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On Monday, Deadline reported that Timothée Chalamet is in talks to portray a young Bob Dylan during the time that Dylan was set to become folk music’s most influential artist. The film will center on Dylan swapping his acoustic guitar for an electric one, and the uproar that was caused by that decision. Ask your parents or […]
Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has officially shared the lineup for 2020. In addition to previous reports that Travis Scott, Frank Ocean, and Rage Against the Machine would be headlining the festival turning out to be true, Coachella has shared that 21 Savage, FKA twigs, Calvin Harris, Run the Jewels, Megan Thee Stallion, City Girls, DaBaby, Summer Walker, […]
Cereal is something you can’t possibly mess up. Or, at least, you shouldn’t be able to mess up. It’s quite simple—you combine cereal and milk in a bowl, and that’s it. If that’s too difficult to understand, cereal boxes typically have an image on the front that shows you what the end product should look like. With that […]
We don’t make ranked lists on Pigeons & Planes anymore, and the only definitive “best of” list we make these days is Best New Artists. We thought about capping the year with a Best Artists of 2019, but it didn’t feel right. The way music moves today is different from how it moved even just […]
Harry Styles‘ sophomore solo studio album, Fine Line, has debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album also earned the third-biggest debut this year after earning 478,000 equivalent album units in its opening week. Of that sum, 393,000 units consisted of traditional album sales. Styles’ sophomore effort came dangerously close to surpassing Post Malone‘s Hollywood’s Bleeding, which debuted with 489,000 album units, while Lover by […]
After revisiting his debut, self-titled solo album, Harry Styles concluded there were some areas where he held himself back. Which is why he decided to change his approach when it came to the much-anticipated follow-up Fine Line. “When I listen to the first album now, I can hear all of the places where I feel […]
Kid Rock, he of up-jumping the boogie, has received some publicly shared advice from none other than Detroit’s Royce da 5’9″ following recent comments made about the closing of a certain restaurant. “Please shut the fuck up,” Royce advised via Twitter, “and get a publicist before you start a fire that can only be put out by […]
As the usual end-of-year hoopla continues, fellow students of pop culture are dually met this time around with meditations on the closing out of a particularly stacked decade. Adding to the conversation this week is the release of Spotify’s annual ranking of the year’s most-streamed artists, accompanied this go-around by similar stats for the decade. […]
Musicians are offering support to a 15-year-old guitarist who was accidentally shot by a Chicago police officer. According to the Chicago Tribune, Rylan Wilder was finishing his shift at the UpBeat Music and Arts center when he was struck by bullets meant for a bank robber. He was hit in both the arm and the abdomen by the police officer. The […]
A wasted Kid Rock was escorted off stage this week after delivering an expletive-filled rant about three specific women in media. The incident occurred at Kid Rock’s Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock N’ Roll Steakhouse in Nashville, where he was filmed taking aim at Oprah Winfrey and Joy Behar in front of a large group of patrons. “I’m not […]
