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Rodrigo y Gabriela have announced new album OurHome which will be out September 18 via ATO. It was recorded in Japan and self-produced by Rodrigo Sánchez and Gabriela Quintero at NK Sound Tokyo.
“At the end of the tour we were walking around Melbourne and talking about the idea of home,” says Quintero. “It’s easy to get caught up in trying to please others so that you’ll feel like you belong, but to us home means finding peace within yourself instead of seeking external approval. As we were walking we passed by a public housing tower, and there was a huge sign out front saying ‘OUR HOME.’ It felt like a message from the universe, telling us we were on the right path.”
The first single from the album is “Monster,” which comes with a video made by famed manga artist Naoki Urasawa. You can watch that below.
Rodrigo y Gabriela have also announced a massive tour, with North American shows this fall and UK/EU dates in 2027. They’ll play NYC’s Bowery Ballroom on October 27.
OurHome
1. OurHome
2. Somos Como Tú
3. Akatsuki (feat. Hiromi)
4. Flying Underground
5. Quicksand
6. Monster
7. Astrum In Corpore
8. Is In Your Pocket
9. MADitation
10. Hinomaru Twins
11. Simurgh (feat. Marty Friedman)
Rodrigo y Gabriela – Fall 2026 North American Tour Dates
Saturday, October 3rd – Austin City Limits (ACL) – Austin, TX
Tuesday, October 6th – Poliforum Siqueiros – Ciudad de México, MEX
Wednesday, October 7th – Poliforum Siqueiros – Ciudad de México, MEX
Saturday, October 10th – Austin City Limits (ACL) – Austin, TX
Tuesday, October 13th – The Eastern – Atlanta, GA
Wednesday, October 14th – Bilheimer Capitol Theatre – Clearwater, FL
Friday, October 16th – Greenfield Lake Amphitheater – Wilmington, NC
Saturday, October 17th – The Underground – Charlotte, NC
Sunday, October 18th – The Caverns – Pelham, TN
Tuesday, October 20th – The Anthem – Washington, DC
Wednesday, October 21st – Count Basie Center for the Arts – Red Bank, NJ
Thursday, October 22nd – Sherman Theater – Stroudsburg, PA
Saturday, October 24th – Lynn Auditorium – Lynn, MA
Sunday, October 25th – College Street Music Hall – New Haven, CT
Monday, October 26th – Academy of Music Theatre – Northampton, MA
Tuesday, October 27th – Bowery Ballroom – New York, NY
Thursday, October 29th – The Fillmore – Detroit, MI
Friday, October 30th – Rivers Casino – Des Plaines, IL
Sunday, November 1st – The Sylvee – Madison, WI
Tuesday, November 3rd – The Fitzgerald Theater – St. Paul, MN
Friday, November 6th – Boulder Theater – Boulder, CO
Saturday, November 7th – The Lensic – Santa Fe, NM
Sunday, November 8th – Rialto Theatre – Tucson, AZ
Tuesday, November 10th – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay – San Diego, CA
Wednesday, November 11th – Pappy & Harriet’s – Pioneertown, CA
Thursday, November 12th – Libbey Bowl – Ojai, CA
Saturday, November 14th – San Jose Civic – San Jose, CA
Sunday, November 15th – The Castro – San Francisco, CA
Tuesday, November 17th – Crystal Ballroom – Portland, OR
Thursday, November 19th – The Moore Theatre – Seattle, WA
Friday, November 20th – Vogue Theatre – Vancouver, BC, Canada
Rodrigo y Gabriela – Spring 2027 European/UK Tour Dates
Monday, March 15th – Vicar Street – Dublin, IE
Tuesday, March 16th – Mandela Hall – Belfast, UK
Wednesday, March 17th – O2 Academy – Glasgow, UK
Friday, March 19th – Albert Hall – Manchester, UK
Saturday, March 20th – Town Hall – Birmingham, UK
Sunday, March 21st – O2 Shepherds Bush Empire – London, UK
Tuesday, March 23rd – Salle Pleyel – Paris, FR
Thursday, March 25th – Aéronef – Lille, FR
Friday, March 26th – 106 – Rouen, FR
Saturday, March 27th – Stereolux – Nantes, FR
Monday, March 29th – MEM2 – Rennes, FR
Wednesday, March 31st – Le Bikini – Toulouse, FR
Thursday, April 1st – Silo – Marseille, FR
Saturday, April 3rd – Paloma – Nimes, FR
Sunday, April 4th – Belle Electrique – Grenoble, FR
Monday, April 5th – Le Radiant – Lyon, FR
Wednesday, April 7th – La Vapeur – Dijon, FR
Thursday, April 8th – L’Autre Canal – Nancy, FR
Friday, April 9th – La Cartonnerie – Reims, FR
Sunday, April 11th – La Laiterie – Strasbourg, FR
Tuesday, April 13th – Ancienne Belgique – Brussels, BE
Wednesday, April 14th – Paradiso – Amsterdam, NL
Friday, April 16th – Die Kantine – Cologne, DE
Saturday, April 17th – Mojo – Hamburg, DE
Sunday, April 18th – Columbia Theater – Berlin, DE
Tuesday, April 20th – Progresja – Warsaw, PL
Wednesday, April 21st – Zaklęte Rewiry – Wroclaw, PL
Friday, April 23rd – Globe – Vienna, AT
Saturday, April 24th – Palac Akropolis – Prague, CZ
Sunday, April 25th – Technikum – Munich, DE
Tuesday, April 27th – Auditorium Parco della Musica – Rome, IT
Wednesday, April 28th – Circolo Magnolia – Milan, IT
Thursday, April 29th – Docks – Lausanne, CH
Saturday, May 1st – Cheltenham Jazz Fest – Cheltenham, UK
Monday, May 3rd – Cosmopolite – Oslo, NO
Tuesday, May 4th – Pumpehuset – Copenhagen, DK
Wednesday, May 5th – Nalen – Stockholm, SE
Friday, May 7th – La (2) d’Apolo – Barcelona, ES
Saturday, May 8th – Sala Copérnico – Madrid, ES
Tuesday, May 11th – Cineteatro Capitólio – Lisbon, PT
Wednesday, May 12th – Casa da Música – Porto, PT
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“At the end of the tour we were walking around Melbourne and talking about the idea of home,” says Quintero. “It’s easy to get caught up in trying to please others so that you’ll feel like you belong, but to us home means finding peace within yourself instead of seeking external approval. As we were walking we passed by a public housing tower, and there was a huge sign out front saying ‘OUR HOME.’ It felt like a message from the universe, telling us we were on the right path.”
The first single from the album is “Monster,” which comes with a video made by famed manga artist Naoki Urasawa. You can watch that below.
Rodrigo y Gabriela have also announced a massive tour, with North American shows this fall and UK/EU dates in 2027. They’ll play NYC’s Bowery Ballroom on October 27.
OurHome
1. OurHome
2. Somos Como Tú
3. Akatsuki (feat. Hiromi)
4. Flying Underground
5. Quicksand
6. Monster
7. Astrum In Corpore
8. Is In Your Pocket
9. MADitation
10. Hinomaru Twins
11. Simurgh (feat. Marty Friedman)
Rodrigo y Gabriela – Fall 2026 North American Tour Dates
Saturday, October 3rd – Austin City Limits (ACL) – Austin, TX
Tuesday, October 6th – Poliforum Siqueiros – Ciudad de México, MEX
Wednesday, October 7th – Poliforum Siqueiros – Ciudad de México, MEX
Saturday, October 10th – Austin City Limits (ACL) – Austin, TX
Tuesday, October 13th – The Eastern – Atlanta, GA
Wednesday, October 14th – Bilheimer Capitol Theatre – Clearwater, FL
Friday, October 16th – Greenfield Lake Amphitheater – Wilmington, NC
Saturday, October 17th – The Underground – Charlotte, NC
Sunday, October 18th – The Caverns – Pelham, TN
Tuesday, October 20th – The Anthem – Washington, DC
Wednesday, October 21st – Count Basie Center for the Arts – Red Bank, NJ
Thursday, October 22nd – Sherman Theater – Stroudsburg, PA
Saturday, October 24th – Lynn Auditorium – Lynn, MA
Sunday, October 25th – College Street Music Hall – New Haven, CT
Monday, October 26th – Academy of Music Theatre – Northampton, MA
Tuesday, October 27th – Bowery Ballroom – New York, NY
Thursday, October 29th – The Fillmore – Detroit, MI
Friday, October 30th – Rivers Casino – Des Plaines, IL
Sunday, November 1st – The Sylvee – Madison, WI
Tuesday, November 3rd – The Fitzgerald Theater – St. Paul, MN
Friday, November 6th – Boulder Theater – Boulder, CO
Saturday, November 7th – The Lensic – Santa Fe, NM
Sunday, November 8th – Rialto Theatre – Tucson, AZ
Tuesday, November 10th – Humphreys Concerts by the Bay – San Diego, CA
Wednesday, November 11th – Pappy & Harriet’s – Pioneertown, CA
Thursday, November 12th – Libbey Bowl – Ojai, CA
Saturday, November 14th – San Jose Civic – San Jose, CA
Sunday, November 15th – The Castro – San Francisco, CA
Tuesday, November 17th – Crystal Ballroom – Portland, OR
Thursday, November 19th – The Moore Theatre – Seattle, WA
Friday, November 20th – Vogue Theatre – Vancouver, BC, Canada
Rodrigo y Gabriela – Spring 2027 European/UK Tour Dates
Monday, March 15th – Vicar Street – Dublin, IE
Tuesday, March 16th – Mandela Hall – Belfast, UK
Wednesday, March 17th – O2 Academy – Glasgow, UK
Friday, March 19th – Albert Hall – Manchester, UK
Saturday, March 20th – Town Hall – Birmingham, UK
Sunday, March 21st – O2 Shepherds Bush Empire – London, UK
Tuesday, March 23rd – Salle Pleyel – Paris, FR
Thursday, March 25th – Aéronef – Lille, FR
Friday, March 26th – 106 – Rouen, FR
Saturday, March 27th – Stereolux – Nantes, FR
Monday, March 29th – MEM2 – Rennes, FR
Wednesday, March 31st – Le Bikini – Toulouse, FR
Thursday, April 1st – Silo – Marseille, FR
Saturday, April 3rd – Paloma – Nimes, FR
Sunday, April 4th – Belle Electrique – Grenoble, FR
Monday, April 5th – Le Radiant – Lyon, FR
Wednesday, April 7th – La Vapeur – Dijon, FR
Thursday, April 8th – L’Autre Canal – Nancy, FR
Friday, April 9th – La Cartonnerie – Reims, FR
Sunday, April 11th – La Laiterie – Strasbourg, FR
Tuesday, April 13th – Ancienne Belgique – Brussels, BE
Wednesday, April 14th – Paradiso – Amsterdam, NL
Friday, April 16th – Die Kantine – Cologne, DE
Saturday, April 17th – Mojo – Hamburg, DE
Sunday, April 18th – Columbia Theater – Berlin, DE
Tuesday, April 20th – Progresja – Warsaw, PL
Wednesday, April 21st – Zaklęte Rewiry – Wroclaw, PL
Friday, April 23rd – Globe – Vienna, AT
Saturday, April 24th – Palac Akropolis – Prague, CZ
Sunday, April 25th – Technikum – Munich, DE
Tuesday, April 27th – Auditorium Parco della Musica – Rome, IT
Wednesday, April 28th – Circolo Magnolia – Milan, IT
Thursday, April 29th – Docks – Lausanne, CH
Saturday, May 1st – Cheltenham Jazz Fest – Cheltenham, UK
Monday, May 3rd – Cosmopolite – Oslo, NO
Tuesday, May 4th – Pumpehuset – Copenhagen, DK
Wednesday, May 5th – Nalen – Stockholm, SE
Friday, May 7th – La (2) d’Apolo – Barcelona, ES
Saturday, May 8th – Sala Copérnico – Madrid, ES
Tuesday, May 11th – Cineteatro Capitólio – Lisbon, PT
Wednesday, May 12th – Casa da Música – Porto, PT
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Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more.
NICK HAKIM
Nick Hakim will be touring this fall in support of his new album I Can See. Dates include Brooklyn club Warsaw on September 19.
SYLVAN ESSO
Sylvan Esso have announced a full band tour, beginning on October 1 in Atlanta and running through 2026 and into 2027.
LETTERKENNY LIVE
Great Canadian sitcom Letterkenny concluded its 12-season run in 2023 but the cast are reuniting for “Letterkenny Live,” a 2027 North American tour.
BEDOUINE
Bedouine is supporting excellent new album TITLE on tour this year — she plays Brooklyn’s National Sawdust on Thursday and just announced new tour dates which includes another NYC show at Le Poisson Rouge on November 10 with Steady Holiday.
JEFF TWEEDY / CASE OATS
Jeff Tweedy’s great solo album Twilight Override turns one in September, and he’ll continue supporting it on the road with a new round of solo shows. They happen in October and November, and he’ll be joined for them by Case Oats, the duo of Spencer Tweedy (his son) and Casey Gomez.
MÚM
Icelandic art-pop vets múm have announced new North American shows in support of History of Science which was their first album in 12 years. Dates kick off in NYC on September 24 at Le Poisson Rouge, and from there they head to Albany, Cincinnati, Chicago, Mexico City, and Guadalajara.
PITCHFORK LONDON (RADIO DEPT’S FIRST SHOW IN 8 YEARS) / PITCHFORK PARIS
Unlike the US edition (RIP?) that was only one day, Pitchfork’s music festivals in London and Paris happen over a week’s time at numerous clubs around each city. The London edition runs November 2-8 and the lineup includes The Avalanches, Sweden’s The Radio Dept (their first show in eight years!), Tortoise, Gred Mendez, Los Thuthanaka, Mandy Indiana, Robber Robber, Working Men’s Club, Actress, Noname, and more.
Pitchfork Paris, meanwhile, happens November 2-8 and the lineup includes Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul (who are playing NYC in September), AMORE, ear, Iceage, Robber Robber, and more.
LORD HURON / THAO
Lord Huron are on tour and opening is THAO who just released her first new music in six years.
HELADO TROPICAL
Helado Tropical, aka the duo of Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical, have announced a fall tour in support of their upcoming self-titled debut album. It begins in Washington, DC on October 23 and wraps November 26 in Mexico City.
THE MOUNTAIN GOATS SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENCY
The Mountain Goats have announced a six-show San Francisco residency happening at The Fillmore on November 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, and 21. Each night is a different theme which include “Stump the band” (Night 3), “Six Long Songs” (Night 4), and “Cast of Thousands” (Night 5).
RODRIGO Y GABRIELA
Rodrigo y Gabriela have announced a massive tour for their just-announced new album, with North American shows this fall and UK/EU dates in 2027.
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NICK HAKIM
Nick Hakim will be touring this fall in support of his new album I Can See. Dates include Brooklyn club Warsaw on September 19.
SYLVAN ESSO
Sylvan Esso have announced a full band tour, beginning on October 1 in Atlanta and running through 2026 and into 2027.
LETTERKENNY LIVE
Great Canadian sitcom Letterkenny concluded its 12-season run in 2023 but the cast are reuniting for “Letterkenny Live,” a 2027 North American tour.
BEDOUINE
Bedouine is supporting excellent new album TITLE on tour this year — she plays Brooklyn’s National Sawdust on Thursday and just announced new tour dates which includes another NYC show at Le Poisson Rouge on November 10 with Steady Holiday.
JEFF TWEEDY / CASE OATS
Jeff Tweedy’s great solo album Twilight Override turns one in September, and he’ll continue supporting it on the road with a new round of solo shows. They happen in October and November, and he’ll be joined for them by Case Oats, the duo of Spencer Tweedy (his son) and Casey Gomez.
MÚM
Icelandic art-pop vets múm have announced new North American shows in support of History of Science which was their first album in 12 years. Dates kick off in NYC on September 24 at Le Poisson Rouge, and from there they head to Albany, Cincinnati, Chicago, Mexico City, and Guadalajara.
PITCHFORK LONDON (RADIO DEPT’S FIRST SHOW IN 8 YEARS) / PITCHFORK PARIS
Unlike the US edition (RIP?) that was only one day, Pitchfork’s music festivals in London and Paris happen over a week’s time at numerous clubs around each city. The London edition runs November 2-8 and the lineup includes The Avalanches, Sweden’s The Radio Dept (their first show in eight years!), Tortoise, Gred Mendez, Los Thuthanaka, Mandy Indiana, Robber Robber, Working Men’s Club, Actress, Noname, and more.
Pitchfork Paris, meanwhile, happens November 2-8 and the lineup includes Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul (who are playing NYC in September), AMORE, ear, Iceage, Robber Robber, and more.
LORD HURON / THAO
Lord Huron are on tour and opening is THAO who just released her first new music in six years.
HELADO TROPICAL
Helado Tropical, aka the duo of Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical, have announced a fall tour in support of their upcoming self-titled debut album. It begins in Washington, DC on October 23 and wraps November 26 in Mexico City.
THE MOUNTAIN GOATS SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENCY
The Mountain Goats have announced a six-show San Francisco residency happening at The Fillmore on November 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, and 21. Each night is a different theme which include “Stump the band” (Night 3), “Six Long Songs” (Night 4), and “Cast of Thousands” (Night 5).
RODRIGO Y GABRIELA
Rodrigo y Gabriela have announced a massive tour for their just-announced new album, with North American shows this fall and UK/EU dates in 2027.
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Check our Tour Dates category for more.
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is it just me or does every other ambient/lofi track have rain or wind samples in the background lately? like yeah theyre nice but its starting to feel like a crutch. are people just googling 'calm rain sounds' and slapping it under their beats or is there some deeper reason im missing? lowkey i get that it sets a vibe but it feels overdone at this point. tbh also if youre gonna use weather sounds at least make them subtle. theres this one track i heard where the rain was so loud it drowned out the melody and i couldnt tell if it was intentional or just bad mixing. anyone else feel this way or is it just me being picky about production trends? (also if you know good tracks that use weather sounds well im open to recs, maybe im just hearing the wrong ones)
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ok so i know there are a TON of songs about the ocean and summer and sunset drives but what about **stargazing**?? like actual songs where its just about sitting outside late at night and watching the sky?? i feel like theres this whole mood that gets overlooked. weve got 'starry starry night' but thats more about van gogh than the actual stars. idk man i want some tunes for when youre out in the middle of nowhere and its just YOU and the universe. feel free to drop recs if youve got em also not tryna be cheesy here but if youve ever seen the milky way for real with no light pollution lemme know where bc ive only seen it once and it was WILD. anyway yeah songs about stars. go.
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Re-watching movies isn't my thing but I can make an exception if the movie is very good. The only movie I've rewatched recently is Avengers : Infinity Wars. It's the best Marvels movies.
Do you like re-watching movies?
Do you like re-watching movies?
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so i was messing around trying to find something chill for my desktop because i get distracted easily and i found out wallpaper engine has all these new 3d scenes now?? like you can have low-poly planets spinning or vines growing on your screen and idk why but it’s so cool?? i guess i havent used it in years and now i feel like im late to the party as usual it’s wild how much this stuff has leveled up... though im lowkey worried itll wreck my gpu usage even on 'low impact' settings lol does anyone else use this or am i just way behind the times again? also now im wondering if there are any indie devs making wallpapers that double as generative art (like... the kinda stuff you’d see at a net art gallery in the mid-2000s?? you know what i mean??) cause that’d be 
chef’s kiss but maybe im overthinking this haha...
chef’s kiss but maybe im overthinking this haha...
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every movie night needs at least one TERRIBLE choice whats the GOAT of so-bad-its-good flicks? cast your vote and argue why its a must-watch for cringe vibes.
whats the best bad movie to watch with friends?
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like, i was blasting this one track earlier today on my way to grab groceries (yeah, riveting life i lead) and it hit *so* differently compared to when i played it at home. honestly something about the rhythm lining up with the road noise and the scenery whizzing by just makes it feel like the song was made for that exact moment and its not even a road trip song or anything, just a random indie track with some guitar and synths idk if its the bass vibrating through the car or the fact that youre kind of in this weird headspace when youre driving — half autopilot, half zoning out — but it always feels more cinematic even songs i dont normally care about suddenly feel epic when im doing 60 on the highway. anyone else get this or am i just weird for thinking my car is a better sound system than my actual speakers?
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like, remember when bands would drop an album that was one big story or theme? i feel like that doesn’t really happen anymore ngl it was cool to sit down and listen to something that felt like a whole experience, not just a playlist of singles. now it’s all about the hits and tiktok clips. don’t get me wrong, some of those are great but... idk, it’s not the same. maybe i’m just old or too into my vinyl collection. anyway, do yall miss that or is it just me...
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look we all know snacks are the best part of any trip. but whats the GOAT? salty, sweet, or something else entirely? gotta know what fuels everyone out there. do you stock up at gas stations or plan ahead?
whats the best road trip snack?
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No skips. No filler tracks. Every song belongs.
What's one rock, punk, metal, or alternative album you can listen to straight through without touching the skip button?
What's one rock, punk, metal, or alternative album you can listen to straight through without touching the skip button?
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