Green Day Sample “Total Asshole” Gary Glitter on New Song, Donate Royalties

"What we're dealing with at that point is not exactly a good guy"

For punk rock icons Green Day, since their first LP in 1990, the mantra has remained the same: get bigger, be louder and sound more ambitious.

Next week, New York-based electronic composer Nicolas Jaar will revisit his Against All Logic alias for a new album called 2017 – 2019. In preparation of the project's February 7 release, Jaar has shared a new two-song EP featuring “Alucinao,” a collaboration with FKA twigs.

Green Day’s dookie, which celebrates its 26th anniversary on February 1, was a seminal record that established the band as hugely popular, disruptive punk rock stars. In a 1995 interview with Rolling Stone, bassist Mike Dirnt explained that he came up with the single “Longview” after dropping acid.

New York experimental quartet altopalo have announced their sophomore album. It’s called farawayfromeveryoneyouknow and it arrives April 24 via Samedi. Ahead of the new record, they’ve shared the new single “honey,” as well as a string of North American tour dates. Listen to Altopalo’s new song, which they call “a love song to Lexapro,” and find their tour dates and album art below.

Amber Mark has shared a new song called “Generous” along with a lyric video. Check it out below.

Dua Lipa has shared “Physical,” the third single from her forthcoming LP Future Nostalgia, which now has a release date and cover art. It’s due out April 3 via Warner. Check out “Physical,” which interpolates lyrics from Olivia Newton-John’s “Physical,” below. Scroll down for the Hugo Comte-shot Future Nostalgia cover below.

"I think 'Minority' live is a lot better than it came out on the album"

It looks like Chicago West, youngest daughter to superstar couple Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, will be following in her famous parent’s footsteps. The couple’s four children have accompanied them to Kanye’s Sunday Service, where the focal point of the service is music, and it’s looking like even the smallest of the Kardashian-West clan have been inspired by the songs.

Green Day swore in the first year of their partnership with the National Hockey League—by dropping a few f-bombs during their intermission performance at the All-Star Game in St. Louis on January 25.

Some of Australia's biggest stars made their way to the Beverly Wilshire in Los Angeles, California on Saturday night (Jan. 25) for the 17th annual G'Day USA dinner.

"Anyone know why we're trending?"

Tyla Yaweh returned with a fitting remix to "High Right Now" on Friday (Jan. 24) by calling on weed savant Wiz Khalifa to join him and give the record a second life.

Watching Tyla Yaweh's new video puts you at risk of a contact high. The "High Right Now" remix takes the L.A. rapper's assertion that "I don't think I'll ever come down" and runs with it. The action switches between a smoked-out house party, including guests Big Sean and Post Malone, and surreal scenes of Yaweh riding shotgun with Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong.

Today, Megan Thee Stallion released a new single, “B.I.T.CH.,” which serves as a preview for her upcoming project, Suga. The Helluva Beats-produced track samples 2Pac’s “Ratha Be Ya Nigga,” which in turn flips “I’d Rather Be With You” by Bootsy Collins and his group, Bootsy’s Rubber Band.

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Waxahatchee is back. Katie Crutchfield has announced the new album Saint Cloud and she’s also shared the new song “Fire.” Listen below. Saint Cloud arrives on March 27 via Merge.

The Jonas Brothers joined Seth Meyers for a booze-filled day of fun and games on Tuesday night, and it’s the funniest thing you’ll see all day. Since the JoBros are a trio, Seth wrangled his brother Josh Meyers and comedian Jack McBrayer, who he called his “emergency brother,” to even out the playing field.

Mac Miller’s posthumous album, Circles, is all but devoid of guest features, but there may be one famous voice hidden on the album: Ariana Grande. The pop star—who was in a relationship with Miller for several years—likely contributed background vocals on the project’s fifth song, “I Can See,” according to producer Jon Brion.