Consequence Of Sound — The one-day punk gathering is slated for June 8th in Pomona, California. No Values Festival: Misfits, Iggy Pop, Turnstile, Social Distortion, Sublime Lead Inaugural Event Spencer Kaufman more info

Stereogum — In recent years, Goldenvoice — the massive festival promoter behind Coachella — has branched out into genre-specific festivals. There is Just Like Heaven (blog bait), there’s Cruel World (’80s goth/new wave), there’s Power Trip (heavy me... more info

JamBase — Iggy Pop, Alice Cooper and Jack White were among the many musicians who paid tribute to MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer, who died at age 75. more info

Stereogum — Tom Waits made a rare public appearance at the SFFILM Awards on Monday evening, presenting a lifetime achievement award to Nicolas Cage. Waits and Cage go way back — they appeared in 1983’s Rumble Fish together (directed by Cage’s uncle Fran... more info

Stereogum — Back in 2012, Iggy Pop sang sonorous, unmistakable backup vocals on “Nothin But Time,” a long, sprawling, beautiful epic from Cat Power’s album Sun . Nearly 12 years later, Cat Power and Iggy Pop have teamed up again. This time, they’ve d... more info

Consequence Of Sound — Cat Power and Iggy Pop teamed up to recreate Marianne Faithfull's 1979 version of the song for an upcoming compilation album. Cat Power and Iggy Pop Cover “Working Class Hero”: Stream Jo Vito more info

Consequence Of Sound — Over the course of the two hours, the gravelly-voiced rockers shared stories and took turns spinning records. Tom Waits Joins Iggy Pop For An Incredible Episode of His Radio Show Alex Young more info

Consequence Of Sound — The two-hour show will air December 3rd on BBC Radio 6 Music. Tom Waits to Co-Host BBC Radio Special with Iggy Pop Eddie Fu more info

Consequence Of Sound — Proceeds from the compilation, out December 8th, will go directly to help Faithfull recover from long COVID. Marianne Faithfull Covers Album Features Iggy Pop, Shirley Manson, Cat Power, and More Abby Jones more info

Stereogum — It seems impossible that Iggy Pop hasn’t already covered “Personal Jesus.” It’s too obvious of a fit. But no, I guess this new collaboration with Trevor Horn marks the first time the former Stooge has sung Depeche Mode’s goth-rockabilly ... more info