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All The New Albums Coming Out In March 2024

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Keeping track of all the new albums coming out in a given month is a big job, but we’re up for it: Below is a comprehensive list of the major releases you can look forward to in March. If you’re not trying to potentially miss out on anything, it might be a good idea to keep reading.

Friday, March 1

  • Abby Sage — The Rot (Nettwerk)
  • Amaro Frietas — Y’Y (Psychic Hotline)
  • Another Sky — Beach Day (Republic)
  • Asha Imuno — Pins & Needles (GUIN Records)
  • Ben Frost — Scope Neglect (Mute)
  • The Bevis Frond — Focus on Nature (Fire)
  • Big Big Train — The Likes of Us (InsideOut Music)
  • Bruce Dickinson — The Mandrake Project (BMG)
  • Bruce Sudano — Talkin’ Ugly Truth, Tellin’ Pretty Lies (Purple Heart Rec Co)
  • BrhyM — Deep Sea Vents (Zappo Productions/Thirty Tigers)
  • Brynn Cartelli — Out of the Blue (Elektra)
  • Caravan Palace — Gangbusters Melody Club (Le Plan)
  • CHALK — Conditions II EP (Nice Swan Records)
  • Chloe George — A Cheetah Hunting in Slow Motion EP (FADER Label)
  • Dekker — Future Ghosts (Pure Noise Records)
  • Everything Everything — Mountainhead (BMG)
  • Faye Webster — Underdressed at the Symphony (Secretly Canadian)
  • Ferris & Sylvester — Otherness (Archtop Records)
  • Footballhead — Overthinking Everything (Tiny Engines)
  • Jade Dust — Grey Skies (Council Records)
  • Jahari Massamba Unit — YHWH is LOVE (Law of Rhythm)
  • Julian Lage — Speak to Me (Blue Note)
  • Julien Chang — Home For the Moment EP (Transgressive Records)
  • Hannah Frances — Keeper of the Shepherd (Ruination Record Co.)
  • Hollow Coves — Nothing to Lose (Nettwerk)
  • Kaiser Chiefs — Kaiser Chiefs’ Easy Eighth Album (Bertus Distribution/Kaiser Chiefs Recordings)
  • Kitchen Dwellers — Seven Devils (No Coincidence)
  • Kyle Gordon — Kyle Gordon Is Great (BMG)
  • Lake J — Dizzy (Cadien Lake James)
  • Late Bloomer — Another One Again (Dead Broke & Self Aware Records)
  • Liam Gallagher and John Squire — Liam Gallagher and John Squire (Warner Music UK)
  • Mannequin Pussy — I Got Heaven (Epitaph)
  • Master Peace — How to Make a Master Peace (PMR Records)
  • Mildlife — Chorus (Heavenly)
  • Mini Trees — Burn Out EP (Run For Cover Records)
  • Ministry — HOPIUMFORTHEMASSES (Analogue Productions)
  • New Years Day — Half Black Heart (Century Media Records)
  • Nils Frahm — Day (LEITER)
  • Pissed Jeans — Half Divorced (Sub Pop)
  • Punchlove — Channels (Kanine Records)
  • Robb Banks — I Think I Might Be Happy Pt. 1 (Empire)
  • Sarasara — Elixir (One Little Independent Records)
  • SAVAK — Flavors of Paradise (Peculiar Works Records)
  • Schoolboy Q — Blue Lips (Top Dawg Entertainment/Interscope Records)
  • Scout — Everything Will Make Sense EP (Sweat Entertainment)
  • Shane Smith & The Saints — Norther (Geronimo West Records)
  • Sheer Mag — Playing Favorites (Third Man Records)
  • STRFKR — Parallel Realms (Polyvinyl)
  • Tish Melton — When We’re Older EP (CMDSHFT)
  • Tyla — Tyla (Fax/Epic Records)
  • Yard Act — Where’s My Utopia? (Island)
  • Zakk Sabbath — Doomed and Forever Doomed (Magnetic Eye)

Friday, March 8

  • Ariana Grande — Eternal Sunshine (Republic)
  • Bananarama — Glorious — The Ultimate Collection (London Records)
  • Bayonne — Temporary Time (Orchestrated) (Nettwerk)
  • BEO Lil Kenny — Don’t Let Up (Quality Control Music)
  • Bktherula — LVL5 P2 (Warner)
  • Bleachers — Bleachers (Dirty Hit)
  • Bolis Pupul — Letter to You (Deewee)
  • brother bird — another year (Easy Does It Records)
  • Charles Moothart — Black Holes Don’t Choke (The Red Recordings)
  • Conscious Pilot — Epoxy Plains EP (DevilDuck Records)
  • Dion — Girl Friends (KTBA Records)
  • Discovery Zone — Quantum Web (RVNG Int’l)
  • The End Machine — The Quantum Phase (Frontiers Music Srl)
  • Ghost Work — Light a Candle for the Lonely (Spartan Records)
  • Haux — Blue Angeles (Ultra Records)
  • Hijss — Stuck On Common Ground (Heavy Psych Sound)
  • Homeshake — CD Wallet (SHHOAMKEE)
  • Judas Priest — Invincible Shield (Epic Records)
  • Kilgour — How to Put Your Hat On (Last Night Glasgow)
  • Kim Gordon — The Collective (Matador)
  • The Klittens — Reading Material EP (AWAL Recordings)
  • Konradsen — Michael’s Book on Bears (777 Music)
  • Loreena McKennitt — The Road Back Home (Quinlan Road)
  • Luke Grimes — Luke Grimes (Universal Music Group Nashville)
  • Maggie Lindemann — HEADSPLIT EP (swixxzaudio)
  • Marry Waterson & Adrian Crowley — Cuckoo Storm (One Little Independent Records)
  • Mayday Parade — Mayday Parade Lofi EP (Mango Wax Records)
  • Meatbodies — Flora Ocean Tiger Bloom (In the Red)
  • Moor Mother — The Great Bailout (Anti-)
  • Norah Jones — Visions (Blue Note Records)
  • Oisin Leech — Cold Sea (Outside Music)
  • Peach Luffe — Honey EP (Nettwerk)
  • Slow Hollows — Bullhead (Danger Collective)
  • The Stylistics — Love Is Back In Style (Marathon Records)
  • Taj Mahal — Swingin’ Live at the Church in Tulsa (Lightning Rod Records)
  • Too Close To Touch — For Keeps (Epitaph Records)

Friday, March 15

  • Beans — Boots N Cats (Fuzz Club)
  • The Black Crowes — Happiness Bastards (Silver Arrow)
  • bob junior — friends vol. 1 (777 Music)
  • BRAT — Social Grace (Prosthetic Records)
  • Charles Lloyd — The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow (Blue Note)
  • Chuck Strangers — A Forsaken Lover’s Plea (Lex Records)
  • Cory Wells — Harboring the Hurt I’ve Caused (Pure Noise Records)
  • Dan Boeckner — Boeckner! (Sub Pop)
  • The Dandy Warhols — Rockmaker (Rhino)
  • Devon Welsh — Come With Me If You Want To Live (American Dreams)
  • DragonForce — Warp Speed Warriors (Napalm Records)
  • Four Tet — Three (Text Records)
  • The Fourth Wall — Return Forever (Devilduck Records)
  • Heavee — Unleash (Hyperdub)
  • Holly Humberstone — Work in Progress EP (Darkroom/Geffen/Polydor Records)
  • Grieving — Everything Goes Right, All At Once (By The Time It Gets Dark)
  • John Lurie — Painting With John (Strange & Beautiful)
  • Jahari Massamba Unit — YHWH is LOVE (Law of Rhythm)
  • Justin Timberlake — Everything I Thought I Was (RCA Records)
  • Lenny Kravitz — Blue Electric Light (BMG)
  • Luke Dick — Lockeland (Virgin Music)
  • The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis — The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis (Impulse! Records)
  • Nemzzz — Do Not Disturb (self-released)
  • Potato Beach — Dip In (SILUH)
  • Scott Stapp — Higher Power (Napalm Records)
  • Tierra Whack — World Wide Whack (Interscope)
  • WILDES — Subsidence EP (Apollo)

Friday, March 22

  • A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, and Failure — Cinquanta (Puscifer Entertainment)
  • Adrianne Lenker — Bright Future (4AD)
  • AKTHESAVIOR and sagun — u r not alone (Platoon)
  • Alena Spanger — Fire Escape (Ruination Record Co.)
  • Barely Civil — I’d Say I’m Not Fine (Take This To Heart Records)
  • Cakes da Killa — Black Sheep (Young Art Records)
  • Carpool — My Life in Subtitles (SideOneDummy)
  • Cassie Kinoshi’s seed. — gratitude (International Anthem)
  • Chris Young — Young Love & Saturday Nights (RCA Nashville)
  • Christian McBride and Edgar Meyer — But Who’s Gonna Play The Melody? (Mack Avenue)
  • Claire Dickinson — The Beholder (New Amsterdam Records)
  • Cody Jinks — Change the Game (Late August Records)
  • Early Day Miners — Outside Lies Magic (Solid Brass Records)
  • Elbow — Audio Vertigo (Polydor/Geffen Records)
  • Empress Of — For Your Consideration (Major Arcana)
  • Fletcher — In Search of the Antidote (Capitol)
  • Gary Clark Jr. — JPEG RAW (Warner Records)
  • Glass Beams — Mahal EP (Ninja Tune)
  • Gossip — Real Power (Columbia)
  • Great Good Fine Ok — Exist EP (Nettwerk)
  • Haleluya Hailu — eternally, yours EP (604 Records)
  • Hello Maud — Celebrate (Heavenly Recordings)
  • Illiterate Light — Slow Down Time EP (Red Books Records)
  • The Jesus and Mary Chain — Glasgow Eyes (Fuzz Club)
  • Jlin — Akoma (Planet Mu)
  • Julia Holter — Something in the Room She Moves (by Domino)
  • The K’s — I Wonder if the World Knows (Lab Records)
  • Kaleah Lee — Birdwatcher EP (Bingo Records)
  • Kaleida — In Arms (Embassy One)
  • Lauran Hibberd — Girlfriend Material (Virgin Music)
  • Logic1000 — Mother (Because Music)
  • Magic Tuber String Band — Needlefall (Thrill Jockey)
  • MIZU — Forest Scenes (NNA Tapes)
  • Nourished By Time — Catching Chickens EP (XL Recordings)
  • Odetta Hartman — Swansongs (Transgressive)
  • Operator Music Band — Four Singles EP (Deep Break Records)
  • Pan American & Kramer — Reverberations of Non-Stop Traffic on Redding Road (Shimmy-Disc)
  • Prefuse 73 — Modern Crime Vol. 1 (Lex Records)
  • Rosali — Bite Down (Merge)
  • Rosie Tucker — Utopia Now! (Sentimental Records)
  • Ruston Kelly — Weakness, Etc. EP (Rounder Records)
  • SAICOBAB — NRTYA (Thrill Jockey)
  • Saint Saviour — Sunseeker (VLF Records)
  • Sam Evian — Plunge (Thirty Tigers)
  • Sam Morrow — On the Ride Here (Copaco Records)
  • Shakira — Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran (Sony Music Latin)
  • Sierra Ferrell — Trail of Flowers (Rounder)
  • SIIGHTS — Through Thick and Thin EP (Insanity Records)
  • SiR — Heavy (Top Dawg Entertainment)
  • Sly5thAve — Liberation (Tru Thoughts)
  • Son of the Velvet Rat — Ghost Ranch (Fluff & Gravy/Missing Piece Records)
  • The Staves — All Now (Nonesuch)
  • Tatyana — It’s Over (Sinderlyn)
  • USA Nails — Feel Worse (One Little Independent)
  • Van Houten — The Tallest Room (Clue Records/EMI)
  • The Veronicas — Gothic Summer (Big Noise Music Group)
  • Villagerrr — Tear Your Heart Out (Darling Recordings)
  • VR Sex — Hard Copy (Dais Records)
  • Wahid — feast, by ravens EP (Innovative Leisure)
  • Waxahatchee — Tigers Blood (Anti)
  • Wye Oak — Shriek: Variations (Merge Records)

Friday, March 29

  • Beyoncé — Act II (Parkwood Entertainment/Columbia Records)
  • Blu DeTiger — All I Ever Want Is Everything (Capitol Records)
  • Candi Carpenter — Demonology (A-Frame Records/House of 42)
  • Chastity Belt — Live Laugh Love (Suicide Squeeze)
  • Chicano Batman — Notebook Fantasy (ATO Records)
  • CNTS — Thoughts & Prayers (Ipecac Recordings)
  • Dent May — What’s For Breakfast? (Carpark Records)
  • Fanclubwallet — Our Bodies Paint Traffic Lines EP (Cool Online)
  • Flyana Boss — This Ain’t the Album EP (Atlantic Records)
  • Gesaffelstein — GAMMA (Sony)
  • gglum — The Garden Dream (Secretly Canadian)
  • Halo Maud — Celebrate (Heavenly)
  • High Llamas — Hey Panda (Drag City)
  • Holiday Ghosts — Coat of Arms (FatCat Records)
  • J-Hope — HOPE ON THE STREET VOL. 1 (BigHit Music)
  • Jake Sheppard — Midwest Marlin (Desserted City)
  • Jeremiah Fraites — Piano Piano 2 (Mercury KX)
  • Jim White — All Hits: Memories (Drag City)
  • Kelly Moran — Moves in the Field (Warp)
  • Kenny Chesney — Born (Warner Nashville)
  • Lindsey Lomis — Handle With Care EP (Warner)
  • Majesty Crush — Butterflies Don’t Go Away (The Numero Group)
  • Omar Souleyman — Erbil (Mad Decent)
  • Peel — Acid Star (Innovative Leisure)
  • Real Bad Man and Lukah — Temple Needs Water. Village Needs Peace. (Real Bad Man Records)
  • Reyna Tropical — Malegría (Psychic Hotline)
  • Ride — Interplay (Wichita Recordings/PIAS)
  • The Rocky Valentines — Erase (Fair Vaux)
  • Sarah Shook & the Disarmers — Revelations (Thirty Tigers)
  • The Secret Sisters — Mind, Man, Medicine (New West Records)
  • Shabazz Palaces — Exotic Birds of Prey (Sub Pop)
  • Sheryl Crow — Evolution (Big Machine)
  • Sum 41 — Heaven :x: Hell (Rise Records)
  • Sunglaciers — Regular Nature (Mothland)
  • Teens in Trouble — What’s Mine (Asian Man Records)
  • Texas & Spooner Oldham — The Muscle Shoals Sessions ([PIAS])
  • Yot Club — Rufus (Amuse)

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

The Artist Formerly Known As Machine Gun Kelly Has Officially Changed His Stage Name

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A few months ago, it seemed like Machine Gun Kelly (real name Colson Baker) was toying with the idea of changing his performing name. Now, he has gone ahead and done it.

As E! News notes, as of February 29, the artist’s profiles on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and YouTube all now say “mgk,” stylized in lower-case letters, and not “Machine Gun Kelly.” His social media handles on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram are still @machinegunkelly at the moment, but his X name has been changed to “mgk,” while his Instagram name is currently “colson xx blonde don.”

Kelly hasn’t publicly explained the reason behind the name change. As aforementioned, though, the seed seems to have been planted a few months ago. In November 2023, MGK gave an interview at an F1 race and asked photographers to refer to him as just “Machine,” saying, “Instead of Machine Gun, can you just hit me with Machine next time?”

This follows comedians Chad & JT attending one of MGK’s concerts wielding a sign asking the performer to change his name, a stunt that caught MGK’s attention. The pair then explained (jokingly) that they felt his name encouraged machine guns.

At this point, though, we don’t know much about the reason behind MGK’s name change. That said, it’s a natural shift, since “MGK” was already a widely used nickname for him.

Firefly Music Festival Is Sadly Not Coming Back In 2024, And It’s Not Clear When The Beloved Fest Will Return

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It is looking like another year of bad news for music lovers who were looking to attend the Firefly Music Festival in Dover, Delaware in 2024. Given that the festival didn’t take place last year either, as they were reportedly taking a break, there were questions about if it would ever return. Today (February 29), Firefly released a statement about what people can expect for now.

“Firefly Music Festival will not return in 2024,” they wrote. “We look forward to powering Firefly’s lights back on someday when the timing is right, but until then, The Woodlands will continue to host new music events for years to come. Keep on dancing, fam.”

Things seemed to have changed drastically since Firefly’s previous post, which was made in October 2022 and was an exciting confirmation that fans would get to see them in 2024. Because of this, fans on social media are upset and mourning the loss of a festival that they went to a bunch and loved.

Firefly’s traditional hosting spot at Dover’s The Woodlands will be the home to other festivals this year. Phish has appeared to be the ones taking things over, at least for 2024. The jam band announced that they’ll be hosting their new Mondegreen festival there.

Check out the post from Firefly Music Festival above.

Rico Nasty And Boys Noize Announce Their Joint EP ‘HVRDC0RE DR3AMZ’ With The Jumpy ‘ARINTINTIN’

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Back in early 2020, Rico Nasty teamed up with German music producer Boys Noize to create the pulsating “Girl Crush.” They later reunited on Rico’s 2022 standalone single “Money” with Flo Milli, which sampled “We Want Some Pussy” by 2 Live Crew. The chemistry they developed through those collaborations continues with their new single, “ARINTINTIN.” The loopy, upbeat dance floor stomper is the first single from the duo’s upcoming joint EP, HARDC0RE DR3AMZ, which they announced today with the single’s release.

The eclectic EP will mash up Boys Noize’s throwback Euro-EDM style with Rico’s freewheeling Y2K aesthetics, the perfect combination for today’s nostalgic zeitgeist.

Between Rico and Boys Noize’s last collaboration, the iconoclastic Maryland rapper kept smashing through musical boundaries with releases like her Las Ruinas album, Missy Elliott-sampling single “Freak,” last spring’s Monster Energy Tour, which she headlined, and “Turn It Up.”

Rico took some time off last autumn, but it looks like she’s only come back more energized than ever. In the press release announcing her new project, she said, “Every session was so much fun and I’m sure that energy is felt across all of these tracks. One of my favorite songs on the project is… all of them. That’s why she is so short!! Talk to you later and see you guys soon.”

HARDC0RE DR3AMZ is out 3/29 via Sugar Trap/Atlantic Records/Big Beat.

Rico Nasty is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

The Best Vinyl Releases Of February 2024

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Anybody who thought the vinyl resurgence was just a fad was mistaken: The industry has experienced a legitimate revival. As a result, music fans are interested in physical media in ways they may not have if the decades-old medium hasn’t made a comeback. That doesn’t mean everybody is listening to just their parents’ old music, though. That’s part of it, sure, thanks to rereleases that present classic albums in new ways. A vital part of the renewed vinyl wave, though, is new projects being released as records, of which there are plenty.

Whatever you might be into, each month brings a new slew of vinyl releases that has something for everybody. Some stand out above the rest, naturally, so check out some of our favorite vinyl releases of February below.

Paul McCartney & Wings — Band On The Run (50th Anniversary Edition)

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The end of The Beatles was a sad moment for music, but the silver lining was that it led to Paul McCartney forming Wings, a band that enjoyed a beloved run of its own. The group’s defining third album, 1973’s Band On The Run, turned 50 recently, so now we have a new vinyl reissue of the album. The 2LP edition includes a treat for fans: an “Underdubbed” Mixes Edition of the album, of which McCartney himself explains, “This is Band On The Run in a way you’ve never heard before. When you are making a song and putting on additional parts, like an extra guitar, that’s an overdub. Well, this version of the album is the opposite, underdubbed.”

Get it here.

Amy Winehouse — Frank (Reissue)

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We lost Amy Winehouse far too soon, but the pair of albums she left behind is special. It all started with Frank in 2003 and the album turned 20 years old recently. To celebrate, we now have the coolest-looking version of the album, a lovely new picture disc vinyl pressing.

Get it here.

The Who — Quadrophenia (Reissue) and The Who By Numbers (Reissue)

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The Who were masters when it came to making music that rewards close listening. Now, the sonic details of two of the group’s finest albums, Quadrophenia and The Who By Numbers, can be enjoyed better than ever with these new vinyl reissues, which got a half-speed mastering for the occasion.

Get Quadrophenia here. Get The Who By Numbers here.

Issac Hayes — Hot Buttered Soul (Reissue)

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As part of their Small Batch vinyl series, Craft Recordings has come through with an audiophile-friendly version of an Isaac Hayes classic, which features lacquers cut from the original tapes. Ultimately, Craft proclaims this release to be “as close as the listener can get to the original recording.” As the name of the reissue series suggests, this isn’t one to take your time with, as it’s limited to only 3,000 copies. The overall packaging of the reissue is also stunning.

Get it here.

Idles — Tangk

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Uproxx’s Grant Sharples wrote of the latest album from UK rockers Idles, “The Bristol post-punk band Idles used to operate in one mode: loud, abrasive, and often furious. Their sheer volume was their main signifier, but now they’ve partially softened up, adding more subtlety to their anthemic tunes. On Tangk, their fifth record, the intensity remains, but rather than going in a purely punk direction, they make their noisy guitars and unrelenting drums a bit more rhythmic.”

If that sounds good to you, the band is selling the LP in a number of neat-colored vinyl editions.

Get it here.

John Coltrane — A Love Supreme (VMP Edition)

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Reissue kings Vinyl Me, Please have an impressive new edition of the John Coltrane classic A Love Supreme. It’s one for completionists: The 8LP box set features the album itself, as well as “every live and alternate take.” If you wanted the ultimate experience of one of jazz’s most iconic recordings, this is it.

Get it here.

Grandaddy — Blu Wav

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After some time away, Grandaddy has been back at it over the past few years. February yielded the indie favorites’ sixth album, Blu Wav, and the blue marble vinyl pressing is a gorgeous way to enjoy it.

Get it here.

MGMT — Loss Of Life

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Similarly, MGMT also pressed their latest LP on some vibrant vinyl colors, like the tangerine version seen above. In her review of the project, Uproxx’s Carolyn Droke wrote, “As a whole, Loss Of Life shows MGMT have gone full circle and come back to their foundations as an indie band, both sonically by shedding the dark melodies of 2018’s Little Dark Age in favor of a more buoyant sound, and literally by signing to an independent record label.”

Get it here.

Usher — Coming Home

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Usher had a bigger February than anybody with his Super Bowl Halftime Show and his new album, Coming Home. The performance was the headline news, but if you’re not sleeping on the new LP, Usher has it available on slick clear vinyl.

Get it here.

Helado Negro — Phasor

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Helado Negro has been consistently rock-solid for over a decade now, busting out a new album usually at least every couple years since 2009. His eighth LP, Phasor, arrived earlier this month, and you have options in terms of vinyl aesthetics. There’s the “coke bottle translucent green” pressing pictured above, or a standard black if you’re more of a tried-and-true traditionalist.

Get it here.

Detroit’s Movement Festival Adds Ludacris, Channel Tres, And More To Its Final Lineup

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Back in January Detroit’s Movement Festival announced its initial lineup led by big beat pioneer Fatboy Slim. Today, the long-running EDM fest made some major adjustments, adding two new headliners, Richie Hawtin and Solomun, along with a slew of additional names including Channel Tres, Dom Dolla, Tee Grizzley, and Ludacris. The festival, which now comprises 115 acts on six stages across three days, takes over Hart Plaza on May 25, 26, and 27.

General Admission tickets are already on sale starting at $139 plus fees for a one-day pass ($289 plus fees for the full weekend), while 3-day VIP pass start at $419 + fees. For more information about Movement Festival for 2024, visit their official website.

The full lineup, in alphabetical order by day, is below:

Saturday, May 25

Aboudi Issa
Acemoma
Ataxia B2 B Mister Joshooa
Barclay Crenshaw
Blaaqgold *
Carl Craig (live)
Channel Tres (DJ Set)
Colin Benders
Dames Brown
Dj 3000
Dj Etta
Dj Holographic
Dj Psycho
Dom Dolla
Donovan Glover *
Dreamcastmoe
Floorplan
Francois Dillinger
Honeyluv
Huey Mnemonic
J House *
James Ruskin
Jayda G
Julia Govor
Jyot
Loco Dice
Lp Giobbi
Ludacris
Major League Djz
Masquenada *
Mona Black
Paranoid London (live)
Partiboi69 (live)
Reference
Rimarkable
Ryan Elliott
Secrets (live)
Skream
Solomun
Speedy J
Stacey Hotwaxx Hale
Stacey Pullen
Tee Grizzley
Tylr_
Waajeed

Sunday, May 26

999999999
2 Lanes (live)
Adiel
Anané
Avalon Emerson
Blair French ^
Coco & Breezy
Delano Smith
Detroit Bureau of Sound
Dj Godfather
Dream Beach
Eddie Logix ^
Ellen Allien
Fabiola
Fatima Hajji
Floating Points
Héctor Oaks
Heidy P ^
I Hate Models
Jacob Park
James Blake (DJ Set)
Joseph Capriati
K-1
Kevin Saunderson B2 B Idris Elba
Ladymonix
Masters at Work
Moonlighter ^
Mount Kimbie
Musclecars
Nicole Moudaber
Peter Croce ^
Richie Hawtin
Ron Trent
Sama’ Abdulhadi
Sheefy Mcfly B2 B Ak
Sts (live)
T.Linder B2 B DJ Seoul
Tammy Lakkis
Teknono
the Blessed Madonna
the Saunderson Brothers
Tiga
Will Clarke

Monday, May 27

ANT TC1
Armanni Reign
Augustus Williams
Azzecca
Borderland (Juan Atkins, Laurens & Moritz Von Oswald)
Boys Noize B2 B Vtss
British Murder Boys
Bruce Bailey
Channel Badso (vocalist) +
Chris Lake
Dbridge
Dee Diggs
Dj Cent
Dj Minx
Dj Tennis B2 B Gerd Janson
Drs: In Session (ft. Dogger)
Drummer B
Fatboy Slim
Goldie (live band)
Goldie (DJ Set)
Gorgon City
Hiroko Yamamura
Honey Dijon
Horse Meat Disco
Indira Paganotto
Jaguar
Jah T (vocalist) +
John Collins
King Jazzy (vocalist) +
King Mellowman (vocalist) +
Kinky P +
Ltj Bukem
Martyn
Negus Arubis (vocalist) +
Papa Joshua +
Patrick Mason
Patrick Russell
Ranking Gimp +
Seth Troxler
Skarpion Sting (vocalist) +
Skin on Skin
Something Blue
Special Request
Tama Sumo B2 B Lakuti
Terrence Parker
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Teezo Touchdown Teamed Up With A24 To Cover A Talking Heads Deep Cut For A ‘Stop Making Sense’ Re-Release

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Last August, film nerd favorite indie distributor A24 announced it had acquired the rights to re-release the Talking Heads concert film, Stop Making Sense. Then, early this year, A24 revealed that a tribute album to the film — and the works of the quirky, inventive band’s expansive discography — called Everyone’s Getting Involved: A Tribute To Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense was in the works (with a suitably David Byrne-ish title, no less). After sharing Paramore’s cover of “Burning Down The House” last month, the next release from the tribute is Teezo Touchdown’s cover of “Making Flippy Floppy.”

The Texas artist is a fitting choice, as his own music refuses categorization or simplification. An album cut from the Heads’ 1983 album Speaking In Tongues, “Making Flippy Floppy” is perhaps less well-known than tracks like “Once In A Lifetime” or “This Must Be the Place,” but its funky bassline and elastic groove translate well in Teezo’s hands. While it’s a relatively straightforward cover that doesn’t try to get too cheeky or experimental, Teezo’s enthusiasm for the material is clear in his full-throated delivery of each line.

Everyone’s Getting Involved: A Tribute To Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense will mirror the original soundtrack album’s tracklist, with contributions from BADBADNOTGOOD, Blondshell, The Cavemen, Chicano Batman Feat. Money Mark, DJ Tunez, El Mató a un Policía Motorizado, Girl in Red, Jean Dawson, Kevin Abstract, The Linda Lindas, Lorde, Miley Cyrus, The National, and Toro y Moi

2024 looks like the year for cover projects inspired by films; the Bob Marley biopic One Love spawned its own covers EP with takes on Wailers classics from the likes of Leon Bridges, Daniel Caesar, and more.

Check out Teezo Touchdown’s “Making Flippy Floppy” cover above.

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Here Are The Extra Innings Festival Set Times For 2024

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Extra Innings is hosting their festival again this weekend in Tempe, Arizona, and they just released the set times for those attending. With Chris Stapleton, Dave Matthews Band, and Noah Kahan headlining the two-day fest, there are a ton of other acts to catch in the jam-packed lineup. For additional information, visit their website.

Here’s what to know about when they’ll be performing.

Extra Innings Festival Set Times For 2024: Friday, March 1

On the Home Plate stage, The Takes are on from 12:35 to 1:05 (all times local and p.m.), Kaitlin Butts is on from 1:35 to 2:20, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram is on from 3:05 to 4:05, Elle King is on from 5:10 to 6:10, Ryan Bingham is on from 7:20 to 8:20, and Chris Stapleton is on from 9:30 to 11:00.

On the Right Field stage, Goodnight Texas is on from 1:05 to 1:35, Donavon Frankenreiter is on from 2:20 to 3:05, Shane Smith & The Saints are on from 4:05 to 5:05, Charley Crockett is on from 6:15 to 7:15, and Turnpike Troubadours are on from 8:25 to 9:25.

Extra Innings Festival Set Times For 2024: Saturday, March 2

On the Home Plate stage, Jade Bird is on from 1:20 to 2:05 p.m., Richy Mitch & The Coalminers are on from 2:50 to 3:35, Sheryl Crow is on from 4:40 to 5:40, Noah Kahan is on from 6:50 to 7:50, and Dave Matthews Band is on from 9:00 to 11:00.

On the Right Field stage, Ben Goldsmith is on from 12:35 to 1:20, Josiah & The Bonnevilles are on from 2:05 to 2:50, Larkin Poe is on from 3:35 to 4:35, Gin Blossoms is on from 5:45 to 6:45, and Morgan Wade is on from 7:55 to 8:55.

Find the full set times schedule below.

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

How To See Your Apple Music Recap For January 2024

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A fun end-of-year tradition most music streaming services have is a recap of everything users listened to over the previous 12 months. The bummer about it, though, is that it only comes once a year. Starting in early 2024, though, Apple Music introduced a monthly version of its Replay feature, so users can get data on their listening habits year-round.

If you’re an Apple Music user who would like to know how to use the new monthly Replay, read on.

How To See Your Apple Music Recap For January 2024

The process is pretty simple: visit replay.music.apple.com, log in with your Apple ID, and there you go.

As for what the new Replay feature offers, an Apple Music support page explains:

  • “Get insights every month: Once you’re eligible, you can see your top songs, artists, and albums every month based on play count and time spent listening. And you can see any milestones you’ve reached listening to music.
  • See your year-end Replay: At the end of the calendar year, you can see your top songs, artists, albums, genres, playlists, and stations, along with play counts, totals, and the time that you’ve spent listening to them.
  • Play your year-end highlight reel: Celebrate your year in music with an audio and visual recap of the music that you listened to the most.
  • Share insights: Tap the Share button to share your personalized listening insights in a message and on social media.”

That page offers more detail beyond that, so check it out here to learn more.

Here Are The Innings Festival Set Times For 2024

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Innings Festival is here! The baseball-themed music fest kicks off in Tempe, Arizona later today (February 23), so if you’re wondering about who performs when, keep scrolling for this weekend’s set times. Also check out the festival website for more information about the event.

Innings Festival Set Times For 2024: Friday, February 23

On the Home Plate stage, Taipei Houston is on from 1:20 to 2:05 (all times local and p.m.), Bully is on from 2:50 to 3:35, 311 is on from 4:40 to 5:40, Greta Van Fleet is on from 6:50 to 8:05, and Red Hot Chili Peppers are on from 9:15 to 11.

On the Right Field Stage, Breakup Shoes are on from 12:50 to 1:20, The Beaches are on from 2:05 to 2:50, Matt And Kim are on from 3:35 to 4:35, Phantogram is on from 5:45 to 6:45, and Jimmy Eat World is on from 8:10 to 9:10.

Innings Festival Set Times For 2024: Saturday, February 24

On the Home Plate stage, Finish Ticket is on from 1:25 to 2:10, The Criticals are on from 2:55 to 3:55, Young The Giant is on from 5 to 6, Macklemore is on from 7:10 to 8:10, and Hozier is on from 9:30 to 11.

On the Right Field Stage, Nat & Alex Wolf are on from 12:55 to 1:25, Miya Folick is on from 2:10 to 2:55, Cautious Clay is on from 3:55 to 4:55, Cannons are on from 6:05 to 7:05, and Third Eye Blind is on from 8:15 to 9:15.

Find the full set times schedule for both days below.

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.