DJ & Music

Das Rheingold returns in Wuppertal as a concert-staged spectacle of power, fate, and opulent sound. Patrick Hahn guides a stellar lineup through a night where orchestral depth meets dazzling lighting and theatrical flair. A tantalizing glimpse into Wagner’s sprawling Ring cycle that left audiences eager for what’s to come.

Gretchen Rossi is steering a new musical chapter, heading to Nashville’s Blackbird Studio with Slade Smiley and Skylar. A studio session with Grammy-nominated producer Bryan Todd hints at a fresh project—and more heartfelt music from the RHOC alum.

5 Seconds of Summer are stepping into a bold new era with a global tour and a brand-new album in 2026. From Europe to North America and back to Australia, the band promises high-energy shows, VIP experiences, and a night to remember.

After Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour tickets sold out in record time, fans are turning to resale markets where prices are starting to ease. In London, seats are dipping into the mid-£300s, offering a possible break for late buyers. Caveat: resale terms can vary, and some tickets may be invalid at the door.

Rising country star Parker McCollum unleashes a bold self-titled album, led by a standout single turning heads. The new music video revs up with a Hellcat Challenger—the iconic ride fueling headlines beyond the stage. Speed, style, and a growing legacy all unfold in this latest chapter.

R&B legends New Edition, Toni Braxton, and Boyz II Men join forces for a 30-city, immersive tour that redefines the live experience. A Detroit kickoff and upcoming presale windows hint at a landmark night for fans of timeless hits.

Koe Wetzel is trading late-night wildness for diaper-duty as he steps into fatherhood with the same raw energy fans know. A new chapter is shaping his music and outlook—with tweaks to lyrics and a brighter stage presence—while a hint of that old edge still flickers. A fresh peek at how dad life is remixing the…

Cameron Crowe recalls a chaotic Led Zeppelin tour from his teenage reporter days, where a photo mishap and a stubborn pursuit of a cover story reshape his understanding of storytelling—and his future in the trade.

– A desert-road twist of My Only Angel brings Steve Martin’s banjo into the mix, with a remote recording that hints at bigger collaborations on the horizon. – Steve Martin adds a surprising banjo layer to a new Aerosmith–Yungblud take, turning My Only Angel into a sun-soaked teaser of what’s to come. – Two generations…

Two country icons, a Nashville farm, and a moment that refreshed more than just their batteries. Lainey Wilson reveals how Miranda Lambert’s gracious invitation turned into a memorable pause that reshaped their creative flow. With new collaborations on the horizon, the road ahead sounds louder than ever.

On the road, a quiet farm visit can be the spark you didn’t know you needed. Lainey Wilson trades tour chaos for a restorative escape at Miranda Lambert’s place, where rest quietly gives way to fresh inspiration about home, freedom, and the music born in between the miles. A candid portrait of friendship, recovery, and…

Brandi Carlile turned an in-store moment at Easy Street Records into a heartfelt celebration for her new album, Returning to Myself. The intimate, sold-out performance offered a rare blend of new songs and fan favorites, a moment of connection that felt deeply personal. Fans lined up for hours as doors opened, adding a touch of…

Two contrasting tracks from Kenshi Yonezu hint at a bold new chapter: an electric, fast-paced anthem tied to a major film, and a somber, emotionally charged duet with Hikaru Utada. Fresh off a world tour, he reveals a sharper daily rhythm and a more focused creative drive. This cinematic pair promises to push boundaries and…

Mumford & Sons drop Rubber Band Man, a fresh collaboration with Hozier recorded at Long Pond and produced by Aaron Dessner. A bold step forward as the band tees up new material and a wide-spanning tour.

Kehlani and Kali Uchis are set to be honored at ASCAP’s Women Behind the Music, spotlighting the women shaping today’s music scene. Joined by rising star EJAE in Los Angeles, the ceremony highlights impact, artistry, and the ongoing momentum of women in music.

Lucy Dacus isn’t pulling punches on humor. In a candid chat, the indie star explains why jokes at the expense of marginalized people feel lazy—and how wit can bite without punching down, all while her activism—officiating hundreds of queer weddings and backing trans rights—reveals how her art and advocacy intertwine.

Heavy rock is staging a bold comeback, with Bad Omens headed for a major North American arena run. A Denver stop promises a night of their newest anthems and a high-energy live experience. Presales kick off late October, setting the stage for a year of electrifying performances.

Zac Brown opens up about finding love later in life with designer Kendra Scott, hinting at a future built on family, faith, and perseverance. From a memorable riverbank proposal to the idea of blending two lives, their romance signals a fresh, hopeful chapter worth following.

Bad Omens unveils a massive 2026 North American tour, with Beartooth and President in tow. Spanning from Salt Lake City to Oakland, the run hits big arenas across the U.S. and Canada—from Denver and Toronto to Boston and Nashville—promising an electric night of live intensity.

Jameela Jamil shares a candid, eyebrow-raising memory from her DJ days and a bold career pivot—a wink-worthy chat that blends humor with surprising truths about her media relationships.

Megan Moroney offers a first taste of her next album with the heartfelt single “Beautiful Things,” born from the joy of a new niece. Expect a tender blend of vulnerability and resilience as she charts a bold new chapter in her music.