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Cameron Picton steps out post–Black Midi with My New Band Believe, a debut shaped by London’s underground scene and a turn toward darker, psychedelic folk. What once felt like fragments of his writing now comes fully into focus, expanding into a complete and distinct vision.

Tiffany Day’s HALO  album cover Daniel Corretjer Rios Writer April 6, 2026 Tiffany Day’s transition into full-blown electropop has been gradual yet intentional. That shift is fully realized on her sophomore album, HALO , an introspective, light-filled showcase of electronic production. Her debut, LOVER TOFU FRUIT , took a softer approach to processing insecurity and loneliness, with hints of more adventurous production. On standout singles like “PRETTY4U” and “START OVER,” HA

Arlo Parks’ "Ambiguous Desire" feels like a quiet conversation in a nightclub, slightly removed from everything around it. The album blends soft disco and alternative R&B while exploring healing and self-discovery, making it one of her most personal releases.

Thundercat’s Distracted marks his long-awaited return, blending melodic R&B, funk, and standout bass work across a 47-minute runtime. Featuring collaborations with Tame Impala, Mac Miller, and A$AP Rocky, the album delivers strong early highlights before settling into a more familiar sound.

Paul McCartney looks back on Liverpool in “Days We Left Behind,” the first single from Boys of Dungeon Lane, out May 29.

The All-American Rejects closed out Universal Orlando’s Mardi Gras 2026 with a high-energy performance featuring fan favorites like Dirty Little Secret and Move Along.

After nearly four years apart, BTS returns with ARIRANG, a comeback that feels earned rather than nostalgic. It’s uneven at times, but when it hits, it reminds you exactly why they matter.

Under uncertain skies, Sublime delivered a set at Reggae Rise Up that celebrated their legacy while introducing a new era with Jakob Nowell.

Our review of Harry Styles’ Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. breaks down each track as the album moves through themes of romance, longing, and self-reflection across a mix of EDM, rock, and synth-driven pop.

As March rolled in, there was no better way to start it than with Toto. Rebranded as Dogz of Oz presents Toto, the current lineup was nothing short of spectacular. From the 7/8 groove of “Jake to the Bone” to classics like “Rosanna,” “Hold the Line,” and “Africa,” the band delivered a true spectacle of musicianship, led by Steve Lukather.

Where most halftime rankings reward the biggest hits; we rank by best hits, performance and production. That's why Bad Bunny comes in at number 7 in our rankings!

Isaac Brock, frontman of Modest Mouse, taking the ZeyZey stage On February 4th, Modest Mouse played an intimate show at ZeyZey Miami as a pre-show warmup ahead of their Ice Cream Float cruise residency. The last-minute set gave fans a rare chance to see the band up close in a relaxed, rehearsal-style environment before they set sail the next day. The Venue Zeyzey Miami is an intimate, versatile space that captures a unique “underground backyard” aesthetic. The Modest Mouse pe

Mica Tenenbaum of Magdelena Bay taking the Mad Soul Stage! On Saturday December 6th, Mad Soul Music + Arts Festival celebrated its tenth year with a fresh start at its new home at the Central Florida Fairgrounds. Beginning in 2015 as a small idea between three friends, Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost and his friends Niyah and Chris. They wanted to build a space where local music, art, and social impact could all be seen in one place. Ten years later, that idea is still a

Rob Davis (Guitar), Ian Parker (Keyboard), Keith Read (Guitar), Ray Stiles (Bass) Jade Read President / Editor-In-Chief November 27th, 2025 The legendary band MUD has been part of the glam rock scene since its early days, and today they are in Faversham, UK, performing at The Old Brewery Store at Shepherd Neame. The group began in 1966 in London with the original lineup of Les Gray, Dave Mount, and current members Ray Stiles and Rob Davis. Over the years the band has brought

Thom Yorke performs ‘Paranoid Android’ under vivid blue lights during Radiohead’s 2025 European Tour. Jade Read President / Editor-In-Chief November 24th, 2025 Radiohead's four nights back in the homeland were some of the most anticipated nights in music this year. After a seven year hiatus, Radiohead decided it was time to get back on the saddle and take over the pinnacles of Europe with a 20 night tour spanning from the 4th of November until the 12th of December. In a publi

As of November 14th, 2025, Sonder Media is proud to share that we are now an official supporter of Paul McCartney’s Meat Free Monday organisation. The mission behind Meat Free Monday is easy, take one day out of the week to eat plant-based and see the world around us change! It is a small action that can help the planet, support animals, and better each one of our own lives. Meat Free Monday's Founding Meat Free Monday officially began in 2009, founded by Sir Paul McCartney a

On October 14th, The Living Tombstone brought their 2025 World Tour to Fort Lauderdale’s Revolution Live at The Backyard. A small outdoor venue turned loud concert grounds, the show delivered an unforgettable night for fans of all ages. From FNAF bangers to brand-new tracks from Rust , TLT packed the night with pure internet-era energy. The Venue To a lot of people’s surprise, maybe even to the band, so many people showed up. Performing at a small outdoor venue like Revolutio

Owain Davies during Panchiko's ZeyZey Miami Performance (10/5/2025) In the heart of Little Haiti, an unassuming venue has become a hidden gem for Miami’s music lovers. On October 5, 2025, ZeyZey Miami transformed into a nostalgic meeting ground for Panchiko and young fans as they brought their North American tour to a close. With support from Glixen and the intimate atmosphere ZeyZey is known for, the night was equivalent to the lates 90s parties in all our favorite movies. T

Liam Gallagher / Andy Bell at Rogers Stadium on August 24, 2025 Toronto got soaked, but not a soul seemed to care. On August 24, 2025, Oasis returned to Canada for the first time since their messy split, playing to a packed Rogers Stadium in the middle of a pounding rainstorm. Fans in ponchos and drenched t-shirts sang along from the very first note as Noel and Liam Gallagher walked on stage together, a sight many thought they’d never see again. The brothers kicked things off

Daya at Addition Financial Arena The night opened with Thomas Day, who gave the crowd a surprisingly long set for an opener. His performance had strong moments, but the lip-syncing was hard to ignore at first. It left some people looking around, unsure of how to feel. While it wasn’t a total dealbreaker, it did make the set feel uneven. To his credit, when he switched back to live vocals later on, it made a real difference, the songs carried more weight, and his voice felt to