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Glastonbury‘s #LiveAtWorthyFarm – an ambitious live-streamed event that will take performances from the likes of Coldplay, Damon Albarn and Haim.After teasing the event earlier this week, Eavis has now confirmed that Glastonbury fans can take part in a virtual night at Worthy Farm on May 22.The Glastonbury boss said it will be “very ambitious” and see a selection of acts performing in recognisable locations from across the farm.“We’re very pleased to announce that on the 22 May, we’re going to

While it was heartbreaking to witness BTS not being able to 'deservedly' win their first-ever Grammy for Dynamite in the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category, the septet left everyone breathless with yet another stellar performance of their Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 single at Grammys 2021.

all of the nominees for Best Rock Performance are women: Fiona Apple (“Shemeika”), Haim (“The Steps”), Grace Potter (“Daylight”), Brittany Howard (“Stay High”), Big Thief (“Not”) and Phoebe Bridgers (“Kyoto”).While those first three names might be pretty familiar, the latter two represent a wave of fresh female artists injecting a jolt of their own cool indie spirit into rock.

HAIM have reportedly been tapped to provide original music for the upcoming Netflix animated musical Witch Boy, according to Deadline. It's not yet clear how much music the trio will provide for the film.

It's unofficially HAIM week at The FADER. The sister three-piece's song "The Steps" was chosen as our favorite song of the year, and its album Women in Music Pt.

Taylor Swift — rarefied air only shared by the likes of Adele and Beyoncé — you don’t do anything small.So instead of releasing a deluxe edition of “Folkore” — her surprise July release that’s the best-selling LP of 2020 — the 30-year-old “Shake It Off” singer dropped an entire “sister” album, “Evermore,” out of nowhere on Friday.Arriving at the beginning of Hanukkah, two weeks before Christmas and three days before the star’s birthday, it’s the ultimate gift for Swifties.Consider your stocking

Remember a time when the world wasn’t so crazy? You could walk into a deli, with no facial covering whatsoever, and order a sandwich from someone without having to stand six feet away from them. It was a simpler time.

Philip Seymour Hoffman's son is following in his late, great father's footsteps with a debut role in Paul Thomas Anderson's new movie. announced that Cooper Hoffman has been cast as the lead of PTA's untitled '70s-set coming-of-age drama filming now.The film is said to be set in California's San Fernando Valley and follows a high school student who is also a successful child actor.

HAIM are pushing back the release date of their third album Women in Music Pt. III. The record, originally set for an April 24 release, will now arrive in the summertime, “due to everything that is going on with COVID-19 and the changing nature of travel policies and quarantines across the world,” the trio wrote. Find HAIM’s note below.

HAIM have announced that their new album Women In Music Pt. III, which was initially scheduled to be released next month, will now be pushed to later this summer. In a statement, the Haim sisters wrote: "We had so many amazing things planned — trips to Europe and Australia as well as a tour where we would all dance and sing together. But the health and safety of our fans, crew and team is our #1 concern."

Last night, HAIM kicked off their five-stop deli tour at Sarge's in New York City. Crammed into the decades-old Murray Hill pillar amid heaps of pastrami and bowls of matzoh ball soup, the sister act delivered a four-song acoustic set that brought together some of their older hits ("The Wire" and "Want You Back") and some newer cuts ("Summer Girl" and new single "The Steps.")

HAIM were the musical guests on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. In addition to performing “The Steps” from their upcoming album Women in Music Pt. III (with assistance from Rostam), they appeared in a musical sketch called “I Liked an Instagram Post” wherein the sisters and Fallon sing about the shame of liking a super old post. Watch it all happen below.

HAIM have announced a series of shows that they’ll play at delis across the United States. The five deli stops will take place in New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Denver, and Los Angeles. “We’ve never done anything like this before,” the band wrote, “so let’s all get together and eat some matzo ball soup and we’ll play you some songs live. Maybe some new ones??” Check out HAIM’s Deli Tour poster below.

HAIM have announced their third album: Women in Music Pt. III is out April 24 (via Columbia). Check out the album cover, shot by family friend and frequent collaborator Paul Thomas Anderson, below. Find physical editions of WIMPIII at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

Thundercat’s new video for his single “Dragonball Durag” shows the singer/bassist trying to impress some ladies while wearing his Dragonball durag. After striking out with comedian Quinta Brunson, he makes some overtures to Kali Uchis (who promptly calls the police). The video ends with him popping out of a dumpster to dance for HAIM. Watch it all happen below.

The HAIM sisters appeared on the CBS game show The Price is Right, banging out on the drums and riffing with host Drew Carey. Check it out below.

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