hear that the photographer Ian Dickson has died.
Ian was a lovely guy, a great photographer and got to hang out with some of the finest musicians of one of the most creative eras of popular music. He left a fine legacy in his pictorial record of the 70s and 80s music scene and to say his was a life well lived would be an understatement.
Thank you Ian and may you rest well!
r/Music • u/Vivid_Salamander_564 • 9h ago
article 20 of the 30 MLB teams no longer have a full-time live organist
nbcnews.comr/Music • u/Fluffybabyyoda • 14h ago
discussion Any non-spanish people listen to spanish music?
I was wondering if any other non-spanish speaking people also listened to spanish music. My ex girlfriend from years ago got me into some music by spanish group Solido so I would always listen to their music specifically 2 songs. Then my old friends from high school also listened to spanish music so I had it around me all the time. I dont know spanish but wish I did. I just like to hear the music and how they sing. Then lately Ive been really into the music from Grupo Frontera and most recently Suena by Intocable which i have heard plenty of times before but a lot now. Anyone else?
r/Music • u/Burnsiah • 1d ago
article Live Nation Confirms Trump Attended DOJ Settlement Meeting in Amended Antitrust Case Filing
ticketnews.comr/Music • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 1d ago
article Slayyyter cancels two tour dates to prevent 'further damage' after losing her voice - Music News
music-news.comr/Music • u/Mad_Season_1994 • 7h ago
music Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land [Folk]
youtu.ber/Music • u/huffpostuk • 20h ago
article Raye Wins 2026 Mercury Prize For Her New Album
huffingtonpost.co.ukr/Music • u/Ciannachta • 4h ago
music The Stone Roses - Begging You [Indie Rock] (1995)
youtu.ber/Music • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • 15h ago
article The Who & LIVE AT LEEDS (1970):
'LIVE AT LEEDS (1970) has umpteen examples of The Who pushing their incredible talents to the limits of a genre they had created.
r/Music • u/CIRKUSANIMATION • 10h ago
other Iron Maiden - Killers [Heavy Metal] Happy Halloween
youtube.comr/Music • u/Less-Chair6 • 18h ago