Michael C. Hall’s alternative rock trio Princess Goes trades hypnotic electronic rhythms for explosive drums and guitars on “Heart 2 Heart,” the latest single from their upcoming album 3.
SOMBR has added a fifth show at London’s O2 after selling out four nights as his massive You Are the Reason Arena Tour prepares to hit North America this fall.
Maoli brings lessons learned in Nashville back home to Hawaii on MMO3, a 12-song collection connecting country storytelling with the island reggae and soul at the heart of his career.
The Strokes have unveiled the official music video for “Going Shopping,” starring Walton Goggins, ahead of the release of their seventh studio album Reality Awaits. Directed by longtime collaborator Johann Rashid, the playful visual pays tribute to Paul Simon’s classic “You Can Call Me Al” video while launching the next chapter of the legendary New York band’s 2026 album campaign.
Porch Light return with “Arctic,” the Minneapolis indie rock band’s first new single of 2026. Released via Mom + Pop, the emotionally charged track arrives ahead of appearances at Lollapalooza, Hinterland, Shaky Knees, and the band’s forthcoming debut album.
SOMBR has released his new single “My Body Isn’t Ready” alongside an official music video ahead of his appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, a surprise free New York City concert, and his 2026 You Are The Reason Arena Tour featuring support from Interpol, The Last Dinner Party, Tom Odell, Dove Cameron, King Princess, and more.
Sienna Spiro has sold out her entire “My House” World Tour, including newly added dates, ahead of the July 3 release of her debut album Visitor. The breakout singer will perform across North America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and Europe after a summer of major festival appearances.
Beartooth have unveiled “Bullshit,” a furious new single from their upcoming album Pure Ecstasy. The track finds Caleb Shomo revisiting the raw aggression and emotional release that helped define the band’s early years while pushing toward a new chapter of growth and self-discovery.
What continues to set All Things Go apart is how intentional the balance feels. Legacy-adjacent names sit alongside newer artists who are still building but already shaping conversation, creating a lineup that reflects where music actually is right now rather than where algorithms say it should be. It’s that mix of credibility and discovery that keeps the festival relevant, especially as more events chase scale at the expense of identity.
Bright Eyes mark 21 years of Wide Awake and Digital Ash with a Woodstock cannabis collab, timed to their rare full-album anniversary shows in LA, NYC, and Denver.
Telescreens channel urgency and frustration into “Otherside of Town,” a sharp preview of their ambitious new album Why The Lights Flicker.
Hayley Williams expands The Hayley Williams Show into a full North and Latin American tour, bringing her solo catalog to sold-out audiences worldwide.
Chet Faker returns to the stage with a North American tour as A Love For Strangers expands its reach with a vinyl release.
Leyla Ebrahimi’s “I Know You’re the Moon” transforms heartbreak into something louder, sharper, and impossible to ignore, marking a major step toward her debut EP.
HAYLA announces her 2026 Dark Tour across North America, marking a shift into a more stripped-back and emotional era following her new single Heal.