New Pornographers Drummer Arrested

Joseph Seiders, drummer for the New Pornographers, was arrested on child pornography charges. The band has cut all ties, saying they are “shocked, horrified, and devastated.”

Deezer reports that 20,000 bot-created tracks are uploaded daily—around 18% of all new content. The platform is urging responsible AI use to protect artists’ rights.

Eric Church will release Evangeline Vs. the Machine on May 2. The 8-track album includes solo and co-written material—his first release since 2021.

Robbie Robertson’s last compositions, made with his son Sebastian, will feature in the History Channel doc Sitting Bull, airing May 27.

Indiana University is now offering a course on Dolly Parton’s cultural impact, covering her music, business, philanthropy, and fashion legacy.

Rock the Tides will take place in Riviera Maya, Nov. 7–9, with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, and more. It’s billed as an all-inclusive rock getaway.

SNL alum Kyle Mooney has released his first album, The Real Me—a parody project in line with his offbeat comedic style.

A Killer’s Confession had a chaotic 24 hours as drummer Kegan King left mid-tour. Mushroomhead’s Daniel Fox stepped in for the rest of the dates.

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