Consequence of Sound — Arcade Fire and Radiohead highlight the 10th edition of the dreamy Portuguese festival. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Radiohead couldn’t do it. Nor could Ariana Grande. Neither could Red Hot Chili Peppers or Blake Shelton. But Blink-182 could.  The SoCal punk band did the seemingly impossible when it unseated Drake’s “Views” from the No.... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Radiohead couldn’t do it. Nor could Ariana Grande. Neither could Red Hot Chili Peppers or Blake Shelton. But Blink-182 could.  The SoCal punk band did the seemingly impossible when it unseated Drake’s “Views” from the No.... more info

JamBase — Chicago rockers Umphrey's McGee put together a dream setlist for their visit to the Queen City with a performance to match. more info

Rolling Stone — After a nine-week reign, the return of Blink-182 did something that Nick Jonas, Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Ariana Grande couldn't do: Knock Drake's Views from atop the Billboard 200. The punk group's California, the band's first LP since... more info

411 Mania — New video for Radiohead... more info

NME — Meanwhile, Tame Impala inspire nudity in the Lisbon crowd more info

NME — Clip is the last in the band's recent series of vignettes based on 'A Moon Shaped Pool' tracks more info

Consequence of Sound — Fans are adding their own captions to the band's recently posted photos. more info

Stereogum — The UK music magazine Q once named OK Computer the greatest album of all time, and they’ve perched Radiohead’s 1997 classic atop multiple greatest-albums lists since then. So maybe it’s not surprising that Q is the first publication to intervie... more info