Betting on the Grammys
Nominees for the annual music awards were announced last week and The Rockhound is handicapping the Grammy prediction markets on Kalshi and revealing best bets
Betting on the Grammys
The Cure for a Lost World
The English alt-rock band The Cure returns with their first album in 16 years, Songs of a Lost World. It’s a melancholy record that will attract die-hard fans and new listeners alike.
‘VIVA HINDS!’ Comes to Chicago
Ahead of their headlining gig at Thalia Hall, Spain-based indie-rock band Hinds chatted with The Rockhound about their latest album, the North American leg of tour and overcoming the hardest years of their career
Coldplay Falls Flat on ‘Moon Music’
For one of the most widely known pop-rock acts in the industry, the British band delivered a lackluster collection of disjointed songs and tacky lyricism
An Oasis of Nostalgia
Major band splits have led to massive reunions and arena or stadium tours, including the Britpop assembly of Gallagher brothers for a 2025 Oasis world tour
Nelson, Dylan and Mellencamp: Three Generations of Country, Folk and Rock
The Outlaw Music Festival hosted a legendary lineup, but one fabled performer turned in a lackluster performance
The Rudiments of Ty Segall’s Percussion Past
The multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter is releasing his 15th studio album, but this time he’s ditching the guitar to pick up on his love for drums
Sammy Hagar Delivers The Best of All Worlds
The solo singer and guitarist, also known for bands Montrose and Van Halen, played over two hours of the best songs from his career
The Greeting Committee Returns with Vibrant Alt-Pop Album
The Kansas City-based indie pop-rock band is set to release their third studio album, ‘Everyone’s Gone and I Know I’m The Cause’—an ode to creative maturity that will make you want to dance
Finom Declares You’re ‘Not God’ On New Album
The Chicago experimental rock duo is releasing their first album under a new band name. Though frustrating, the change has given them the opportunity to create what they want, on their own terms.