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Wisp Brings Ethereal Power and Representation to the Fonda Theatre - Blurred Culture
At the Fonda Theatre, Wisp transformed her viral shoegaze sound into a transcendent live experience. Joined by Temachii and Dream Ivory, she delivered an unforgettable night that celebrated Asian representation in alternative music.
Hiatus Kaiyote and Snarky Puppy Unleash a Wild Night of Genre-Bending Brilliance at the Hollywood Bowl - Blurred Culture
Under the open sky of the Hollywood Bowl, Hiatus Kaiyote and Snarky Puppy delivered an unforgettable night of experimental soul and jazz-funk mastery, joined by Georgia Anne Muldrow’s cosmic opening set—a perfect fusion of artistry, community, and sound without boundaries.
Allie X Shines on “Reunite”- A Joyful Return to Self - Blurred Culture
Allie X’s new single “Reunite” blends playful pop with personal reflection, marking one of her most optimistic tracks yet. A preview of her upcoming album Happiness Is Going to Get You, it shows her power to transform hardship into joy.
The Bobby Lees Bring Raw Punk Energy with “Napoleon” on Epitaph Records - Blurred Culture
The Bobby Lees unleash raw punk energy with their new single “Napoleon,” marking their signing to Epitaph Records. Fierce, unpretentious, and unapologetically loud, the Woodstock band proves that rock and roll can still be dangerous.
Azam Ali Confronts Betrayal and Renewal on New Single “To Pieces” from Synesthesia - Blurred Culture
Azam Ali unveils “To Pieces,” the first single from her upcoming album Synesthesia. Blending ethereal soundscapes with raw political urgency, the track is both a personal elegy and a powerful call for transformation.
Girl Tones Channel Youthful Rebellion in Fiery New Single “Burnout” - Blurred Culture
Girl Tones unleash their rebellious new single “Burnout” — a sharp lyrical takedown paired with a chaotic heist video. Singing against a backdrop of burning cars, the final scene closes with a single match that sputters out, mirroring the inevitability of burnout.
Parallelle & Sacks Tap Into Disco-House Energy on New Single “Searching For The Groove” Ahead of 11th Avenue Album - Blurred Culture
French duo Parallelle team up with Sacks for “Searching For The Groove,” a disco-house single with a Jamiroquai-like vibe, previewing their upcoming album 11th Avenue, out October 29 via FOLDER.
Step Into The Willows: LA’s Darkest Immersive Theater Experience - Blurred Culture
Step into the historic Beckett Mansion for The Willows, LA’s eeriest immersive theater production. Equal parts mystery, suspense, and gothic drama, this interactive experience is the perfect spooky night out in Los Angeles.
Lovejoy Drop New Single “Common Touch” Ahead of Debut Album One Simple Trick - Blurred Culture
Indie rock band Lovejoy return with their new single “Common Touch,” a post-funk infused track from their upcoming debut album One Simple Trick. With lyrics balancing apathy and longing, the single arrives alongside a clever video and ahead of their North American headline tour kicking off October 18.
RAYE Drops Bold New Single “Where Is My Husband!” and Announces 2026 World Tour - Blurred Culture
RAYE returns with her new single “Where Is My Husband!”—a horn-driven, breakbeat-fueled anthem that blends sass and sincerity. Alongside the release, she announces a massive 40-date 2026 headline tour with support from her sisters ABSOLUTELY and AMMA.
Lewis Capaldi’s “Something in the Heavens” Is His Most Soul-Stirring Song Yet - Blurred Culture
Lewis Capaldi returns with “Something in the Heavens,” a powerful ballad of loss, hope, and reunion. Simple yet deeply moving, the track highlights his resilience and unmatched ability to tug at the heartstrings.
Mirador’s Debut Album Blends Folklore, Blues, and Gritty Rock Power - Blurred Culture
Mirador release their self-titled debut via Republic Records. Co-founded by Chris Turpin and Jake Kiszka, the album blends myth, folklore, Delta blues, and modern rock energy. Featuring the delicate “Must I Go Bound,” it’s a record built to be heard live.
EMELINE’s “Emotional Virgin” Is a Bold Pop Anthem About the Sexiness of Vulnerability - Blurred Culture
EMELINE’s new single “Emotional Virgin” blends cheeky synth-pop hooks with raw honesty. Inspired by her first love with a woman and co-produced by Peter Thomas, the track celebrates sapphic awakening and emotional vulnerability.
D4vd Under Investigation After Human Remains Found in Tesla: What We Know vs. Online Speculation - Blurred Culture
Human remains identified as 15-year-old Celeste Rivas were discovered in a Tesla registered to singer d4vd. Authorities have made no arrests. Here’s what’s confirmed — and what remains unverified speculation online.
Oasis at the Rose Bowl: A Philosophical Reflection on Music, Unity, and Ephemeral Moments - Blurred Culture
Oasis’ first California show since 2008 at the Rose Bowl was more than nostalgia. It was a rare, unifying moment that reminded fans of the power of music to transcend division and create shared joy.
Trestles Explore Disillusionment and Identity on New Single “Babylon” - Blurred Culture
LOS ANGELES, CA- Trestles’ latest single “Babylon” isn’t just another nod to California’s surf-rock lineage — it’s a lyrical snapshot of disillusionment, identity, and the restless cycles of youth culture. Where the band’s sun-drenched instrumentation leans into Santa Cruz’s coastal DNA, the words themselves cut...
Dogpark Drop Nostalgic New Single “September” Amid Rising Momentum - Blurred Culture
Indie rock band Dogpark release their new single “September,” blending lyrical vulnerability with 90s indie grit. Fresh off festival sets and a nationwide tour, they continue to prove why they’re one of 2025’s breakout acts.
Calum Scott Honors the Late Whitney Houston With Powerful Duet Rendition of “I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)” - Blurred Culture
LOS ANGELES, CA- Capitol Records unveiled a striking reimagining of one of pop’s most enduring anthems. Calum Scott joins Whitney Houston on a new duet version of “I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)”, recorded with the full endorsement of Houston’s estate. It’s...
Wolf Alice’s “Just Two Girls” Balances Carefree Groove with Cinematic Precision - Blurred Culture
LOS ANGELES, CA- Wolf Alice’s new single “Just Two Girls,” off their fourth album The Clearing, is one of those tracks that sneaks up on you. On paper, the lyrics lean heavy. The lyrics themselves contemplate beauty standards, possessions, and overthinking everything in the...
The Macks Bring Lo-Fi Frenzy on “Dually of Man” and “The Modern Grape” Ahead of Bonanza - Blurred Culture
LOS ANGELES, CA- My first exposure to Portland’s The Macks came through their double video release for “Dually of Man” and “The Modern Grape,” and I have to admit … I’m hooked. There’s something raw and intriguing about this band, a lo-fi, dirt-under-the-fingernails sound...
Tedeschi Trucks Band Light Up The Greek Theatre with Soulful Firepower and Historic Resonance - Blurred Culture
LOS ANGELES, CA- Formed in 2010 in Jacksonville, Florida, Tedeschi Trucks Band was born from the union of two powerhouse musicians: Susan Tedeschi, a vocalist and guitarist whose smoky voice has long been steeped in blues and soul, and Derek Trucks, a slide-guitar prodigy who...