Brad Arnold, the founding frontman of 3 Doors Down, has died. The post-grunge band’s biggest hit, “Kryptonite,” topped Billboard’s Mainstream Rock chart for nine weeks in 2000. He was 47. 3 Doors Down announced his passing today in a statement:
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It’s been almost three years since Lana Del Rey’s last record, Did You Know That There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. That’s an appropriate amount of time, but the singer started teasing its followup in 2024, when she announced Lasso, slated for release that year. She released the Quavo collab “Tough,” gave several updates, got married to alligator tour guide Jeremy Dufrene, then renamed the LP The Right Person Will Stay and gave it a release date of May 21, 2025. She shared “Henry, Come On,” postponed it indefinitely, then shared “Bluebird.” In August 2025, she said the album would be called Stove, and she was aiming to release it at the end of January. Now she’s back with another update.
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In December, Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso were supposed to share their new album Top Of The Hills. Shortly after its release, the Latin trap duo postponed it, saying they “got swept up in a level of exposure, pressure, and success that we didn’t know how to handle, and we made hasty, wrong decisions.” Now, the pair is announcing a new record called Free Spirits, though this time the announcement is coming from Sting in a joke wellness industry infomercial.
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Last weekend, Turnstile won their first Grammys, taking home trophies for Best Rock Album and Best Metal Performance. The triumph happened shortly after former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert made some inflammatory comments about the band on social media, claiming that Turnstile’s anti-ICE statement was just “pandering to their audience” and that no one in the group “cares at all about ethics or social issues in general.” He also accused them of misusing charity funds. Now, following the drama, Ebert’s new band the S.E.T. has kicked him out.
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2026 could be the final year of the Eagles, according to Don Henley, the group’s last remaining founding member. In an interview on CBS Sunday Morning, he said, “I think this will probably be it. And I’ve said things like that before, but I feel like we’re getting toward the end, and that will be fine, too.”
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Last week, Lil Jon’s 27-year-old son Nathan Smith, who went by the stage name DJ Young Slade, was reported missing after he ran out of his house without his phone. On Friday (Feb. 6), his body was found in a pond in Georgia.
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The hardcore split 7″ is back, baby! Right now, Collateral and Burning Lord are two of the most energetic, commanding newish bands on the hardcore circuit. Collateral come from Florida and play fast, frantic old-school attack music; their EP We Still Know came out in 2024. Burning Lord come from Boston and make stompy, chanty…
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Last fall, CHVRCHES members Martin Doherty and longtime unofficial drummer Jonny Scott announced their futuristic project called the Leaving with the single “Saved.” Today they’ve released another song, a shimmering, club-ready synthpop number called “Pray.” “‘Pray’ is rooted in a conversation about what is left when someone is gone” Doherty shared about the song. “To…
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For literally eight years, J. Cole has been teasing an album called The Fall-Off. Over that time, he’s implied that the album will be his last. Cole has seemingly willed the album toward mythical status, and now he’s finally released it. Cole finally announced The Fall-Off a few weeks ago, and he rapped about his…
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At this late date, it feels extremely strange to cover the rollout for a new Morrissey album as if that was a regular thing, but newsworthy stuff just keeps happening with that rollout. Last month, Morrissey announced that he’s found a label, Sire/Warner, willing to release Make-Up Is A Lie, an album that he recorded…
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