The Super Bowl Halftime Show is the NFL’s biggest music moment of the season, but it’s not the only one. Watching football is as much a Thanksgiving staple as turkey and stuffing, so the NFL is making the most of the holiday exposure with a slew of high-profile halftime show performers.
Over the weekend, they made some announcements: Post Malone will play at the Dallas Cowboys-Kansas City Chiefs game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas; Jack White will perform at the Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers contest at Ford Field in Detroit; and Lil Jon will do the Baltimore Ravens-Cincinnati Bengals game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
“I’m from Texas. I grew up a Cowboys fan and have been watching this halftime show for years. It’s a real honor to be part of the Red Kettle Kickoff with The Salvation Army and the Dallas Cowboys and help bring hope to so many people.”
White also teased his performance with a video from this Third Man Records vinyl pressing plant, of a custom blue record being made to commemorate the occasion.
Keeping up with new music can be exhausting, even impossible. From the weekly album releases to standalone singles dropping on a daily basis, the amount of music is so vast it’s easy for something to slip through the cracks. Even following along with the Uproxx recommendations on a daily basis can be a lot to ask, so every Monday we’re offering up this rundown of the best new music this week.
This week saw Charli XCX explore a new era and Jessie Murph expand her beloved latest album. Yeah, it was a great week for new music. Check out the highlights below.
Not only did Charli XCX make some new music for the upcoming Wuthering Heights movie, but she went ahead and made a whole album. Included on it is last week’s “Chains Of Love,” which fans excitedly compared to Charli’s 2013 debut album True Romance.
Jessie Murph — “Wildflowers And Wine”
Murph provided one of this year’s musical highlights with Sex Hysteria, and last week, she expanded it with a deluxe edition that adds a whopping eight new songs. Also keep an eye out for “a visual companion piece which will serve as an extension of the creative world Jessie has built around Sex Hysteria and her ‘1965’ music video.”
Robyn — “Dopamine”
New Robyn is a treat, especially when it’s her first single since 2018 (excluding the odd collaboration she pops up on here and there. So, last week was special when Robyn unveiled “Dopamine,” a dance-ready number that thankfully picks up right where she left off.
Dominic Fike — “White Keys”
“White Keys” was a favorite among Fike’s fans, even though he had forgotten about it himself. He explained, “I had forgot about this song and the internet somehow dug it up for me. it reminded me this was a universe I came from too. ”
FKA Twigs — “Predictable Girl”
FKA Twigs thought Afterglow would be a deluxe edition of Eusexua. Instead, the project ballooned into its own new album, Eusexua Afterglow. It’s out now and it’s led by “Predictable Girl,” which comes with a striking The Matrix-like video.
Magdalena Bay — “This Is The World (I Made It For You)”
In recent weeks, Magdalena Bay have made it a habit of dropping a new pair of unannounced singles every week or two. The endeavor has culminated in Nice Day: A Collection Of Singles, which also includes the latest two, “This Is The World (I Made It For You)” and “Nice Day.”
Leon Bridges — “A Merry Black Christmas”
It’s November, which means it’s almost December, which means it’s almost Christmas. The new slew of holiday songs has already begun and Leon Bridges has contributed with “A Merry Black Christmas,” as well as as the Norah Jones duet “This Christmas I’m Coming Home.”
Tobias Jesso Jr. — “I Love You”
After his 2015 album Goon, Jesso stepped back from public-facing life and carved out a great career as a songwriter for the stars. He’s making a solo comeback now, though, and he launched it last week with “I Love You,” a tender number that features Dakota Johnson and Riley Keough in the video.
Ken Carson — “Margiela”
Carson trolls fans a little in his “Margiela” video, as he inserted a fake loading circle right into the video, perhaps symbolizing how tough it is to keep up with his rapid-fire life. The video appears to have been filmed amid his ongoing tour dates with Playboi Carti.
Orville Peck — “Maybe This Time”
Peck just hosted his 7th annual rodeo this past weekend, which isn’t something most artists can say. On the first day of the event, he also dropped a new EP, Appaloosa, giving him fresh material to perform during his three different rodeo performances.
Welcome to SNX DLX your weekly roundup of the best sneakers to hit the internet. We know why you’re here — it’s the Jordan 1 Chicago. For some people, this one sneaker alone is the biggest release of the year and the quintessential Jordan 1. We’ve probably lived through too many re-releases of this shoe to bother counting, and yet we still can’t help but get excited about this one.
But this week isn’t just a good one for Jordan 1 purists… there is a new Jordan 11 too! But don’t worry, if you’re one of those rare sneakerheads that isn’t into Jordans, there are also new exciting takes on the Nike Dunk, the Shox-Z, and the Kobe 6 Protro. If you’re not a Nike fan, we feel for you! Hopefully the next week bring us some brand diversity.
Without further ado, let’s dive into this week’s best sneakers.
Generally, Dunks sport loud and blocky colors, so we were a bit taken aback at first glance of this Off Noir and Summit White Dunk. There is an air of seriousness to this design, and while it took some getting used to, the more we look at it the more we like it. The sneaker sports a tough leather upper in black with white stitching, adding a bit of much needed contrast and dimension to this design.
The Nike Dunk Lo Off Noir and Summit White is out now for a retail price of $125. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
The SHOX is going sleek! Introducing the SHOX Z, a futuristic take on the world’s most polarizing y2k era sneaker. The Z features a stitch-less upper design accented with metallic hardware, an all-black upper, and iridescent detailing. The Z manages to make the SHOX’s iconic column heel look less noticeable and gimmicky. It might miss the point of the SHOX entirely, but we welcome any evolution of the design.
The Nike Women’s Shox Z Black and Metallic White is set to drop on November 15th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $145. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
Simply put, this is one of the most popular sneakers of all time. It’s as iconic as it gets, the literal sneaker you picture when someone says the word “Jordan 1.” This retro release features a leather upper in red and white with an oversized black Swoosh, black wing logo at the heel, and Nike branding at the tongue. If you’re lucky enough to cop a pair, it’ll be cool to own a piece of history, but be prepared to be competing with just about every Jordan-obsessed sneaker head out there.
The Nike Air Jordan 1 Low OG Chicago is set to drop on November 15th at 7:00 AM PST for a retail price of $145. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
With the MT10T, New Balance is taking a big swing! Inspired by hiking sneakers, loafers, ballet flats, and moccasins, this casual slip-on sports a low-profile design a thick tread trail-ready outsole, and a fully synthetic upper.
As big a New Balance fan as we are here, we don’t associate the brand with left-field experimentation. Here is to hoping we get more stuff like the MT10T, just to mix things up a bit.
The New Balance Design Studio MT10T is out now for a retail price of $139.99. Pick up a pair at New Balance.
Two legends collide! The Caitlin Clark Kobe 6 Protro features an icy outfitting with tones of powder and robin’s egg blue. Those light colors mixed with the snakeskin texture give this sneaker a decidedly futuristic vibe. And by futuristic we mean the sort of future they imagined in the early ‘00s.
This sneaker looks like it stepped straight out of a Missy Elliot video, and for that alone, we love it! It being associated with two legends in the field is just the icing on the cake.
The Nike Kobe 6 Protro Caitlin Clark is out now for a retail price of $200. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
If you’re going to cop any pair of Jordans this week, we think you should make it the Chicago AJ-1. Having said that, if you wanted to make the case for picking up the Jordan 11 Pearl instead we’d be willing to hear you out. You’d probably still be wrong, but we’d at least listen.
The Jordan 11 Pearl features a leather upper, gentle lace accents, and an all-over pearl colorway. It’s quite possibly the most elegant Jordan 11 released all year.
The Nike Women’s Air Jordan 11 Pearl is out now for a retail price of $235. Pick up a pair via the Nike SNKRS app.
Disclaimer: While all of the products recommended here were chosen independently by our editorial staff, Uproxx may receive payment to direct readers to certain retail vendors who are offering these products for purchase.
If anyone can help rising Philly rapper Skrilla navigate watching his breakout single become a meme, it’s Coi Leray. She’s been a trending topic multiple times over (to the point it was the title of our cover story about the New Jersey rapper), so it’s fitting that she’s givng the “Doot Doot (6 7)” rapper her cosign, adding him to the remix of her menacing banger, “Lick Back.”
The video is likewise fairly short and simple; the two rappers hang out in the studio, comparing money stacks, and watch collections as Skrilla mean mugs in his ski mask and Coi poses provocatively among the platinum plaques.
Coi isn’t the only rapper jumping on the Skrilla bandwagon. In October, Lil Yachty also shared his spotlight with the viral star, collaborating with him on “Rich Sinners.” Thanks to co-signs like theirs, Skrilla’s proving he’s got more to offer than the oddball meme that has middle schoolers driving their parents and teachers crazy with its nonsensical numerals.
Meanwhile, Coi adds to her impressive output for 2025, which has included “Pink Money” with Bktherula and G Herbo, and “Act Like You Know” with Shoreline Mafia. Being a new mom doesn’t appear to be slowing her down one bit, and it really does look like 2026 will be Coi’s year.
Watch Coi Leray’s “Lick Back” video featuring Skrilla above.
The city of Los Angeles and surrounding areas are facing down yet another circumstance of adverse weather, forcing Tyler The Creator to postpone the latest edition of his Camp Flog Gnaw festival.
This weekend, an atmospheric river — a narrow corridor of concentrated moisture in the atmosphere — is set to dump a historical high of precipitation on Los Angeles County. The heavy rain can cause damaging flooding and landslides, especially with vegetation stripped from mountainsides by January’s wildfires (where was all this when those were going on? Come on, weather, get it together!).
Tyler announced the postponements on social media and on the festival website, advising that the event will be postponed one week (to November 22-23) and that refunds will be available for those unable to attend. That means you can bet that at least some of the set times will change, and some artists could drop out entirely. Stay tuned for more updates from Camp Flog Gnaw. You can see the full statement below.
Due to the fact this storm became an atmospheric rain torrential downpour we had 2 choices — cancel or move to next weekend
we chose the latter.
we understand this is not ideal so we will offer refunds.
for everyone else we will see you next weekend. full details at campfloggnaw.com – Tyler
Starting in about the middle of 2025 and continuing to present day, Radiohead has been having a moment. In August, OK Computer favorite “Let Down” hit the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the first time. (Month’s later, Thom Yorke said he “fought tooth and nail” for the song to be cut from the album.) Currently, the band is in the midst of a comeback tour that’s a delight to watch even from afar.
As Uproxx’s Joypocalypse explains in a new video, though, there’s something about this renewed wave of interest that’s at least a little concerning.
Joy states her case, saying:
“An album like OK Computer leading the charge for the resurgence and interest in a band like Radiohead, I feel, is a generational red flag because it’s a very anxious album about alienation and the struggles of modern life. More so sad in an existential way, this album, I feel it’s very interesting to see Tom Yorke’s vague but haunting writing be relevant 20 years down the line.”
She goes on to discuss her love for the album, and how its themes of “alienation and dissatisfaction and discontent” are manifested lyrically, instrumentally, and on the production side. Joy concludes, “I can’t say, considering the themes of this album, that I’m surprised it’s the one that had a resurgence, especially among younger generations.”
Keeping up with music news and resources like Spotify’s giant and regularly updated New Music Friday playlist are great ways to keep your listening habits from getting stale. Sometimes, though, you need a deeper dive. That’s where Uproxx’s Baylee Lefton comes in as she routinely offers quick-hit lists of songs you need to add into your rotation this week.
She came through with a new drop today (November 14), and the vibe is “floating through space.”
The mix starts with Junodream’s “To The Moon.” The UK group describes their sound as “alternative space rock” and cites Air’s 1998 classic Moon Safari as a formative album for them. They dropped “To The Moon” as a single in 2018 and the dreamy track remains their most-played on Spotify with over 14 million spins.
Lefton’s next recommendation is “Milky Way.” This one is for anime lovers: The track comes from the 2019 series Carole & Tuesday and its sung by the character GGK, whose singing voice is provided by Madison McFerrin, who you might remember hearing on Tyler, The Creator’s “Don’t You Worry Baby.”
Following is Alina Baraz and Galimatias’s “Unfold,” from the 2015 EP Urban Flora. If this one resonates, the whole project is worth checking out, as Lefton dubs it “absolute gold.” Finally, she digs into the archives with Black Sabbath’s “Planet Caravan,” a serene break from the band’s guitar-driven classics.
Check out the video above and to listen to the full songs yourself, hit up the link in Lefton’s Instagram bio.
At 25 years old, Ice Spice is squarely (heh) within the age range of the cohort that grew up on SpongeBob SquarePants (and did!). So, it’s probably a dream come true that she gets to participate in the soundtrack for the upcoming film, The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants. Her contribution? “Big Guy,” a bouncy track that samples dialog from the titular sea sponge, celebrating going from a “little guy” to … well, you get it.
So far, there’s no context for the line, but the song allows for Ice to make plenty of references to the long-running cartoon. “Ain’t a jellyfish, but I’m the catch,” she boasts in one line. In another, she name-checks SpongeBob’s driving instructor: “I blow bubbles so big like Mrs. Puff.” It isn’t the most lyrical track, but then again… it’s for a SpongeBob movie. Y’all want Nas and Eminem?
Meanwhile, in the video, Ice rides an underwater roller coaster (which may have something to do with the sample, from what I can tell), and appears as an animated fish in the cartoon’s signature style — complete with the iconic orange curls she wore when she first started her career.
Although it’s for a side project, “Big Guy” is part of a larger stretch of new songs released by Ice Spice that suggest a follow-up to her debut album Y2K could be coming sooner rather than later. In October, Ice released “Baddie Baddie,” followed in early November by “Pretty Privilege.” Prior to that, she teamed up with former foe Latto for “Gyatt,” so she’s definitely been in the studio lately.
Lately, Magdalena Bay have been offloading pairs of singles. Today (November 14), they have the final two in this run: “This Is The World (I Made It For You)” and “Nice Day.” The duo says in a statement, “This is the final pair (we made it for you). Thank you for listening to these songs, it’s been a nice day to tangle with you.”
Furthermore, all the songs are getting collected on a new compilation, Nice Day: A Collection Of Singles. The release is available as a vinyl box set, which is set for release on April 17. All the singles are available individually as well.
Listen to the two newest songs above.
Magdalena Bay’s Nice Day: A Collection Of Singles Tracklist
1. “Second Sleep”
2. “Star Eyes”
3. “Human Happens”
4. “Paint Me A Picture”
5. “Unoriginal”
6. “Black-Eyed Susan Climb”
7. “This Is The World (I Made It For You)”
8. “Nice Day”
Magdalena Bay’s 2025 & 2026 Tour Dates: Imaginal Mystery Tour
12/06/2025 — Orlando, FL @ Mad Soul Festival
12/31/2025 — Denver, CO @ The Mission Ballroom
02/02/2026 — Birmingham, UK @ O2 Academy Birmingham*
02/03/2026 — Cardiff, UK @ DEPOT*
02/05/2026 — Dublin, Ireland @ Vicar Street*
02/07/2026 — Glasgow, UK @ O2 Academy Glasgow*
02/08/2026 — Manchester, UK @ O2 Apollo Manchester*
02/10/2026 — London, England @ O2 Academy Brixton*
02/11/2026 — Nottingham, UK @ Rock City*
02/13/2026 — Antwerp, Antwerp @ De Roma*
02/14/2026 — Utrecht, NL @ TivoliVredenburg*
02/15/2026 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Paradiso*
02/17/2026 — Paris, France @ Salle Pleyel*
02/19/2026 — Zürich, Zurich @ Volkshaus*
02/20/2026 — Cologne, NRW @ Carlswerk Victoria*
02/22/2026 — Berlin, Berlin @ Columbiahalle*
02/24/2026 — Copenhagen, Denmark @ Vega*
02/25/2026 — Oslo, Norway @ Rockefeller Music Hall*
02/26/2026 — Stockholm, Sweden @ Fållan*
03/27/2026 — Boise, ID @ Treefort Music Fest
* with Allie X
Nice Day: A Collection Of Singles is out 4/17/2026 via Mom+Pop. Find more information here.
Earl Sweatshirt seems happy lately. The LA rapper, once notable for not liking sh*t and never going outside, is all smiles (and outdoors!) in his videos for Live, Laugh, Love, including the latest one, “Gamma.”
Set at a backyard cookout, the video features cameos from Earl’s artist friends like Zack Fox and Fousheé, as well as family and even Earl’s kids, who show off a little basketball acumen on the backyard hoop. There’s a bounce house and a spin art station; all in all, it looks like a great time.
Earl is currently on his Live Laugh Love tour, which kicked off on Halloween at Red Rocks, and will continue until December 16 in Seattle. This weekend, he’ll be performing at Camp Flog Gnaw in LA. He’ll spend the holidays at home, then head overseas for the European leg o of the tour, so it’s nice that he got to spend some time with family and friends before his trip. You can see the dates below.
Watch Earl Sweatshirt’s “Gamma” video above.
11/16 – Los Angeles, CA @ Camp Flog Gnaw
11/19 – Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live Midtown
11/20 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues
11/21 – Austin, TX @ Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
11/23 – New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues
11/25 – Miami FL @ Miami Beach Bandshell
11/26 – Orlando, FL @ The Plaza Live
11/28 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade – Heaven
11/29 – Washington, DC @ The Fillmore Silver Spring
12/02 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5
12/03 – Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
12/04 – New Haven, CT @ Toads Place
12/06 – Montreal, QC @ Beanfield Theatre
120/8 – Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall
12/10 – Detroit, MI @ Majestic Theatre
12/11 – Chicago, IL @ Ramova Theatre
12/12 – Minneapolis, MN @ Uptown Theater
12/15 – Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom
12/16 – Seattle, WA @ The Showbox SoDo
Live Laugh Love is out now via Tan Cressida Records and Warner Records. You can find more info here.
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