psychedelic rock

2019
Cage the Elephant announced 2020 UK and Europe tour

On September 23, Cage the Elephant announced tour dates in February and March 2020, in the UK and Europe.

Blind Melon In September 2019, Blind Melon released their first song in 11 years

In September 2019, Blind Melon released their first song in 11 years “Way Down And Far Below”. Thorn stated that the band was expected to release their fourth studio album in 2020; however, in an interview with Guitar World in February 2021, when asked about the state of the fourth…
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The Beatles Abbey Road

Abbey Road in September 2019

Soundgarden trying to finish and release the album

In July 2019, Thayil said in an interview with Music Radar that the surviving members of Soundgarden are trying to finish and release the album they were working on with Cornell. However, the master files of Cornell’s vocal recordings are currently being withheld, and when Thayil sought permission to use…
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Cage the Elephant canceled European tour dates

The band had to cancel tour dates during their European tour from June 12–20 due to an injury guitarist Nick Bockrath suffered.

The Membranes What Nature Gives…Nature Takes Away

The band released their sixth album – a double, What Nature Gives…Nature Takes Away on Cherry Red Records in June 2019. It was built around the theme of nature and features a 20 piece choir and contributions from Chris Packham Shirley Collins Jordan and Kirk Brandon .

The Rolling Stones No Filter Tour resume

On 16 May, the Rolling Stones announced that the No Filter Tour would resume on 21 June with the 17 postponed dates rescheduled up to the end of August.

Cage the Elephant Social Cues album released

The album Social Cues was released on April 19, 2019, via RCA Records.

The Rolling Stones Jagger surgery completed

On 4 April 2019, it was announced that Jagger had completed his surgery and could be released from hospital in the following few days.

Butthole Surfers What Does Regret Mean?

In March 2019, the band released a visual history coffee table book, Butthole Surfers: What Does Regret Mean? , with author Aaron Tanner .