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Re:SET concert series, a mini-Coachella, headed to 12 cities, with LCD Soundsystem, boygenius

SAN DIEGO — The producers of the new Re:SET concert series, which will be held for three days in San Diego and 11 other U.S. cities in June, aren’t calling their event a mini-Coachella.

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Grammy awards 2023: who will win – and who should?

Will Adele’s Grammy dominion continue and Harry Styles steal more limelight? Or could Kendrick Lamar or Beyoncé finally take one of the headline prizes?

The Guardian - UK

Grammys 2023: How to watch and who’s performing at the ceremony

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Music’s biggest night returns to Los Angeles as the 65th Annual Grammy Awards hits Crypto.com Arena on Sunday.

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The top 10 songs in triple j's Hottest 100 include hits by Lizzo, Spacey Jane and winner Flume

Flume becomes a two-time winner after claiming triple j's Hottest 100 number one spot for 2022 with Say Nothing featuring MAY-A. Find out who else was in the top 10.

ABC News

Music: Kitty Empire’s 10 best albums of 2022

Non-stop dance parties, retro beats and dreamy vignettes vied with slacker rock, flamenco-inflected R&B and no end of heartbreakThe Observer critics’ review of 2022 in full

The Guardian - UK

Steve Lacy review – the real deal

The Compton singer-songwriter delivers on his youthful promise with an album so great he plays some of it twice

The Guardian - UK

Fousheé: ‘It’s not acceptable for a Black woman to be angry’

The US songwriter was making waves with her whisper-quiet R&B-folk. Then she came back with a debut LP stuffed with intense punk-metal. ‘I needed to scream out a few things,’ she says

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From Beyoncé to Bad Bunny to Taylor Swift, the best songs of the year

This year was a big one for name-brand pop stars, and out-of-the-blue success stories — some of which made songs from the not-so-recent past ever present in the here and now.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

AP Top Songs of 2022: 'Bad Habit,' 'Unholy,' 'Cuff It'

A pair of Beyoncé songs — “Cuff It” and “Break My Soul”— along with undeniable hits “Bad Habit” from Steve Lacy and “As It Was” by Harry Styles are among the The Associated Press' selection of top songs of 2022

The Independent UK

Steve Lacy review – Bad Habit showman balances virtuoso guitar playing and irreverent gags

Leaning into his roles of sensual frontman and jocular meme lord, Lacy’s excellent mix of funk, R&B and slacker rock shows his true talent

The Guardian - UK

A massive, floating swimming pool on San Francisco Bay? Here’s where a developer wants to build it

Ever wished you could swim on the bay without actually immersing yourself in the frigid, murky water?

Tribune News Service

The 100 best songs of 2022

Whether you heard them on TikTok, on the radio or on a fresh slab of old-fashioned vinyl, new songs helped make sense this year of a world that seemed to need more interpretation with every passing month.

Los Angeles Times

The 20 best songs of 2022

Alongside landmark records from Kendrick and Beyoncé, the year saw standout tracks from Steve Lacy, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and more

The Guardian - UK

‘The worst organised concert I’ve ever been to’: Steve Lacy show leaves fans panicked after ‘stampede’ to get in

‘A stampede at a Steve Lacy concert is not how I want to die,’ wrote one attendee on Twitter

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Full list of 2023 Grammy nominees: Beyonce equals record for most nods of all time; Kendrick Lamar, Adele and ABBA among album of the year nominees

Beyonce leads the nomination count for the 2023 Grammys with nine nods, bringing her total to 88 — equal with husband Jay-Z for the most in history.

The Independent UK

Partial list of nominees for the 65th Grammy Awards

The nominees for the 2023 Grammy Awards have been announced, with ABBA, Bad Bunny, Adele, Beyoncé, Mary J

The Independent UK

Grammy nominations 2023: See the full list

Nominations for the 65th Grammy Awards have been announced

Los Angeles Times

Steve Lacy is not sorry he smashed a fan's disposable camera onstage: 'I am human'

Don't expect any apologies from Steve Lacy after the singer smashed a fan's disposable camera onstage Monday at a concert in New Orleans.

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Los Angeles Times

Bad Bunny leads American Music Award nominees with 8 nods

Bad Bunny could continue his reign with the announcement Monday of the 2022 American Music Awards nominations.

Los Angeles Times

Led by a surprise No. 1 hit, Steve Lacy redefines the rock star for Gen Z

LOS ANGELES — In September, Steve Lacy sauntered into the glassy upstairs lounge at the Novo in downtown L.A. bearing some remarkable news. The 24-year-old, Compton-raised singer-songwriter, dressed in a flowy trench coat, shoulder-length braids and imposing full-face sunglasses, had just learned that "Bad Habit," his bummed-out yet deliriously horny…

Los Angeles Times

As Beyoncé vs. Adele showdown looms, 2023 Grammys could be most star-studded, and fraught, in memory

LOS ANGELES — The nominations for next year's Grammy Awards are likely to include a number of historic firsts.

The Guardian - UK

Grin and wear it: fashion’s new fixation with dressing like a dentist

Crisp lab coats, white clogs and oversize perspex glasses are on the catwalk and selling out on high streets

The Guardian - UK

Steve Lacy: Gemini Rights review – a sumptuous listen

This singular talent goes to the next level with his deliciously languid second solo alum

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