Stevie Nicks never goes away. She tours constantly, and she serves as a persistent inspiration for younger stars like Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey, both of whom have sung with her. In the past few years, Nicks has appeared on tracks from Miley Cyrus, Maroon 5, Elton John, Dolly Parton, and the Gorillaz. Last year, Nicks released her single “The Lighthouse,” did musical-guest duties on Saturday Night Live, and sang a Christmas song with Jason Kelce. But Stevie Nicks hasn’t released a new solo album since 2011’s In Your Dreams, which itself was her first in a decade. That’s about to change. She’s making a new one.

Earlier this week, Post Malone announced a new collaboration with Morgan Wallen called “I Ain’t Comin’ Back” for Wallen’s upcoming 37-track album I’m The Problem. It turns out the LP also features pop star Tate McRae, whose fans are not happy.

Fib release their debut album Heavy Lifting next week, and so far the band has shared the alluring singles “Mutuals” and “PS.” Today, they’re back with “You Ruined Everything.”

Back in September, Billy McFarland, who was let out of prison a few months prior, announced Fyre Fest 2, the sequel to the failed 2017 luxury festival. Tickets went on sale last month despite the purported host island Isla Mujeres claiming the event didn’t exist. Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown was revealed as the first performer, and then the festival’s new location of Playa del Carmen also denied its existence. Now, it’s postponed indefinitely.

Over the past few months, Snuggle have unveiled the songs “Marigold” and “Dust.” Today, the Copenhagen duo made up of Andrea Thuesen and Vilhelm Strange is back with the heartfelt “Woman Lake.”

In February, Robin Kester released the majestic tune “Departure” featuring Rozi Plain. Today, the Dutch chamber pop artist is announcing her new Ali Chant-produced album Dark Sky Reserve and unveiling the enveloping single “Happy Sad (It’s A Party).”

Last month, Jane Paknia announced her new EP, evocatively titled Millions Of Years Of Longing, and shared the glitchy lead single “Solace,” which she dedicated to SOPHIE and Alice Coltrane. Today, the electronic artist is back with “Waiting Pt 1.”

Jeffrey Runnings, the vocalist, bassist, and founder of indie band For Against, has died. Independent Project Records confirmed he passed away on Mar. 3 after a battle with Stage 4 cancer. He was 61.

Washington, DC’s Arena Stage invites you to go chase some waterfalls next year. The company’s 75th season will feature the premiere of Crazysexycool, a musical (loosely) based on the story of the trailblazing hip-hop trio TLC. Kwame Kwei-Armah (One Love: The Bob Marley Musical) wrote the jukebox musical and will direct the premiere, featuring choreography by Chloe O. Davis to hits like “Ain’t 2 Proud 2 Beg,” “Waterfalls,” “Creep,” “Unpretty,” and “No Scrubs.”

A new Bill Fox album does not come along every day, but today, one has.