New York Post — Carey will close her 13-concert run at MSG on Dec. 17. more info

New York Post — Pop singer Selena Gomez caused quite a stir in Pasadena on Sunday after she surprised Coldplay fans while the band played at the Rose Bowl. more info

New York Post — James Murphy and co. have four shows apiece in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens this fall. more info

Metalsucks — HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES will release on March 1. The post Ministry Announce Spring 2024 Tour with Gary Numan and Front Line Assembly appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Consequence Of Sound — The bar will be open daily during the festival in Indio, California. AC/DC to Open Pop-Up Dive Bar in Celebration of Power Trip Gig Jon Hadusek more info

New York Post — The tour kicks off with two huge shows at Citi Field on July 17-18, 2024. more info

Stereogum — For the past year, Chromeo have been dropping stray tracks — “Words With You,” “Replacements,” “(I Don’t Need A) New Girl” — and today they’ve announced a new album, Adult Contemporary, which all those songs will be on. When it comes out in early 2024, it’ll be the funky Canadian duo’s first proper full-length in nearly six years. Today, they’re sharing a new single, “Personal Effects.” more info

Obscure Sound — A deteriorating relationship is often a tragedy full of complexities, with its cause and effect a reflection of humanity’s truths and inclinations — from emergences of jealousy and regret, to temptations in starting anew. One Lover Leaves, the debut album from Australian singer/songwriter Mike O’Dowd, chronicles “the breakdown of a relationship,” amidst a riveting folk sound — full of twangy guitars and heartfelt vocals, conjuring a production fondly reminiscent of Cass McCombs and Jeff Buckley. An apt opener, “Game Of Love” embodies how love can resemble a spectator sport. The lyrics refer to spectators — “an army of men,” — The post Mike O’Dowd – ‘One Lover Leaves’ appeared first on Obscure Sound: Indie Music Blog. more info