Lambert I Am Not Lambert
2026
Let X=X (Live) pairs Laurie Anderson with Sexmob for a loose, unpredictable set where spoken word, jazz, and experimentation collide in real time.
Let X=X (Live) pairs Laurie Anderson with Sexmob for a loose, unpredictable set where spoken word, jazz, and experimentation collide in real time.
Lambert shifts toward song form on I Am Not Lambert, threading in guest vocals while keeping his piano-led sound spare and atmospheric.
Lambert shifts toward song form on I Am Not Lambert, threading in guest vocals while keeping his piano-led sound spare and atmospheric.
The Afterparty has Lykke Li leaning into late-night reflection, pairing stripped-down electronic textures with songs that sit in the quiet aftermath of love and loss.
The Afterparty has Lykke Li leaning into late-night reflection, pairing stripped-down electronic textures with songs that sit in the quiet aftermath of love and loss.
Maya Hawke’s Maitreya Corso pairs intimate songwriting with a close-knit creative circle, turning New York sessions into a warm, thoughtful mix of indie folk and understated art-pop.
Maya Hawke’s Maitreya Corso pairs intimate songwriting with a close-knit creative circle, turning New York sessions into a warm, thoughtful mix of indie folk and understated art-pop.
The Black Keys’ Peaches! finds Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney getting back to basics with a raw, groove-heavy set that taps the live-in-the-room spirit of their early years.
The Black Keys’ Peaches! finds Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney getting back to basics with a raw, groove-heavy set that taps the live-in-the-room spirit of their early years.
Young the Giant’s Victory Garden brings the band back to full-unit collaboration, pairing radical empathy with the confident alternative rock they’ve spent fifteen years refining.
Young the Giant’s Victory Garden brings the band back to full-unit collaboration, pairing radical empathy with the confident alternative rock they’ve spent fifteen years refining.
Linda Perry’s Let It Die Here is a deeply personal, cinematic reckoning, steeped in grief, survival, and spiritual release, a fearless body of work that closes one chapter and sanctifies the scars left behind.
Linda Perry’s Let It Die Here is a deeply personal, cinematic reckoning, steeped in grief, survival, and spiritual release, a fearless body of work that closes one chapter and sanctifies the scars left behind.