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Watch a model screen test for a spoof soft-drink ad in Jonathan Zawada’s accompanying video

The Australian artist will play shows across North America this fall, then head to Europe and the UK in February of next year

The rapper also shared a phone number for fans to “text your apologies”

The addition brings the Australian run to five shows.

The year is 1983 and the kids are hungry

The tour wraps with five Australian and New Zealand dates in January 2027.

Long plagued by leakers, the Detroit rapper takes control on his latest project, cobbling leaked material into a mixtape that benefits from its looseness.

The pop singer makes a break for riskier, more exciting musical territory, swerving between noisy club bangers and newly subtle pop gems.

The cellist and guitarist collaborate on a set of relaxed, generous music that conjures ghosts of British folk and Pacific Northwest indie rock.

Dense, glassy electropop gives way to transparent meditations on grief and personal transformation on the new album from PC Music alum Hayden Dunham.

The sellout builds on a remarkable run of momentum for the Melbourne-born DJ.

Written to get their label off their back, Toto’s Africa – written by a man who’d never been there – has become inescapable

Perfect Crime has long been considered the Holy Grail of unreleased Guns N’ Roses footage

Now working as a trio, the Pittsburgh band’s second album is heavier, uglier, and far more glitched out than its predecessor. It’s also lovelier, more full of life, and more empathetic.

On her second album, the South Africa-born, Melbourne-raised artist channels a wide range of influences—jazz vocalists, ’90s alt-rock, bhangra, hip-hop, and more—through a feminist punk lens.

On their first collaborative album in over a decade, the Qawwali composer joins the Radiohead guitarist at his Oxford studio for a subtle, trance-like set.

Sparkling with anime and video game influences, the Chicago producer’s second album combines breakcore, footwork, and jungle to summon a cypher that transforms self-narrative into saga.

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we look back at the first real glimpse of electric Miles and the swan…

With its shout-along hooks and pop drama, Jack Antonoff’s latest isn’t so different from the others, but his myopic views on modern life and celebrity are becoming harder to bear.

Public Enemy has been added to the Power To The People Festival 2026 lineup alongside Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, Dave Matthews and more at the October 3 event in Columbia, Maryland.