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The Neighbourhood, AFI, Converge, Jehnny Beth, and more sights and sounds from Deftones’ annual Día de los Muertos celebration in San Diego.

The art-pop duo step outside of their studio near Hamburg for a garden-set performance of “Welcome to L.A.”

An afternoon out in Brandon Williams’ hometown, whose lore inspired his latest pop-punk collection I Built This Prison Myself.

The songwriter plays “Wanderlust” and “Spring” from Museums and Women, his recently released debut album for New West Records.

Jenny Lewis, Tennessee Thomas, and Erika Forster brought their Back as Fuck reunion tour to Philadelphia for an intimate in-the-round performance.

The staff of Peanut Butter Wolf’s influential label offers a firsthand look at their three-day 30th anniversary celebration in Highland Park, CA.

Nashville-based songwriter Kayla Graninger shares how Kate Bush, Ursula K. Le Guin, Sofia Coppola, and more inspired her hushed third album.

The experimental R&B songwriter brought a full range of emotions to her New Avatar tour stop in Chicago.

Set up outside the studio where she recorded her new LP Win Win, the songwriter plays an acoustic version of the album opener “Uh Huh.”

The first evening of the Midwest Pop Princess’ two-night extravaganza at LA’s Shrine Auditorium also featured Lola Young, Tinashe, and a surprise appearance from Christina Aguilera.

The songwriter is joined by Madison Cunningham on he first of two songs she plays from her new album Sorry, Kid in her mom’s backyard in Northeast LA.

Joined by Julia Cumming on bass, the UK alt-rockers take us behind the scenes of their arena shows in Chicago supporting Rodrigo.

The alt-rockers come off a “strategic” quarter-century hiatus to release the nine-track collection via UMG.

In the clip, David Byrne hosts a series of fictional game shows that see the Rodrigos squaring off against the Roans.

The indie-pop songwriter takes us back to PA with a day-in-the-life portrait of an artist starting over.

Nate Ruess and Sam Means headlined the iconic NYC venue ahead of their upcoming unplugged tour.

Located in the Meatpacking District, the electronic instrument manufacturers’ first US brick-and-mortar location opened over the weekend with a party to help jumpstart the neighborhood’s creative community.

The Chicago-based house artist documents her experience at the annual San Francisco festival in words and photos.

Heaven Schmitt and their band recorded an acoustic version of “The Whale” on the beach at the end of a long day of filming the single’s official music video.

Portraits and live scenes featuring Jack Black, Joan Baez, Killer Mike, The Linda Lindas, and more from a day of protest, solidarity, and music.