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Dead & Company—the band featuring members of the Grateful Dead and John Mayer—have canceled their summer 2020 tour because of COVID-19. The North American dates were scheduled to take place this July and August. All tickets will be fully refunded. “We are thankful for your understanding and we look forward to the day when we can all be reunited,” the band said in a statement. “In the meantime, keep the faith and believe in the power of music. We will return. We will get by. We will survive.”

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Earlier this year, Mount Eerie, aka Phil Elverum, announced a North American tour slated to kick off this month. Elverum then announced that the trek had been canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Now, Elverum says that the dates have been pushed to October. “There are now 8 Mount Eerie concerts planned for October 2020,” he tweeted today (April 19). “Probably it will happen, right?.” Find Elverum’s full tweet and new dates below, and grab tickets here.

Taylor Swift has canceled all of her 2020 live appearances and performances and announced plans to reschedule them for 2021. She had several dates across Europe, Brazil, and the United States set for this summer.

The Black Keys have canceled a May 2020 tour of Canada. “With the safety of our fans and crew in mind, our upcoming Canadian tour this May has been canceled,” the band said in a statement. “We are sad to miss these shows, and we hope to see you all soon. Refunds will be issued at the point of purchase. Please stay safe!” Find the band’s poster for the canceled Canadian concerts below.

Thom Yorke has announced rescheduled dates for the North American leg of his Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes tour. The new dates kick off September 28 in Washington, D.C., and extend through October. The tour was set to begin this past March but was canceled due to concerns around the spread of COVID-19.

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.

Colombia-born, Brooklyn-based artist Ela Minus has released the music video for a new song “they told us it was hard, but they were wrong.” Directed by Will Dohrn, the video begins with an homage to the Andes mountain range of Minus’ home country. The single is her first for new label Domino; check it out below.

As teased, the Mountain Goats have released a new album via Merge. This one’s called Songs for Pierre Chuvin. According to a press release, it’s the first time since 2002’s All Hail West Texas that John Darnielle has recorded an album entirely on his boombox. Fittingly, a cassette edition of the album is due June 19. Listen to Songs for Pierre Chuvin below.

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds are set to tour Europe next spring, having last month postponed their 2020 shows. Find the new dates below. All original tickets remain valid, according to a press release.

King Krule has shared a 32-minute performance filmed for Jehnny Beth’s TV show Echoes on the French channel Arte. Watch Archy Marshall and his band perform eight songs, including six from the new album Man Alive!, below.

Jenny Hval has released a new song. Check out “Bonus Material” below. The track, which follows last year’s The Practice of Love LP, accompanies a batch of rescheduled tour dates (more will follow, according to a press release). Find those below.

Justin Bieber has canceled all of his 2020 tour dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “While Justin—along with his band, dancers and crew—has been hard at work preparing an amazing show, he has always put the health and well-being of his fans first and foremost,” a statement reads. In addition, the statement indicates that all purchased tickets will be honored for the rescheduled dates. Find the statement below.

A little earlier than initially planned, Dua Lipa has released her sophomore album Future Nostalgia. The record, which follows 2017’s Dua Lipa, was led by “Don’t Start Now,” “Future Nostalgia,” and “Physical,” as well as “Don’t Break My Heart,” which got a new music video earlier this week. Watch below. Plus, listen to all of Future Nostalgia and find physical editions of the album at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork earns a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

Bon Iver have postponed their spring European tour in support of i,i until January 2021 in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The band’s April 27 show in Birmingham has been canceled outright; the April 15 and April 24 shows in Amsterdam and Lisbon, respectively, have yet to be rescheduled. Check out the full list of rescheduled dates below.

Kurt Vile and Cate Le Bon have pushed their spring tour to the summer. The first stop on the North American trek was scheduled for April 8 in Chicago. Now, the first show is planned for August 21 in Los Angeles. Check out Kurt Vile’s announcement, with the updated itinerary, below.

Harry Styles has postponed his 2020 tour of Europe. The shows, which were scheduled for this April, May, and June, will now take place in 2021. “Anyone who knows me, knows that performing has always been my favorite part of working in music,” Styles wrote. “However, during times like these, the safety and protection of touring crew, fans, and everyone else around the world is an immediate priority.” Find Harry Styles’ announcement below.

Brighton post-punk band Squid have signed to Warp and shared their first single of the year. “Sludge” is the group’s inaugural release on the revered indie label. Listen to the new track below, and scroll down to find the single art and Squid’s planned tour dates.

The coronavirus outbreak has prompted Jarvis Cocker to delay the release of Beyond the Pale, the debut album of his new JARV IS… project. Originally due on May 1, it’s now scheduled for release on September 4. Cocker has also postponed the accompanying tour. Check out the new UK dates below; tickets for the original dates remain valid. The North American shows will find new dates later, according to a press release.

Sharon Van Etten has postponed her 2020 spring tour. In a post on Instagram, Van Etten announced that her April tour dates will be postponed “in light of COVID-19.” “Everyone’s safety and well-being is always our #1 concern, especially during this sensitive time.” she wrote. Van Etten also stated that the rescheduled dates will be announced “when it’s appropriate.” Find her full post below.

Chilean hip-hop artist Ana Tijoux has announced her first studio album in six years. Antifa Dance is out later this year, and Tijoux has shared the title track and an accompanying music video, directed by Daniela López Lugo and co-starring Chilean singer-songwriter Alex Anwandter. Check out the colorful, post-apocalyptic visual below, as well as Tijoux’s scheduled tour dates.

Half Waif has shared another new track from her upcoming album The Caretaker. It’s called “In August,” and you can hear it below. In a statement, Half Waif explained:

Earlier this month, Billie Eilish announced that all of her March dates on her Where Do We Go? tour would be postponed due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Now, Eilish’s remaining North American dates have also been postponed. Find a list of Eilish’s tour dates that are meant to be rescheduled below.

New York-based singer/producer Shura has shared a new track called “elevator girl,” featuring Philadelphia rapper Ivy Sole. Hear it below (via Secretly Canadian).

Thom Yorke has postponed the U.S. leg of his Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes Tour, “due to restrictions put in place to minimize the spread of [coronavirus] (COVID-19),” he tweeted. “Ticket holders, please standby for information on a new routing for later this year. Apologies for the inconvenience.” Find Yorke’s updated schedule below.

Rage Against the Machine have postponed their first round of reunion tour dates with Run the Jewels, citing public health concerns about the coronavirus pandemic. They’ll postpone their spring dates in the United States and Canada with plans to resume the tour as planned after May 20. See the band’s announcement below.

My Chemical Romance have postponed their Australian and New Zealand dates on the band’s upcoming reunion tour. MCR were scheduled to kick off the trek on March 20 in Melbourne, Australia, then play Sydney the following night before heading to a concert in Auckland New Zealand on March 25. Now, the shows have been pushed back to an unknown date as a result of the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Bille Eilish just kicked off her Where Do We Go? World Tour earlier this month, but amid concerns surrounding the coronavirus outbreak, she confirmed tonight that her March tour dates have been postponed until further notice. The move comes as Live Nation announced plans to suspend all tours. There currently aren’t any details about when the rescheduled shows will take place, but tickets for the previously scheduled shows will be honored.

Amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, Live Nation Entertainment is planning to cut short all of its tours through at least the end of March, according to a statement from the company. AEG Presents is also suspending its tours, according to The New York Times.

The Killers have shared the first new single from their forthcoming album Imploding the Mirage. It’s called “Caution.” Have a listen below.

Protomartyr, who recently opened for Bernie Sanders, have announced their fifth album: The Detroit band returns with Ultimate Success Today, which is out May 29 via Domino. Watch the video for their new song “Processed by the Boys” below. Protomartyr also plan to head out on tour. Check out their schedule below.

Nilüfer Yanya has announced a forthcoming North American tour. Following dates in the UK this month with King Krule, she’s set to perform in the United States and Canada this spring. She’ll return again in October for her performances at the rescheduled Coachella 2020. Find those tour dates below.

Margo Price has announced her new album That’s How Rumors Get Started. The All American Made follow-up was produced by Sturgill Simpson and co-produced by Price and David Ferguson. The LP includes the previously shared “Stone Me” and a new song she’s shared today called “Twinkle Twinkle.” Check out that song’s new Matthew Daniel Siskin-directed music video below.

Thao & The Get Down Stay Down have announced a new record: Temple is out May 15 via Ribbon. The Oakland-based band, led by Thao Nguyen, has also shared the album’s title track alongside a music video. The visual was directed by Jonny Look and has choreography from Erin S. Murray. Watch that below.

Yaeji is back. The Korean-American producer, DJ, and vocalist has announced her first-ever mixtape, WHAT WE DREW 우리가 그려왔던, which arrives on April 2 via XL. Yaeji has also released the first single from the project, “WAKING UP DOWN,”’ with a new animated video. The video was produced by Studio Yatta and features creative direction/illustration by Annie Zhao in addition to character design by Yaeji herself. Watch that below.

Wilco and Sleater-Kinney are going on tour together. The trek, dubbed the “It’s Time” Summer 2020 Tour, takes place across the United States in August. Check out the bands’ tour poster, as well as a teaser video, below. Get tickets here. (Pitchfork earns a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)