Stereogum — On Friday (April 17), Sabrina Carpenter's extravagant Coachella performance reached its apex with a surprise appearance from Madonna, with whom she sang a few hits. It happened only a few days after the pop veteran's announcement of her new album Confessions II , and she even gave an astrology lesson to the audience. However, the vintage outfit she wore onstage has gone missing. The post Madonna Offers Reward For Return Of Her Missing Coachella Outfit appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Drake has been teasing his ninth studio album called Iceman for almost a year. In July, the Canadian rapper released the single "What Did I Miss?" and cosplayed as an Iceman Toronto worker. Since then, he's unveiled the Central Cee collab "Which One" and "Dog House" with Yeat and Julia Wolf. Now, he's back with more rollout gimmicks. The post Drake Spooks Torontonians With Explosion, Hides Iceman Release Date In Giant Block Of Ice appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — In 2011, between the release of his albums The Spinning Top (2009) and A+E (2012), Blur guitarist Graham Coxon recorded another LP called Castle Park. Coxon never released Castle Park, but 15 years later, it’s coming off the shelf. The previously unreleased project will drop in June, kicking off what’s billed as a “comprehensive reissue”… The post Graham Coxon Releasing Shelved 15-Year-Old Album Castle Park: Hear “Billy Says” appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Lil Wayne was everywhere in the late 2000s and early 2010s. On the heels of his historic mixtape run, a radio-saturating run of guest verses, and the multiplatinum success of Tha Carter III, the self-appointed Best Rapper Alive was a fixture of the biggest music industry events. But his stature isn't what it used to be. The post Lil Wayne Calls Coachella & Grammy Snubs “Humbling,” Fred Durst Responds appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — About a year ago, the estate of the late, great audio engineer, musician, and writer Steve Albini began auctioning off his belongings and memorabilia. That project remains ongoing. One new addition to the auction website, known as Steve Albini's Closet, is a gold record Albini received for his work on Nirvana's abrasive post-fame freakout In Utero. The post Steve Albini’s Estate Auctioning His Nirvana Gold Record appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Now, this is what I call a festival lineup. FORM Acrosanti, the festival that the band Hundred Waters started in 2014, made its grand return to the Arizona desert last year. That was the first FORM fest since the pre-pandemic days, and it wasn't a one-off. This fall, FORM Acrosanti is coming back again, and it's got a truly impressive bill, including headline acts like Geese, Lorde, Turnstile, Adrianne Lenker, Blood Orange, and Kamasi Washington. The post FORM Acrosanti Announces 2026 Lineup With Geese, Lorde, Turnstile, More appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Stereogum — Beth Orton recently shared “The Ground Above,” an eight-minute sprawl of dazzling art pop. Turns out that’s the title track and opener to the UK singer-songwriter’s upcoming album, set for release this June. Along with today’s news comes another new single called “Waiting.” For the self-produced The Ground Above, Orton enlisted a whole crew of… The post Beth Orton Announces New Album The Ground Above: Hear “Waiting” appeared first on Stereogum. more info

Popdose — Single Play features four artists navigating big feelings with style and craft. Portland's The Builders and the Butchers find hope in the chaos on their latest album No Tomorrow; singer-songwriter Allie Sandt pays tribute to a charming upstate New York antique dealer; Coco Bans turns personal grief into something transcendent; and Portland's Trebants conjure vintage Mancini cool. Four songs worth your time. more info