This is the world we live in: there’s always one asshole. There’s always one person who’s holding the world back from peace or equality or common human decency and universal respect. On Friday, that one asshole existed at the Sex Pistols gig, featuring Frank Carter, at Denver, CO’s Ogden Theatre, who had a problem with a women-centric mosh pit.
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Last night (Oct. 10), Rosalía was the musical guest with Shane Gillis as host on SNL. It was nice to see the angelic pop star return; she last performed on the show in March 2022 and joined Bad Bunny’s performance in 2021. She sang “Reliquia” and “Magnolias” from her excellent 2025 album Lux. Both were absolutely stunning; she sang the former en pointe and the latter under rain (which is on trend).
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MJ Lenderman played his first concert in five months in Durham, NC last night. His joint performances with Waxahatchee ran through May and the following month he dropped off Zach Bryan’s tour for a well-deserved break, though he did play with Wednesday bandmate Karly Hartzman and Brad Cook at Tracey Nelson’s popup show in the same city in July.
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Earlier this month, Third Man Records announced The Raconteurs Broken Boy Soldiers XX as its latest Vault Package for subscribers. The 20th anniversary companion for the Raconteurs’ debut album includes previously unreleased demos, outtakes, and their first-ever concert.
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Charli XCX’s Music, Fashion, Film and Tinashe’s Popstar are easily two of the best albums of the year. Last weekend, Charli brought out Troye Sivan for her Austin City Limits headlining set. Last night for the second weekend of ACL, she brought out Tinashe, the subject of Stereogum’s recent cover story.
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On Friday (Oct. 9), Ella Langley canceled her show in Tulsa due to a bomb threat. The “Choosin’ Texas” singer was supposed to play the BOK Center, but “your safety will always mean more to me than anything else,” she wrote on Instagram.
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On Thursday (Oct. 8), Geordie Greep was accused of sexual assault via flyers handed out to fans outside his Vancouver show. The flyers claimed he was a rapist and read, “You know what you did this morning Oct 8th.” His performance was delayed almost two hours and he played an abbreviated set without his band after making a statement. Now, Greep has canceled the rest of his US tour dates.
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Unless you count last year’s rarities collection, it’s been three years since the Melbourne digital pop auteur Katie Dey released her last album, never falter hero girl. That streak is about to end. In just four weeks, Dey will drop her new LP universal will. There’s not a lot of info about the project on Bandcamp, Instagram, or her official website, but opening track “for you” is out now, and it’s a stunner.
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Portland indie-pop veterans Rocketship recently reissued their essential 1996 album A Certain Smile, A Certain Sadness for its 30th anniversary and reunited for their first tour in eight years. This is not a strictly nostalgic enterprise, though. Rocketship have a new album called Hurt Feelings on the way, and its lead single maintains the band’s standard of excellence. “New Threats” (not from the soul, AFAIK) is a dreamy and sophisticated update on the band’s classic style, steering their fuzzed-out and demure guitar pop in an eclectic direction that reminds me of ’90s contemporaries from Stereolab to Olivia Tremor Control. Whisper along to it below.
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I’d never heard of the Lawrence, Kansas trio Virga before they got booked to open the first leg of Chat Pile and Soul Glo’s current North American tour, but I’m very glad that I smashed “subscribe” on their Bandcamp. (They’ve only got two more dates on that tour, by the way — tonight in Houston and tomorrow in Dallas — before Shallowater take their spot.) Virga have been around since 2022, and they’ve got three EPs to their name, the most recent of which is this year’s The Perfect Freedom Of Single Necessity. Today, they’ve got two new songs that really knocked me on my ass.
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