Stereogum — Earlier this week, Drew Carey of The Drew Carey Show and The Price Is Right fame wrote that he would stick his dick in a blender (among other sacrifices) to be able to see Phish at the Sphere again. He had never seen Phish before and apparently didn’t even know any of their songs. Yesterday, the game show host and comedian shared that the band sent him a blender. more info

Stereogum — Yesterday, Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Adkins and Zach Lind appeared as guests on Danny Brown’s podcast The Danny Brown Show. The rapper began the episode with the confession that when he went through a bad breakup, he listened to their 1999 album Clarity every day. They also talked influences, AI art, self-love, favorite artists, and more. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Post Malone's special set of country covers at the Indio festival included some big names in the genre, including Brad Paisley. more info

Chorus.fm — Ten songs is a weekly playlist from Jason Tate featuring songs enjoyed over the previous week. It is included in every edition of the Liner Notes newsletter and is free to sign up for via email. This playlist is available on Spotify and Apple Music. Ten Songs ManDancing – Malachi Katie Pruitt – White Lies, White Jesus and You SeeYouSpaceCowboy […] more info

Chorus.fm — Sum 41 have teamed up with Kerrang for some exclusive merch celebrating the band coming to an end. more info

Chorus.fm — Blink-182 have announced all the openers for their upcoming tour dates. Jun 20 – Orlando, FL – Kia Center * Jun 21 – Miami, FL – Kaseya Center * Jun 24 – San Antonio, TX – Frost Bank Center ^ Jun 25 – Fort Worth, TX – Dickies Arena ^ Jun 27 — Denver, CO […] more info

Stereogum — Last year, Blink-182 released their latest album One More Time… and celebrated by playing a Denny’s. The performance was a callback to when Houston metalcore crew Live Without performed at the same breakfast establishment in 2013 and clips went mega-viral, quickly becoming a meme. Now, the pop-punk veterans are taking Live Without on tour, along with Santa Cruz hardcore group Drain. more info

Stereogum — Last night, Eric Church headlined Stagecoach with a polarizing performance. Seated in front of red stained glass windows, the country musician played an acoustic, covers-heavy set that included songs by 2Pac (“California Love”) and Snoop Dogg (“Gin And Juice”) with a gospel choir. The night was light on his own material and some audience members booed while others left to see Nickelback perform on another stage. This morning, Church addressed the performance with a statement. more info