Eddie Vedder shares ‘Long Way’, new single from upcoming solo album

Eddie Vedder formed a new band for a covers-filled set at his own Ohana Festival in California last night (February 24).Kings of Leon were due to headline the event, but pulled out after the death of their mother, Betty Ann.For the set, Vedder formed a new band on the spot, enlisting the likes of Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, ex-Chilis and newly-instated Pearl Jam touring guitarist Josh Klinghoffer and more.During the set, Vedder and co. covered the likes of R.E.M.

Yeasayer band member Anand Wilder has announced his debut solo album and shared new single ‘Delirium Passes’.‘I Don’t Know My Words’ was written and recorded during lockdown in the singer’s New York apartment, according to Wilder.“After some initial attempts at collaborating with outside musicians, I realised that I needed to have my hands on every aspect of recording my first solo effort,” he said in a press release.

Nick Cave has shared a new spoken word single based on a letter received on his Red Hand Files website – listen to ‘Shyness’ below.The track is based on two letters Cave received from fans Daniel and Vera in October 2019. “What is shyness?” Daniel wrote, while Vera asked: “What was your first date with your wife like?”In response, Cave wrote at the time: “Shyness is the tentative sound of the orchestra tuning up before the symphony begins.

Strictly Come Dancing 2021 this year. The show is back, with 15 new celebrity contestants ready to hit the dancefloor with their professional dance partners.

Alt-J have announced their fourth album, ‘The Dream’, and shared its first track ‘U&ME’ – you can listen to it below.The new single is described as the trio’s “most honest song to date” and arrives with an accompanying music video, directed by Prosper Unger-Hamilton, the brother of band member Gus.“It’s about being at a festival with your best friends, having a good time, togetherness, and the feeling in life that nothing could be any better than it is right now,” Gus explained of ‘U&ME’.The

Orlando Weeks has announced his second album ‘Hop Up’ by sharing new single ‘Look Who’s Talking Now’ – check it out below.Speaking about the follow-up to his 2020 debut solo album, the former The Maccabees frontman said: “It started with the idea of wanting to fill in some of the blanks that I felt I had left with ‘A Quickening’, but quite quickly it turned into something broader.“The choice was always to take the more positive and uplifting sounding step.

NEW YORK -- The Metropolitan Opera will present its second work by a Black composer, Anthony Davis’ “X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X,” just two years after its first.The company said Thursday that “X” will open on Nov. 3, 2023, in a staging by Robert O’Hara that will be conducted by Kazem Abdullah.Baritone Will Liverman will sing the title role and soprano Leah Hawkins will sing in the staging, a co-production of the Met, Michigan, Opera Omaha and the Seattle Opera.

Self Esteem has shared her latest single ‘Moody’ – you can hear the new track below.The song is taken from Rebecca Lucy Taylor’s forthcoming second album ‘Prioritise Pleasure’, which is set for release on October 22 via Fiction Records.Speaking about ‘Moody’, Taylor said in a statement: “‘Moody’ is a song about reclaiming being a moody cow.“My whole life I’ve been referred to as mardy (northern for moody) but lately I’ve been realising as a woman in this world, especially as a woman in the music

The War On Drugs have shared their brand new single ‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’ – you can listen to the track below.The song is the title track from the band’s forthcoming new album, which is set for release on October 29 via Atlantic Records.‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’ follows on from the LP’s first single ‘Living Proof’, which came out back in July.Co-produced by bandleader Adam Granduciel and Shawn Everett, the song also features backing vocals by the New York band Lucius.You can hear ‘I

Cork singer-songwriter Jack O'Rourke has shared an update on his upcoming second studio album Wild Place.

Curtis Harding has announced details of his new album ‘If Words Were Flowers’, along with visuals for soulful new single ‘Can’t Hide It’.You can see the video below, which sees Harding performing on a fictional 1970s TV show called The Velvet Touch.It was directed by Michele Civetta, and features guest appearances from Omar Dorsey (Queen Sugar) and Anthony Mackie (Captain America, The Hurt Locker).‘If Words Were Flowers’ will be released on November 6 via Anti- Records.

APPOINTMENTSDIY distributor TuneCore has promoted Nick Krus to the position of VP Marketing. “I’ve been blessed to work with extremely talented colleagues who execute with expertise and efficiency at every turn”, he says.

MAMAMOO have released the tracklist for their highly anticipated compilation album, ‘I Say MAMAMOO: The Best’.The group revealed tracklist via their official Twitter page yesterday (September 7).

Jonathan Cohen Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder has unveiled a new song “Long Way,” the first single from his forthcoming solo album, “Earthling.” No release date has been announced for the album, which will come out on Vedder’s own Seattle Surf imprint through Republic.A lyric video is now online for the track, which sees Vedder collaborating for the first time with reigning Grammy producer of the year and Andrew Watt (Ozzy Osbourne, Miley Cyrus, Post Malone).

Kate Nash has shared new single ‘Horsie’ and announced a handful of UK and European tour dates for 2022.‘Horsie’ is the second track that the artist has released this year. Nash previously shared comeback single ‘Misery‘ in May.Of the track, which will feature on her new album later this year, Nash said: “The song was the first I wrote in the pandemic.

Finneas has previewed the second single from his upcoming new album – listen to ‘The 90s’ below.The singer-songwriter and brother/producer of Billie Eilish announced his debut LP last month, arriving alongside its first single, ‘A Concert Six Months From Now’.Now, following up with ‘The 90s’, Finneas opts to go back a couple of decades, highlighting what he deems a simpler time, while also examining how his own life has changed in recent years.“Sometimes I think about the 90s/ I know that