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This week features major new music releases from various prominent artists, including the Cure and EarthGang.

This week's New Music Friday features diverse new albums from established artists and breakout stars, highlighting significant releases to stream.

Pitchfork highlights significant new music releases weekly, helping listeners discover noteworthy artists and projects.

Artists Faye Webster, Waxahatchee, and The Smile are pushing boundaries with quick new releases, defying traditional album cycle norms.

Coachella epitomizes the evolution of music festivals from small shows to commercial events, reshaping the industry's landscape.

Coachella 2025 lineup features major artists like Green Day, BLACKPINK, and newcomers, announced earlier than usual on November 20, 2024.

Toronto artists struggle to find affordable housing, facing years-long waiting lists amid high demand.

The council will vote on studying a cultural district aimed at providing affordable housing for artists, addressing a critical need post-Ghost Ship fire.

The BWAC is hosting an exhibition showcasing artists rejected from a prestigious art show, following a long tradition of giving second chances to artists.

New York's avant-garde scene deeply influences artists, showcasing the unique interplay of personal connections and cultural inspirations.

Tributes to influential artists highlight their unique contributions and the void left in the art world after their passing.

Apple Music's new feature allows artists to convert set lists into playlists, enhancing fan engagement and concert experience.

The D.C. musical scene offers a diverse array of concerts, catering to various genres and preferences, even in a quieter month.

Various artists announce North American tours and shows, including Gomez, Etran de L'Aïr, Tems, Mdou Moctar, The Cactus Blossoms, BIG|BRAVE, Jess Cornelius, Sound and Fury Kickoff, Bushwick Collective Block Party, and Your Old Droog.

The California State Fair offers a more affordable alternative to major music festivals in California, featuring well-known artists and diverse acts.

Courtney Love's upcoming solo album features collaborations with Michael Stipe and Will Sergeant, expressing both excitement and frustration regarding other artists' responses.

Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players event celebrated significant contributions from various artists, emphasizing collaboration and gratitude in the music industry.

Artists from Universal Music Group, including top names like Drake and Adele, to return to TikTok after striking a new licensing agreement.

2022 was a remarkable year in music, with many top artists releasing boundary-pushing albums and festivals resuming operations, setting the stage for an exciting 2023.

Artists accuse OpenAI of exploiting them in unpaid beta testing for Sora, questioning the transparency and purpose of their early access.

Artists leaked OpenAI's Sora video generator in protest against exploitative practices and lack of fair compensation in the AI industry.

Cat Cohen shares insights on her journey through comedy and performance, highlighting her upcoming album and past successes.

Yoshi's promotes traditional jazz while also embracing contemporary genres, illustrating the diverse musical landscape of the Bay Area.

The Turner Prize 2024 celebrates diverse contemporary art and its ability to provoke debate, featuring artists like Pio Abad, Claudette Johnson, Jasleen Kaur, and Delaine Le Bas.

The exhibition "I Want Your Skull" explores themes of mortality through diverse artistic interpretations, running from October 19th to November 9th.

Conrad Stojak revitalizes nostalgic kiddie rides through art at the Nostalgia Palooza exhibition in NYC.

The 16th Sharjah Biennial, titled 'To Carry,' emphasizes collective futures and shared histories, running from February 6 to June 15, 2025.

The Annual Everything But the Kitchen Sink Exhibition at La Luz de Jesus Gallery features over 150 international artists in the pop-surrealist art scene.

The administration aims to introduce a guaranteed income program for artists to enhance their financial stability and creative output.

Cash payments from Springboard for the Arts significantly support artists' careers, allowing for creative freedom and alleviating financial stress.

Coney Island inspires artists with its timeless appeal and strong sense of community.

Artists at Hunters Point face severe maintenance issues while desiring to remain in their beloved studios despite promises of future renovations.

The Time-Based Art Festival (TBA) revives community spirit through diverse artistic performances, emphasizing belonging amid the transition from summer to fall.

Wacom Movink is a slim, lightweight, and accurate pen display targeting mobile artists, heating up the market and potentially winning back users to Wacom's technology.

Apple's controversial iPad ad has drawn criticism for its portrayal of replacing traditional creative tools, upsetting artists and the creative community.

Pioneer Works in Red Hook reopening with upgraded facilities and powerful exhibitions by Alejandro García Contreras and Le'Andra LeSeur.

Museums face challenges with limited space and budgets, leading to a focus on exhibiting well-known artists.

Meredith Rosen Gallery unites cutting-edge contemporary names with under-acknowledged 20th-century artists, finding success globally from its New York base.

Athletes and artists share mental traits for success.

Talent transcends traditional tools for artists.

The Affordable Art Fair features artists promoting creativity and sustainability with artworks priced between €118 and €11,852.

Creativity knows no bounds; artists across disciplines challenge themselves with new projects.

The article discusses rare film footage of famous artists like Monet, Renoir, and Rodin captured in the process of creation.

The Downtown Austin Alliance aims to revitalize vacant storefronts by partnering artists and musicians with property owners to activate spaces, attracting foot traffic and potential businesses.

The Observer features various artists, musicians, writers in different locations for interviews and articles.

The new licensing agreement between TikTok and Universal Music Group restores music to the platform, benefits artists, and warns creators on potential future licensing challenges.

Art enthusiasts visited Crouch End for Open Studios to explore artists' homes and buy diverse artworks directly from creators.

Another Man hosted a special event to celebrate SHASHIN RON exhibition, featuring artists and photographers from the magazine.

Artists Sarah Lee and Annette Hur from South Korea exhibit works focusing on nature and the night at Stems Gallery in Paris.

Over 130 major acts will perform at the 2024 Austin City Limits Music Festival, including Dua Lipa, Blink-182, Chris Stapleton, Teddy Swims, and Tyler, The Creator.

The multi-venue fest's fourth edition will take place in November