Mad Cool announces new date for 2021 festival

Shalini Dore Features News EditorThe 20th edition of the New York Indian Film Festival will go online, powered by Movie Saints, following in the footsteps of many other fests.Running July 24-Aug. 2, the digital NYIFF will open with the streaming of Geetha J’s Malayalam-language “Run Kalyani,” about a woman who works as a cook while caring for her ailing aunt.

Maroon 5 was one of countless artists who were forced to cancel their 2020 tour dates as the coronavirus continues to spread. However, the group announced on Monday (July 13) their official 2021 dates.

Anne-Marie took to social media on Monday (July 13) to announce that her new song "To Be Young" featuring Doja Cat will arrive on July 17.She also shared the colorful cover art for the single, featuring animated sketches of the hit-making duo, and two hands making a pinky promise."To Be Young" follows Anne-Marie's recent single, "Love Me Land," which dropped last week. See the announcement and cover art below.TO BE YOUNG ft @DojaCat COMING FRIDAY.

The new music showcase had to be cancelled this year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but dates were immediately set for May 2021 for the next edition.The Great Escape 2021, a belated 15th birthday celebration for the festival, will take place across Brighton on the weekend of May 12-15, and organisers have announced today that early bird tickets will go on sale at 9am BST tomorrow (July 14) from the festival’s website.“We are absolutely delighted to be returning to the beautiful

Matt Maltese has announced details of a forthcoming EP and shared a brand new single.New EP ‘madhouse’ is set to come out on August 7 via Nettwerk, and it’s being previewed by new track ‘hi’.‘hi’ follows recent single ‘queen bee’, which featured The Lemon Twigs‘ Brian D’Addario and Sorry‘s Asha Lorenz, in previewing the new EP.“I’ve found that sometimes the majority of the emotional journey of love and life is actually the search for an understanding of it,” Maltese said of the new EP.

Tim McGraw fans finally have a new album to look forward to.

The Mad Cool Festival will return to Madrid in 2021 for its postponed 5th-anniversary bash, unveiling the first confirmed artists of its lineup today (July 8).

Mad Cool Festival has announced its 2021 line-up, led by The Killers, Foals, Twenty One Pilots and more.Also set to play next year’s edition, which will be held between July 7-10, are the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pixies, Deftones, Royal Blood and more.The announcement today (July 8) marks what would’ve been the start of Mad Cool Festival 2020, which was cancelled back in May due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Killers, Foals and Pixies are among the returning names for 2021 from the 2020 line-up,

Guided By Voices have announced their second album of 2020, alongside a new one night only “world tour” livestream for later this month.The band will play a live concert in an empty venue in frontman Robert Pollard’s hometown of Dayton, Ohio, to be livestreamed from 10pm UK time on July 17. It’s a ticketed virtual event, with 20 per cent of proceeds to go towards venues the band have played over their nearly 40-year career.

The Front Bottoms have announced their new album ‘In Sickness & In Flames’, and a new single and video titled ‘Montgomery Forever’.The New Jersey duo’s seventh studio album will be released on August 21 via Atlantic Records, with the video for their new single streaming below.The band’s two previous singles, ‘Camouflage’ and ‘Everyone Blooms’ were released in December 2019 and April 2020 respectively, and will both feature on the new record. The full tracklisting is as follows.01. Everyone

In hopes of tapping into the vein of nostalgia and honor legends, DJ Cassidy will be kicking off his new Pass the Mic series, he tells Billboard. 

Manic Street Preachers frontman James Dean Bradfield has announced a new solo album, ‘Even In Exile’. The record features lyrics telling the story of Chilean performer and activist Victor Jara, penned by playwright Patrick Jones, who is the brother of MSP bassist and lyricist Nicky Wire.Jara was influential in Chilean creative arts, starting out as a theatre director and later becoming a singer-songwriter.

Adele, 32, was having a blast at home on June 27! The “Hello” singer decided to take a walk down memory lane as she re-watched her epic performance from the Glastonbury Music Festival back in 2016.

Black Country, New Road will be touring the UK and Ireland next year as part of an extensive run of European shows.The newcomers, named among NME’s 100 essential new artists for 2020 at the beginning of this year, will play across the continent through January and February before returning to the UK.Among their British shows is one of their largest to date, a headline performance at the Electric Ballroom in London.Also included in the tour are two rescheduled shows that were scuppered by the

Noname just dropped her new track “Song 33”.

Noname has seemingly responded to J. Cole‘s suspected criticism of her, with the release of her new track ‘Song 33’.

Earl Sweatshirt isn’t a big fan of J. Cole’s new song, “Snow On The Bluff.” Hot New Hip Hop reported today that the song from the acclaimed rapper caused a wide range of responses from people on social media, however, thus far, the remarks appear to fall into two different camps.

Ellise Shafer editorIn today’s TV news roundup, Netflix has set a premiere date and released the trailer for new series “Say I Do,” and Amazon Prime Video shared a first look at Season 2 of “Hanna.” Travel Channel announced that their new series, “Hotel Paranormal,” will premiere July 11 at 10 p.m. Narrated by Dan Aykroyd, the 10-episode series takes a terrifying look at guests’ ghostly encounters across the country, from highway motels to grand hotels.

J. Cole’s new song about the Black Lives Matter movement is causing division.