Music
The Wait is Over! Iconic Band Oasis Reveals Massive 2027 World Tour Dates
Oasis has confirmed a massive 2027 world tour, with dates spanning the U.K., Europe, and the U.S., culminating in a return to the iconic Knebworth House. This follows their successful 'Live ’25' reunion, marked by a new documentary and significant chart achievements. Fans must register by September 17 to access a ballot for tickets, as there will be no general onsale.
Read More ( 4 min. read)→Punk Rock Mourns: Dead Boys Co-Founder Cheetah Chrome Passes Away at 71
Cheetah Chrome, the iconic guitarist and co-founder of punk pioneers Dead Boys, has died at 71. Remembered for his feral guitar riffs and significant contributions to the punk rock movement, Chrome's career spanned from Rocket From the Tombs to Dead Boys, solo projects, and a memoir. His legacy includes hits like "Sonic Reducer" and continuous influence on generations of musicians.Precious Eseaye
The Fray and Dashboard Confessional Announce Massive 2027 Tour Down Under!
The Fray will embark on their Summer of Light Tour across Australia and New Zealand in February 2027, showcasing their new album "A Light That Waits" and performing beloved hits. The tour includes both indoor headline shows with Dashboard Confessional and Rachael Fahim, and outdoor Lookout Festival dates featuring Bastille, Killing Heidi, and Little Birdy. This marks their first return since a sold-out 2025 run and their debut performance in New Zealand.Precious Eseaye
Fans Crown Dove Cameron's 'When in Rome' This Week's Hottest New Music!
Dove Cameron's enchanting new single, "When in Rome," has overwhelmingly topped Billboard's latest new music poll, serving as the lead track for her upcoming debut album. Inspired by her engagement to Måneskin's Damiano David, the whimsical love song is accompanied by a playful, romance-filled music video.Precious Eseaye
When Fuji Becomes Trap: Are We Preserving Nigerian Music or Repackaging It?
Fuji is being reshaped with trap beats for a new generation, but does this musical reinvention preserve its heritage or strip the culture from the sound?Zainab Bakare



