Consequence

Consequence serves as a vital bridge connecting mainstream pop culture with the underground scene. For the last 15 years, this New York-based online magazine has built a loyal audience of millions, thanks to its trustworthy, accurate, and engaging coverage of music, television, and film. It aims to uplift its readers rather than overshadow them.

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Dorothy Arrives to Oz in Wicked: For Good Trailer: Watch

1 day ago | consequence.net | Jo Vito

The first trailer for Wicked: For Good, the upcoming second and final installation of the Wicked film franchise, has arrived. With Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande reprising their roles as Elphaba and Glinda, the trailer offers the first glimpse of the highly-anticipated sequel, which will premiere in theaters on November 21st. Watch the trailer below.
Primavera Sound 2025: How to Livestream Festival

1 day ago | consequence.net | Jo Vito

Amazon Music will exclusively stream performances from Primavera Sound 2025, set to take place from Thursday, June 5th to Saturday, June 7th. Hosted at the Parc del Fòrum in Barcelona, Spain, the sold-out festival — the 23rd edition of Primavera Sound — features a lineup headlined by Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter, and Chappell Roan, and many other artists.
Mark Hamill on Mike Flanagan's Adaptation of Stephen King's The Life of Chuck: Podcast

1 day ago | consequence.net | Kyle Meredith

Listen via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Podcasts | More PlatformsMark Hamill has played a Jedi, a clown prince of crime, and just about everything in between — but it’s The Life of Chuck that he says might be one of the most special experiences of his entire career. The pop culture icon sat down with Kyle Meredith to talk about the new Mike Flanagan film, a surreal, poetic meditation on existence based on a Stephen King novella. Listen to the episode above or wherever you get your podcasts.
King Princess Announces New Album Girl Violence, 2025 Tour

1 day ago | consequence.net | Jo Vito

King Princess is back. On Wednesday, Mikaela Straus, returned with the announcement of a new album, Girl Violence, the night after debuting its lead single, “RIP KP,” on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. She also detailed a run of 2025 tour dates in support of the new project. Due on September 12th via section1, Girl Violence will be King Princess’ third studio album, following 2022’s Hold On Baby.
Turnstile Rip Through Through " I Care / Dull" on Fallon

1 day ago | consequence.net | Jo Vito

Ahead of the release of their new album NEVER ENOUGH (pre-order here), Turnstile appeared on Wednesday night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where they performed “I Care / Dull.” Catch the replay below. NEVER ENOUGH is the fourth studio album by Turnstile, and will arrive in full on Friday, June 6th via Roadrunner.
Neil Young invites Trump to summer tour "if there is not martial law by then"

2 days ago | consequence.net | Ben Kaye

Ever since Bruce Springsteen bruised Donald Trump’s fragile ego with his defiant onstage remarks, numerous rockers have voiced their support for The Boss. One such ally is Neil Young, who declared, “I am not scared of [Trump].
Lizzo Appeals Sexual Harassment Lawsuit, Saying It's An "Attack" On Free Speech

2 days ago | consequence.net | Daysia Tolentino

Lizzo is once again trying to get the sexual harassment lawsuit against her thrown out, with her attorneys asking an appeals court to toss the case for free speech reasons. Lizzo was sued in 2023 by former backup dancers for sexual harassment and cultivating a hostile work environment, which the singer denied doing.
Alex Warren Announces New Album You'll Be Alright, Kid

2 days ago | consequence.net | Daysia Tolentino

Fresh off of the success of his hit song “Ordinary,” Alex Warren has announced his new album You’ll Be Alright, Kid, out July 18th via Atlantic Records. This is Warren’s sophomore effort following 2024’s You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1). Warren co-wrote the album with Cal Shapiro and Mags Duval, while Adam Yaron produced it. You’ll Be Alright, Kid explores themes of “healing, resilience, and optimism,” according to a press release, while its predecessor touched more on grief.
Pusha T on Fractured Relationship with Kanye West: "He Knows I Don't Think He's A Man"

2 days ago | consequence.net | Daysia Tolentino

Pusha T has opened up about his relationship with Kanye West ahead of the release of Clipse’s first album in 15 years, Let God Sort Em Out. In a new interview with GQ, Pusha T shared how he felt like he was “playing the industry game” in the last few years of working with West. Pusha T cut ties with Ye and his G.O.O.D. Music label, where Push served as president, in 2022.
Big Thief Announce New Album Double Infinity

2 days ago | consequence.net | Jo Vito

Big Thief are back with a new double album called Double Infinity. Stream the lead single, “Incomprehensible,” below. Due out September 5th via 4AD, Double Infinity marks Big Thief’s sixth studio album and was produced by longtime collaborator Dom Monks. Recorded over three weeks this past winter at Power Station in New York City, the band biked between Brooklyn and Manhattan each day for the sessions.