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The Sphere in Las Vegas was opened to the public on September 29, 2023 to vast interest and awe in the spectacle that is The Sphere. The Sphere has been host to a lot of different events like UFC 306, countless movies and the main one, many different residencies from musical artists. The bands include Dead & Company, The Eagles, Backstreet Boys, Phish, and U2. So if a Sphere is built in the music city, who would be some artists that could play there?

'90s twee band Heavenly returns many years later in the same style and form previously inhabited by the band.

Breakcore/hyperpop duo Femtanyl release their very first full length LP and it rocks!

Americana-leaning rockers Midnight Sky deliver a bright, purposeful performance with their latest single, “Straight At the Sun.” Pulled from the album Just Before Dawn, the track balances thoughtful lyricism with an accessible, radio-friendly sheen — a combination that should resonate strongly with fans of roots-oriented country rock and Triple A formats alike.

There’s a certain kind of rock record that doesn’t announce itself with flash—it arrives with conviction. On The Journey, released March 6, 2026, Eleyet McConnell don’t chase trends, they chase truth. And they do it with guitars up, eyes forward, and zero interest in playing it safe.

One of the biggest music festivals in music, Louder than Life, which takes place in Louisville, Kentucky in September from the 17th to the 20th, has just dropped their line up and fans are extremely excited. It boasts huge bands like, Limp Bizkit, Iron Maiden, Tool, Pantera and Danzig on the same day, and there are so many other amazing band lineups that are in this festival.

There’s something undeniably electric about a song that isn’t afraid to feel good. No irony. No apology. Just pure, unfiltered joy. With “Say It Two Times,” Pam Ross   doesn’t just deliver a love song — she plugs it straight into the emotional mainline and lets it surge. From the first verse, Ross sets the stage with a snapshot of life stuck in neutral. Routine days. Emotional autopilot. The kind of existence that feels safe but colorless. And then — boom — love crashes in an

Review covering Stereolab's latest two singles, and the intrigue surrounding the idea of future releases from the group.

Grammy-winning Latin pop star, Bad Bunny, made sure Super Bowl LX was something to remember with his performance during halftime last night. Heavily inspired by Puerto Rican culture, symbolism and messges of love were laced throughout the entire performance.

Following up on the success hit tracks like ‘Better Than Me’ from her first EP ‘Claire’ and singles such as 'Cherry Pie (i think i love you)', Deyyess is back with an equally packed selection of catchy tunes in her second extended play titled ‘Would You Go Down On A Girl?’