Magnet Magazine — 15 year ago today, Gossip released Music For Men. A joyful noise. Read our feature on Beth Ditto: The post Gossip Released “Music For Men” 15 Year Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Consequence Of Sound — The band's new album came together amidst social change, humor, and more. Beth Ditto on Gossip’s Comeback Album Real Power and Rick Rubin’s Guidance: Podcast Consequence Staff more info

Stereogum — Gossip, a band that I watched open for Sleater-Kinney at Irving Plaza nearly a quarter century ago, are back with Real Power , their first new album in 12 years. I knew that singer Beth Ditto always had a huge personality, but I didn’t realize ... more info

Consequence Of Sound — The artist speaks to how the record defined how she looked at music. Gossip’s Beth Ditto on How Missy Elliott’s Da Real World Shaped Her Taste: Podcast Consequence Staff more info

Stereogum — In November, Portland’s Gossip announced Real Power, their first new album in 12 years, and shared “Crazy Again.” Today, they’re releasing the title track, which was penned by bandleader Beth Ditto in the wake of the Black Lives Matter pro... more info

Stereogum — Hey, that didn't take long! Gossip, the glamorous dance-punk trio, released A Joyful Noise , their last album, in 2012. They were quiet for a while, and in 2016, bandleader Beth Ditto announced that the band had broken up. Well, now they have unbrok... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — Formerly of the band Gossip, the outspoken "feminist lesbian" uses her Southern drawl in "Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot." more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Other openers on Florence's tour include St. Vincent, Grizzly Bear, Perfume Genius, Beth Ditto, and Lizzo. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Danzig tour openers (Venom Inc, Power Trip, Mutoid Man), The Moondoggies, Bonny Doon, and more tour news. Continue reading… more info

USA Today Music — Beth Ditto, previously the lead singer of Gossip, is making her big-screen debut in Gus Van Sant's adaptation of the dramedy 'Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot,' based on John Callahan's memoir of the same name. ... more info