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Olivia Rodrigo announced Daisy Chain Fields, a two-stage festival on August 29 at Great Park in Irvine, CA, featuring an all-women lineup including Bikini Kill, Mitski, Chappell Roan, Doechii, Garbage and more, with special guests Karen O, Sarah McLachlan and Stevie Nicks; 100% of net proceeds will go to women- and girls-focused charities, and presales begin June 24.
Mitski delivers a masterful, genre-blending live show at NYC's Shed, pairing theatrical visuals and precise choreography with expansive vocals across her new material and catalog, creating a joyous, immersive concert that fuses pop with performance art.
BrooklynVegan’s Notable Releases of the Week highlights Mitski’s Nothing’s About to Happen to Me, Buck Meek’s The Mirror, Nothing’s A Short History of Decay, and deathcrash’s Somersaults among a slate of indie‑leaning titles (GENA, Voxtrot, Crooked Fingers, Lala Lala), while also noting festival lineups, Hall of Fame nominations, and new episodes of BV Weekly.
Pitchfork's New Music Friday highlights 11 new releases this week, spanning Mitski's Nothing’s About to Happen to Me, Bill Callahan's My Days of 58, Gorillaz's The Mountain with a star-studded guest list, Gena's The Pleasure Is Yours (Liv.e & Karriem Riggins), Bruno Mars's The Romantic, Heavenly's Highway to Heavenly, Blackpink's Deadline, Caterina Barbieri & Bendik Giske's At Source, Sideshow's Tigray Funk, Maria BC's Marathon, and Iron & Wine's Hen's Teeth, showing a diverse mix of indie rock, electronic, pop, rap, and folk across new releases.
Former President Barack Obama has released his annual list of favorite songs for 2023, featuring a diverse array of artists from indie acts like Indigo de Souza and Big Thief to African pop stars such as Tyla and Burna Boy. The list also includes British rappers, R&B artists, and country musicians, as well as notable duets from major artists like Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar. This eclectic mix highlights Obama's varied musical taste and continues his tradition of sharing personal cultural picks.
Mitski hosted listening events for her upcoming album "The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We" in various cities, including Nashville's Belcourt Theatre. Fans gathered to listen to the album a week before its release, unaware that Mitski would make a surprise live appearance and perform in Nashville only. The event created a special atmosphere, capturing the excitement of the fans.
Mitski, the beloved indie singer-songwriter, has announced her upcoming album, "The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We," set to be released in September. The album's first single, "Bug Like an Angel," features a choir and a heartfelt message about love. Mitski worked on the album with her longtime producer and recorded in Nashville and Los Angeles. This will be her seventh album and fourth on Dead Oceans.