DJ & Music

Hilary Duff is making a bold comeback, returning to music after a decade with a new album that promises personal storytelling and fresh sounds. A docuseries and a renewed connection with fans hint at a reinvention that blends nostalgia with modern artistry. This chapter centers on growth, resilience, and creative evolution.

Hilary Duff signals a long-awaited comeback with fresh studio sessions and a revealing new docuseries, sparked by a countdown that has fans buzzing. Nostalgia meets a modern twist as she crafts a sound for a whole new generation.

Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, the radiant vocalist who helped shape the Grateful Dead’s sound from 1971 to 1979, has died at 76 after a battle with cancer. Her journey—from Muscle Shoals session work to the Dead’s legendary stages—left a lasting imprint on fans and the sound of an era.

Morgan Wallen rolls out a stadium-sized spring-summer tour, promising two-night engagements and a high-energy run across major venues. A new chapter for the country star as live shows return with unforgettable performances and fan-favorite hits.

Chicago is gearing up for a weekend of memory-making shows. Thundercat kicks things off with bass-driven magic at the Aragon, Halsey salutes the BADLANDS era with a special anniversary run, and Thrice rolls out Horizons/West at the House of Blues. A trio of genre-spanning nights worth catching.

Last-minute heartbreak hit Birmingham as Benson Boone cancels his show due to a throat issue. He’s apologizing to fans and promising a quick reschedule—leaving supporters waiting for what comes next.

Carrie Underwood just etched a historic milestone, cementing her place as the most-certified female country artist of all time. A career built on hits, heart, and a dedicated fan base signals that the next chapter is bound to bring even more surprises.

Taylor Swift has traded red-carpet glamour for a quieter, more guarded presence at NFL games. Striving for privacy amid security concerns, she makes rare appearances from the VIP suite while continuing to support Kelce from the sidelines.

Cardi B goes live at dawn to open up about the “dark energy” surrounding her pregnancy and the online hate she’s weathering. She says karma will catch up with the detractors, even as she presses on toward a new tour and a growing family.

Offset releases a new single amid a storm of headlines about his split from Cardi B and the couple’s evolving family dynamics. The track teases heartbreak, accountability, and the delicate balance of co-parenting as both move forward.

Miles Teller returns to the SNL stage for a second hosting turn, paired with Brandi Carlile for a night of comedy and song. Early promos tease playful banter, bold sketches, and moments that could steal the spotlight. It’s shaping up to be an unforgettable blend of laughs and live music.

Lainey Wilson dives into Halloween with a haunting, stripped-down cover of YUNGBLUD’s “Zombie,” captured on a porch with a red acoustic guitar. The intimate rendition leans into the song’s raw emotion, highlighting Wilson’s fearless, genre-blending artistry.

Brandon Lake steps into an intimate Songline moment, reimagining nine songs in a stripped-down setting and sharing the stories behind the music. A full performance video arrives November 21, offering a rare glimpse into the songwriting process that powers his hits.

Rush returns from a long hiatus with a surprise Fifty Something Tour, unveiling a fresh lineup and a sprawling setlist that hints at a bold new chapter for the legendary act.

Orville Peck returns with the single “Drift Away,” signaling a bold solo comeback and a charity-driven project tied to a 10-year retrospective. With a highly anticipated Rodeo on the horizon in Pioneertown, Peck blends genre-blurring grooves with a small-town mood, hinting at a thrilling new chapter ahead.

Orville Peck returns with Appaloosa, a seven-track EP landing November 14 and crafted in his signature moody, baritone-lined country world. A bold new chapter unfolds, hinting at surprising collaborations and a fresh sonic direction. The release pairs with Peck’s seventh Annual Rodeo, adding an intimate, live chapter to the story.

Florence + The Machine deliver a spellbinding, instrument-rich cover of Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra” in an intimate SiriusXM session, foreshadowing the lush, collaborative world of their new album, Everybody Scream.

Rap’s grip on the charts faces a rare pause as a beloved hit steps out of the Hot 100 top 40. A wave of chart-rule changes and emerging competitors are quietly reshaping what it takes to land in the spotlight. Could this signal the start of a new era for the sound that ruled the…

Megadeth’s self-titled final album includes a surprising cover of Metallica’s Ride the Lightning, presented as a tribute born of deep respect rather than reconciliation. Dave Mustaine reflects on decades of history with Hetfield and his decision to move forward even before Metallica has heard the rendition. The farewell collection also features tracks like Tipping Point,…

Florence Welch’s Everybody Scream blends orchestral pop with a fearless take on ambition, mysticism, and the gendered double standards of the music world. Sharp lines like “it must be nice to be a man” cut through haunting melodies, turning personal struggle into a powerful critique. A Halloween-era release that lingers long after the final note.

Heartbeats, surprise comebacks, and a star immortalized in wax—this week in music is pulsing with intimate moments and show-stopping tributes. From a heartfelt heartbeat revelation to an Atlanta comeback and a brand-new Madame Tussauds figure, the vibe is electric.