Phish Will Debut New Album 'Sigma Oasis' During Livestream

NCIS: New Orleans had to abruptly cut its sixth season short after production ended in early March due to coronavirus, so the episode that ended the season ("Predators") wasn't exactly what producers had in mind as a farewell. Nonetheless, the episode did a solid job of bringing some storylines full circle — especially big arcs for Pride (Scott Bakula) and for Hannah Khoury (Necar Zadegan) as both of them got to have closure on some pretty significant matters.

Like just about every scripted show on television this year, New Amsterdam had its season interrupted by coronavirus. As a result, we didn't see everything the show had planned, including a pandemic-themed episode set in New York that was shelved after people in the show's crew — including recurring star Daniel Dae Kim — contracted the virus. With the global crisis hitting so close to home, you better believe that the show's next season is going to incorporate COVID-19 into its storylines.

Fiona Apple has released her first new album in eight years. Listen to Fetch The Bolt Cutters below.

The drought is over.

Fiona Apple has released her first new album in eight years. After a brief announcement video earlier this month, Fetch the Bolt Cutters has arrived as promised. Have a listen below, and check out the album’s full credits.

Bing & Ruth, the project led of New York composer David Moore, has announced a new album. Species is out July 17 via 4AD. Moore’s also shared a new video for the new song “I Had No Dream.” Watch it below.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers about what's ahead for Season 3 of New Amsterdam. Read at your own risk!]

The Aces recently caught up with Billboard via video chat from their homes in Utah to discuss making music and finding inspiration during the pandemic, what inspired their song “Lost Angeles,” and what fans can expect from their forthcoming album.Asked how being physically apart while self-quarantining has impacted their creativity as a band, Cristal Ramirez tells Billboard’s Chelsea Briggs that is changes day by day, but that they are continuing to feel excited and motivated to keep creating

Drake was a virtual guest for Diddy's digital “dance-a-thon,” and he had a few things to say about his upcoming album.

Joan Shelley has released a new live album, recorded in Louisville, Kentucky in December. The full-band performance includes guitarist Nathan Salsburg, Nathan Bowles, Jake Xerxes Fussell, and Anna Krippenstapel, plus guest appearances by Will Oldham and Julia Purcell. Listen to Live at The Bomhard below.

The Strokes are back with The New Abnormal. The New York City rock band’s sixth studio album is produced by Rick Rubin and marks the group’s first full-length release in seven years.

Phoebe Bridgers has announced her sophomore solo album: Punisher is out June 19 via Dead Oceans. The follow-up to Stranger in the Alps includes “Garden Song,” as well as a new track called “Kyoto.” Check out Bridgers’ new “Kyoto” video below. Find physical editions of Punisher at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

Cindy Lee, the project of former Women frontperson Patrick Flegel, has released a new album called Cat O’ Nine Tails. Check out a preview collage of the record and a video for one song, “I Don’t Want to Fall in Love Again,” below.

While one pandemic rages on, Ellen Page— the Juno and Umbrella Academy star-turned-director—is fighting a second pandemic of environmental racism with her Netflix documentary There's Something in the Water. The doc, now on the streamer after premiering at TIFF, marks Page's directorial debut and is based on Ingrid Waldron's book of the same name, detailing the climate issues in her native Nova Scotia as industrial waste pollutes the surrounding minority communities.

Phish will debut a brand new studio album, “Sigma Oasis,” during an online listening party at 9pm ET on April 1 on LivePhish.com, the band’s Facebook page as well as its SiriusXM channel. The group made the announcement Tuesday (March 31) during a video chat as part of its “Dinner and a Movie” archival concert video series.

As millions self isolate and attempt to find ways to amuse themselves whilst doing so, it looks like Victoria and David Beckham have been having a whole lot of fun of their own. The couple took to Instagram on Friday to reveal what they’ve been up to in isolation, as Victoria, 45, showed off a pair of very naughty marigolds.

Margo Price has pushed back the release of her next album That’s How Rumors Get Started. She says the record, initially set to arrive May 8, will now come out in the summertime. To accompany the news, Price has shared a cover of John Lennon’s “Nobody Told Me.” Watch Price and her husband Jeremy Ivey’s performance below. Scroll down for Price’s announcement about her album.

Dua Lipa is keeping us dancing during self-isolation!

The next season of Stranger Things is likely going to take longer to hit Netflix.