Good morning. Right here’s all it’s worthwhile to learn about what went on in the world of music in the previous 24 hours:
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Bob Dylan announced a brand new slate of U.S. tour dates for this fall. As did Lana Del Rey, The Weeknd and Dogstar.
Eddie Vedder will play a pair of benefit shows this October in Seattle.
This isn’t a drill (or a joke): There will probably be a second Fyre Festival in 2024. Good luck in case you’re planning on going.
Nas launched a video for “Black Magic.” Quavo honored Takeoff in his video for “Hold Me.”
Explosions in the Sky, Chemical Brothers (with an help from Beck) shared new songs. The legendary Al Inexperienced launched his first new track in 5 years, which is a canopy of Lou Reed’s “Perfect Day.”
Jack Antonoff’s Bleachers is releasing a brand new stay album this Friday on his new label, Soiled Hit.
Want a brand new therapist in the Los Angeles space? Grizzly Bear’s Ed Droste is on the market. The multi-instrumentalist introduced his profession pivot in an Instagram submit.
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