Obscure Sound — Released today, “Kate Moss” is a very catchy rocker from The Criticals, the new Nashville-based act who generated ample buzz with previous track “Homebody.” The duo of Parker Forbes and Cole Shugart meld influences that include Rolling Stones... more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus: Franz Ferdinand, Nick Murphy, Bloc Party (performing Silent Alarm), Broken Social Scene, Sharon Van Etten, and more. Corona Capital 2019: The Strokes, Billie Eilish, The Raconteurs, Interpol among highlights Alex Young more info

Consequence of Sound — An eclectic lineup of Tyler, the Creator, Kacey Musgraves, and Mitski took Randall's Island by storm. Mother Nature Hates The Strokes: Governors Ball 2019 Festival Review Carly Snider more info

Stereogum — The Strokes, both the band and its individual members, have had quite a busy 2019 -- and it's only getting busier. Earlier this month, they played a show for the first time in two years and debuted a new song, which only feeds rumors of a new album c... more info

Consequence of Sound — Tyler, the Creator, The Strokes, and Kacey Musgraves all have songs we're craving already this summer. 10 Songs We’re Dying to Hear at Governors Ball 2019 Matt Melis more info

Consequence of Sound — See Florence + The Machine, The Strokes, Tyler, the creator, Lil Wayne, and more. more info

JamBase — The Strokes kicked off their 2019 tour on Monday in Los Angeles with a concert featuring the debuts of a new original and a Erasure cover as well as plenty of bust outs and classics. more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, the alt-rock veterans play "Ize of the World", "On the Other Side", and "The Way It Is" for the first time since 2006. more info

Stereogum — Before last night, the Strokes hadn't played onstage together in a little more than two years. (Their most recent show had been a set at Lollapalooza Chile, in April of 2017.) But this summer, the Strokes are playing Governors Ball and a few other fe... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The week in live music in L.A. boasts some mighty returns, and mighty causes to boot. Health L.A.’s hometown noise heroes are back with a pair of sure-to-be-raucous shows at downtown’s Teragram Ballroom. The group returned with its four... more info