The Strokes

Walton Goggins' Suburban Saga: Channeling Chevy in the Strokes' New Video

Walton Goggins takes center stage in the Strokes' “Going Shopping” video, channeling a cool charisma akin to Chevy Chase in Paul Simon's “You Can Call Me Al.” The video combines nostalgic homage with fresh creativity.

Goggins’ enigmatic charm blends with the band's music, crafting a playful visual narrative. As the unlikely hero, he navigates suburban mundanity with effortless flair, underscoring his character's intriguing dimensions.

The Strokes’ Album Delays and Vinyl-Streaming Tango Leaves Fans in Limbo

Albert Hammond Jr. spills the beans on the delayed release of The Strokes’ album ‘Reality Awaits’. Scheduled for June 26, it's now marking time until July 24. The cause? Aligning the streaming date with the vinyl release.

Hammond suggests the album channels a “weird, young band” vibe. Meanwhile, he's teamed up with KennyHoopla for a fresh single, 'NEW AMERICA//'.

The Strokes are set for an expansive tour, though they’ll be missing guitarist Nick Valensi due to a temporary break.

The Strokes Tease "Reality Awaits" with Nostalgic Nissan, Rubin Tags Along

The Strokes reveal their sonic return with "Reality Awaits," their first album since 2020’s "The New Abnormal."

Set for a summer debut, the New York band teases their latest work with a nostalgic 1980s Nissan 300ZX video, promising something “sexier” than before.

The announcement precedes their Coachella 2026 gigs, marking a vibrant re-entry onto the music scene.

Producer Rick Rubin rejoins the band, reminiscing over magical sessions in Costa Rica, hinting at a creative synergy yet to write their best songs.

The Strokes Resurface at Coachella 2026; Casablancas Trolls Bezos with "Crime" Shirt

The Strokes electrify Coachella 2026, marking their return after a 15-year hiatus. Julian Casablancas makes waves with a t-shirt parody of the Amazon logo, reading “crime,” and teases Jeff Bezos.

The band rolls out their fresh track ‘Going Shopping’ alongside beloved classics like ‘Is This It’. Casablancas also humorously comments on new U.S. military draft plans, suggesting he might lead a “sexy” Coachella unit.