FCUKERS TEAM UP WITH TAME IMPALA ON “LOSER (FCUKERS REMIX)”

NY-DUO FCUKERS TEAM UP WITH TAME IMPALA ON “LOSER (FCUKERS REMIX)” RECONNECT WITH TAME IMPALA AFTER OPENING THE FIRST U.S. LEG OF THE DEADBEAT TOUR TAKE THE STAGE AT PORTOLA THIS WEEKEND AHEAD OF OPENING SLOT FOR THE STROKES IN NYC NEXT WEEK

(September 25, 2026) — New York duo Fcukers reconnect with Tame Impala (Kevin Parker) on a new remix of his runaway hit “Loser.” LISTEN HERE.  The collaboration brings things full circle for the two acts: Fcukers joined Tame Impala last fall as support for the opening U.S. run of the Deadbeat Tour, which kicked off with four nights at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center before making its way across the country. Now, the duo puts its own stamp on one of Deadbeat’s defining tracks, transforming “Loser” through the frenetic, dancefloor-minded lens that has made Fcukers one of the most exciting new names in electronic music. With this release, Fcukers continue to add to their list of achievements this year after the release of their acclaimed debut album Ö in March. Recorded during a concentrated two-week studio session in Los Angeles between the band's two Coachella weekends last year, the album features standout singles "L.U.C.K.Y," "if you wanna party, come over to my house," and "I Like It Like That." Since its release, the New York duo has amassed more than 300 million global streams.   Named one of Spotify's RADAR US Artist of 2026 with a debut TV performance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, the two have spent the year on the road selling out multiple headline tours and opening for Madonna and Harry Styles, with an upcoming slot alongside The Strokes, Beachhouse and TV on The Radio at Flushing Meadow Corona Park in New York on Friday, October 2nd followed by a performance at Moby + Underworld’s show at the Rose Bowl a month later. They also prepare for a performance at Portola in San Francisco this weekend and Austin City Limits in October, after having taken the stage at festivals this year including Governor’s Ball, Bonnaroo, and Shaky Knees.

TOUR DATES: September 26, 2026 – Portola – San Francisco, CA ^ September 29, 2026 – Mohawk ACL Sideshow – Austin, TX September 30, 2026 – The Echo Lounge & Music Hall – Dallas, TX October 2, 2026 – Flushing Meadows Corona Park – Queens, NY * October 4, 2026 – Austin City Limits – Austin, TX ^ October 6, 2026 – Lowbrow Palace – El Paso, TX October 8, 2026 – Walter Where?House – Phoenix, AZ October 9-11, 2026 – FORM Arcosanti 2026 – Mayer, AZ ^ October 10, 2026 – Devil May Care – Austin, TX October 11, 2026 – Austin City Limits – Austin, TX ^ November 7, 2026 – Brookside at the Rose Bowl – Pasadena, CA # November 20, 2026 – CORONA CAPITAL 2026 – Ciudad De México, México ^ December 8, 2026 – Metro Theatre – Sydney, Australia December 9, 2026 – Metro Theatre – Sydney, Australia December 10, 2026 – The Princess Theatre – Woolloongabba, Australia December 11-13, 2026 – Meredith Music Festival – Meredith, Australia ^ December 13, 2026 – The Timber Yard – Port Melbourne, Australia ^Festival Date *The Strokes with Beach House and TV On The Radio # Moby + Underworld with Nia Archives and DJ Holographic ABOUT FCUKERS: fcukers’ explosive ascendance began downtown in New York City and continues to grow there today. In a fast-track three years spent amassing millions of streams, playing Glastonbury, Primavera, Lollapalooza, Coachella and in arenas supporting LCD Soundsystem, Tame Impala, and Dom Dolla, they have received recognition from the likes of Beck, Billie Eillish, David Byrne, and Zane Lowe, while earning spots on BBC Radio 1’s ‘Future Artist of the Month’ and both Spotify and Amazon’s “Artists to Watch” lists. Audiences worldwide crave the party fugue state that the band’s riotous live shows - over 100 last year - design. Fcukers now present their debut album ‘Ö,’ produced by Kenny Beats with help from 100 Gecs, out now. FOLLOW FCUKERS Website | Instagram | TikTok | Youtube | Facebook Spotify | Apple Music | Soundcloud | Bandcamp

Heathers shares title track "Awesome" + debut album out 10/30

HEATHERS SHARES TITLE TRACK “AWESOME” DEBUT ALBUM AWESOME OUT OCTOBER 30TH SUPPORTING WINE LIPS AND INNER WAVE ON TOUR NEXT MONTH

credit: Caroline Safran “Awesome”  https://heathers.lnk.to/awesomeSingle Awesome https://heathers.lnk.to/awesome (September 25th, 2026) - Following the announcement of his debut album Awesome, due October 30th, Heathers is back to share the title track today. The track channels Heathers’ rambunctious energy through a top-of-the-lungs chorus paired with high-octane production, fast-paced guitar and synth leads building toward a climax of well-timed drum breaks. The result showcases Heather’s as both a restless experimenter and a one-man band capable of executing his maximalist vision at every level. Heathers is the alias of 23-year-old Heath Michael Thomas. His debut album Awesome effortlessly unspools hooky and elaborate garage rock, one melody-packed tune at a time. The album is a kick in the teeth when it comes to volume and intensity; every song practically leaps through the speakers and commands your attention. “I write about what makes me angry, because it’s what makes me human,” he says.  The new single follows lead track “I Believe in You,” which premiered on Apple Music 1 last month. Earlier this year, Thomas introduced the project with two pre-album singles: the anthemic “Bite” and the disorienting power-pop of “Drive/Park,” which was featured in Pitchfork’s Selects.  The path to Awesome began in Thomas’ hometown of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, a small Midwest town of 40,000 people, where he started exploring music-making with his father’s guitars and home-recording setup at age 11. After playing in various bands throughout high school, he began focusing on his own project as Heathers. The name was inspired by both a Surf Curse song and the titular classic teenage black comedy, which was a favorite of a girl he was dating at the time. While much of Heathers’ music has been recorded at home, Thomas brought in engineer Lars Stalfors (Wisp, The Mars Volta) to work on Awesome, maintaining the raw quality of the original recordings while refining their sound. “He did a good job not making it all sound too shiny, which I was worried about,” he says. “I wanted people to hear what these songs sounded like when I first put them to tape, and he did a good job of cleaning it up while still keeping it loud.” After only a handful of live shows, Heathers is taking his sound on the road for the first time next month, opening for Wine Lips and Inner Wave on their Midwest and West Coast dates. He recently played two free shows in Bryant Park in New York and at The Echo in Los Angeles, marking some of his first live performances. See the full routing below.  Listen to “Awesome” and pre-save the album above. Stay tuned for more Heathers coming soon.  Upcoming Live Dates: * supporting Wine Lips ^ supporting Inner Wave 10/13 - Detroit, MI @ Lager House * 10/15 - Atlanta, GA @ The EARL * 10/16 - Baton Rouge, LA @ Chelsea Live * 10/17 - Houston, TX @ Dan Electros * 10/17 - Austin, TX @ 29th St Ballroom * 10/26 - San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall ^ 10/28 - Napa, CA @ Napa Music Hall - Ballroom ^ 10/29 - Fresno, CA @ Star Palace Ballroom ^ 11/02 - Flagstaff, AZ @ Orpheum Theatre ^ 11/03 - Tucson, AZ @ La Rosa ^ 11/04 - Pioneertown, CA @ Pappy & Harriet's ^ 11/05 - Ventura, CA @ Ventura Music Hall ^

Awesome artwork Heathers Awesome October 30, 2026 Warner Records 1. Oh Yeah 2. Carry On 3. I Believe in You 4. Awesome 5. Same Problems 6. Privileged 7. Cars 8. Utopia 9. No Direction 10. High as Fuck 11. Fantasy 12. Loving You (is the Easy Way) 13. The Loop 14. Forever hang

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Girl Tones share ferocious ballad of a title track from their upcoming debut album

GIRL TONES LOSE NO FEROCITY ON THE  BALLADLIKE TITLE TRACK OF THEIR  UPCOMING DEBUT ALBUM — STREAM /  WATCH THE OFFICIAL VIDEO PRECIOUS ALBUM ARRIVES ON NOVEMBER 6  VIA PARALLEL VISION / BIG LOUD ROCK— PRE-SAVE   HEADLINE EAST COAST TOUR KICKS OFF THIS NOVEMBER WITH  SUPPORT FROM MODERN CULT AND MORE — SEE ALL DATES HERE

Press photo by Kate LaMendola   “Classically trained sisters Kenzie and Laila are the brains behind this smart, fuzzy dose of pop rock sugar and spit – sort of like The Kills throwing a really fun party with a few riot grrrl stars. Fizzing with likeable energy but clever enough to keep you on your toes.” “While the White Stripes — their most obvious comparison — were about controlled energy, Girl Tones are proudly imperfect.”

Today, Girl Tones reveal the title track off of their upcoming debut album Precious and shed a tender light on much of the record’s inspiration. On “Precious” the band takes a break from the muscular rock songs they’ve become known for and opt instead for a vulnerable ballad. Without compromising any of their raw power along the way, the song distills their complicated feelings about life lived and grief into four minutes. With layers of ascendant vocals over sparse piano, elegant strings, and emotionally charged drums, the album’s title track is a farewell to their grandmother — Stream.  “Our Abuelita passed away in 2020, and the song came from experiencing the grief of losing a loved one,” singer Kenzie reveals. “She always referred to us as her ‘Precious’. The handwriting on the cover is actually from a card she sent to me. We worked on the album for a while, and it’s so precious to us. Around the time we said goodbye to her, I started dating my now-husband. As much as the song is about losing a loved one, it’s also about gaining a new loved one.” Today’s single also arrives with an official video directed by Emily Buchwald. Performing with a piano in a field, while deer wander in the background, the visual is understated and perfectly matches the beauty of the song — Watch.   With much anticipation surrounding their first album, Precious will be released in full on November 6. After locking listeners in the orbit of their bulldozing early singles and pocketing their fair share of early accolades, Girl Tones’ first full-length body of work was produced by Brad Shultz of Cage The Elephant and will be released on his label, Parallel Vision, in partnership with Big Loud Rock. It’s the sound of a band unapologetically embracing creative and personal freedom, never letting go, and encouraging you to do the same — Pre-save.

Girl Tones have staked their claim as one of the most exciting new acts to see live and continue to defend it. Already this year, they have toured in support of Dexter and The Moonrocks, Peter McPoland and The Rare Occasions. With a busy festival season, the band performed at SXSW, Treefort, The Great Escape, Bottlerock, Outside Days, Bonnaroo, Just Like Heaven and more. Earlier this month, Girl Tones’ song “Fade Away” was featured in the season 1 finale of Netflix’s Crew Girl. Kicking off the week after their album release, Girl Tones will set out on their first ever headline East Coast tour. Highlights include Mercury Lounge in New York City, DC9 in Washington, DC, and more. Along the way, they will be supported by Modern Cult, JT Loux and Four Degrees Colder. See all upcoming dates here and below. UPCOMING TOUR DATES November 14 - SubT - Downstairs - Chicago, IL ^# November 15 - Beachland Tavern - Cleveland, OH ^# November 17 - Nikki Lopez - Philadelphia, PA * November 18 - Mercury Lounge - New York, NY *  November 19 - DC9 - Washington, DC * November 21 - Evening Muse - Charlotte, NC * November 22 - Eddie’s Attic - Decatur, GA * ^ with Modern Cult # with Four Degrees Colder * with JT Loux All info here