new age

1986. Blake Shelton’s ‘For Recreational Use Only’ Is a Rowdy Return to Form with a Sentimental Core: (Latest); ... with the kind of laid-back confidence you can’t fake. It’s Shelton at his most relaxed, most reflective—and, paradoxically, his most purposeful. “I’m always chasing songs that say something new,” Shelton ...; Created on 09 May 2025
1987. Bailey Zimmerman and Luke Combs Bring Grit, Fire, and a "Backup Plan" to Country’s Frontline: (Latest); ... at Nashville’s city limits. Then there’s the New To Country Tour, a name that feels almost ironic for an artist who’s been burning up the charts and stages for years now. Kicking off June 6 in Indianapolis, ...; Created on 05 May 2025
1988. Green Day’s 'Ballyhoo' Is a Nostalgic Punch That Still Hit: (Reviews); Just recently, Green Day dropped a new track called “Ballyhoo.” I’m writing this review as someone who used to scream the lyrics to “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” and play “Basket Case” covers on my electric ...; Created on 03 May 2025
1989. Simple Minds Announce Live Album Live in The City of Diamonds and Massive 2025 North American Tour: (Latest); Simple Minds are officially back in a big way. The iconic Scottish band have dropped Live in The City of Diamonds via BMG, a new live album that captures the electric energy of their 2024 sold-out show ...; Created on 26 April 2025
1990. A Stylish Strut into Pop Punk: Alex Porat’s 'Better Than That: (Reviews); When I look at the cover art for Alex Porat’s new track “Better Than That,” it kind of looks like she’s on her way somewhere—while also striking a fabulous pose. I’m not sure how that image would translate ...; Created on 25 April 2025