Long before she played aspiring singer and (and mom) Rebecca Pearson on the NBC hit “This Is Us,” Mandy Moore was herself a pop star on the rise during the baby-diva boom of Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Jessica Simpson.
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Greg Dulli has done plenty since he emerged in front of Afghan Whigs during the late '80s. There have been other bands, both real (the Twilight Singers, the Gutter Twins) and fictional (on the soundtrack of the 1994 Beatles film Backbeat). He's appeared on albums by Foo Fighters, dEUS and Joseph Arthur and on tributes to the Moby Grape's Skip Spence and Doug Sahm.
What Dulli hasn't done yet is a solo album, but that changes with the Feb. 21 release of Random Desire, whose track "A Ghost" is
Long before she played aspiring singer and (and mom) Rebecca Pearson on the NBC hit “This Is Us,” Mandy Moore was herself a pop star on the rise during the baby-diva boom of Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Jessica Simpson.
Country pop trio Dixie Chicks have announced their first new album in 14 years.
The Dixie Chicks are back!
Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus and Phoebe Bridgers will provide backing vocals on a song about "wilted women finding the light"
Harry Styles has described his self-titled debut album as “bowling with the bumpers up”.
John Dolmayan wanted to get back to work on music -- and so he did. The System of a Down drummer says that lack of output from the band is what led him to record his new solo album, These Grey Men, out Feb. 28 on Wake Entertainment.
The late Pop Smoke claims his first Billboard Hot 100 hit as the sole billed artist with “Dior,” which debuts at No. 49. The entrance stems from fans rallying around the rapper’s catalog in the wake of his death.“Dior” arrives largely thanks to a 12 million U.S. stream total in the week ending Feb. 20, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data, up 105% from the prior week. The haul thrusts “Dior” onto the R&B/Hip-Hop Streaming Songs chart at No. 22 and the all-genre Streaming Songs list at No. 31.
He heads out on tour next week
Wolfgang Van Halen is one step closer to his long-awaited solo album.
Man Man are back. The group has announced Dream Hunting in the Valley of the In-Between, its first new album since 2013’s On Oni Pond. The new record arrives May 1 via Man Man’s new label home, Sub Pop. Watch the lyric video for the new song “Cloud Nein” below (via Rolling Stone). Find physical editions of Dream Hunting at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)
Greg Dulli has done plenty since he emerged in front of Afghan Whigs during the late '80s. There have been other bands, both real (the Twilight Singers, the Gutter Twins) and fictional (on the soundtrack of the 1994 Beatles film Backbeat).
Now that his El Dorado, which came out in January, has topped multiple charts -- including Americana Folk, Blues, Current Rock and Top New Artist -- Marcus King figures trying his hand at a solo album was a good decision. And some of that happiness can even been seen in the video for the track "Wildflowers & Wine," premiering exclusively on Billboard today (Feb. 14).
Singer Ronan Keating made the announcement of a new tour with new music on his Twitter profile ahead of the 20th anniversary of his self-titled record from 2000.
The Tragically Hip’s other Gord – bassist Gord Sinclair – calls himself “a reluctant solo artist.”