Watch Foo Fighters’ disco video for their cover of the Bee Gees’ ‘You Should Be Dancing’

Angel Olsen has shared another new track from her forthcoming ’80s covers EP ‘Aisles’, releasing her take on ‘Safety Dance’ by Canadian synth-pop outfit Men Without Hats.Olsen’s industrial-tinged take on the 1982 classic is slower and considerably darker than the upbeat original, progressively building in intensity over time.“I felt this song could be reinterpreted to be about the time of quarantine and the fear of being around anyone or having too much fun,” Olsen commented in a statement.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic“The Mole” is on Netflix now. Maybe it’ll finally get the credit it deserves.The reality show, whose first two seasons recently arrived on the streamer, was part of the early-2000s boom in unscripted TV.

Coldplay classic ‘Yellow’ – watch it below.The new Coldplay cover follows the release of Jilian Medford’s recent album ‘Show Me How You Disappear’, which came out back in March.The video for the cover sees Medford recreating the iconic ‘Yellow’ video, which saw Chris Martin walking down the beach in a raincoat.“I’ve seen Coldplay live six times,” Ian Sweet said in a statement about her decision to cover ‘Yellow’.

Foo Fighters have shared a new video for ‘Shadow Dancing’, an Andy Gibb cover that appeared on the group’s recent disco side-project.The band first revealed their disco leanings with a cover of the Bee Gees’ ‘You Should Be Dancing’ back in February.It was then followed by a full album ‘Hail Satin’ under the name ‘Dee Gees’ earlier this month.Released as part of a Record Store Day drop, it consists of four Bee Gees covers and Andy Gibb’s solo track ‘Shadow Dancing’, plus five live versions of

Army Of The Dead‘s first spin-off has been revealed at San Diego Comic-Con.Army Of Thieves stars and is directed by Matthias Schweighöfer, who played safecracker Ludwig Dieter in Zack Snyder‘s original film.Dieter returns as the lead character in the new film, which takes place six years before the events of Army Of The Dead.

Brandi Carlile has delivered her first stadium performance since announcing news of her seventh studio album, ‘In These Silent Days’.Carlile played cuts from the album live at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, New York on Friday (July 23).

Star Trek: Prodigy" for Paramount+ and Nickelodeon has arrived.  Th trailer, which was unveiled Friday (July 23) as part of the "Star Trek" Universe panel at the virtual San Diego Comic-Con@Home event, opens on a prison planet and we hear the voice of Dal (Brett Gray) saying, "I'm getting out of here, to a better life.

The Kid LAROI has shared a video for new song ‘Not Sober’ to coincide with the release of new mixtape ‘F*ck Love 3: Over You’, which is out today (July 23).The new track features guest verses from both Polo G and Stunna Gambino, and arrives alongside a Steven Cannon-directed video that features all three rappers.Watch the music video for ‘Not Sober’ below:In addition to ‘Not Sober’, new mixtape ‘F*ck Love 3: Over You’ also includes recent Justin Bieber collaboration ‘Stay’, a track with G Herbo

Foo Fighters‘ disco side project, the Dee Gees, have shared their debut album ‘Hail Satin’ to streaming platforms.Previewed back in February with the band’s take on the Bee Gees’ ‘You Should Be Dancing’, the album originally arrived as part of a Record Store Day drop on July 17, and was recorded at the band’s Studio 606.It features four Bee Gees covers, a rendition of Andy Gibb’s ‘Shadow Dancing’ and five live versions of songs from the band’s latest studio album, last year’s ‘Medicine at

Chris Willman Music WriterRemember when Robert Johnson was all the Delta variant anyone needed? Mask up and imagine those more innocent days as you line up this weekend for the second half of Record Store Day 2021, which was divided up into two parts this summer to theoretically keep crowds down.As anyone who attended the first of the two “drops” June 12 can probably tell you, that didn’t seem to be the result.

Wolf Alice have shared the official video for ‘The Beach II’ – you can watch it below.The song closes the North London band’s third album ‘Blue Weekend’ as well as its accompanying short film of the same name, which was directed by Jordan Hemingway and premiered in London last month.Beginning with lead single ‘The Last Man On Earth’ back in February, Ellie Rowsell and co.

Chris Willman Music WriterEmmy voters had a song in their heart, or the recent memory of a favorite singer on screen, when they went to vote in the 2021 documentary categories.

Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters are unleashing their inner disco kings with their new cover of “You Should Be Dancing,” the Bee Gees’ hit from the “Saturday Night Fever” soundtrack, adding some Foo-style edge to the toe-tapping tune.

Post Malone shared the visuals for his latest single "Motley Crew" on Friday, after teasing the clip over the past week. The track is the rapper's first original release since his album Hollywood's Bleeding, which dropped back in 2019.

Foo Fighters and Madison Square Garden have released a short film titled The Day The Music Came Back, documenting the band’s recent concert at the iconic New York City venue.The concert took place on June 20, marking the venue’s first concert in 466 days.

Nothing beats a live Comic-Con with the scream of the audience, the thunder of Hall H, and the social media wattage that shines out of San Diego. I’ll never forget the first time that Marvel walked the cast of Guardians of the Galaxy from the Hilton over to the Convention Center: The fans went so crazy, you’d think some of The Beatles came back from the dead and there was an immediate reunion.

This year’s San Diego Comic-Con@Home will get a healthy helping Star Trek content as Paramount+ unveils back-to-back panels for the beloved sci-fi franchise.

Warner Bros. TV will have panels for their DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and Roswell, New Mexico during San Diego Comic-Con@Home which runs July 23-25.

EXCLUSIVE: Nothing beats trotting out your theatrical film slate with stars before a live-audience of 6,5K roaring attendees at the San Diego Convention Center’s Hall H. As such, it shouldn’t come as a shock to hear that Disney’s Marvel Studios films and MCU series won’t be putting in an appearance during the virtual edition of Comic-Con, nor will Warner Bros.’ DC films.