DJ & Music

John Stamos made a surprise Riot Fest splash, arriving to a playful storm of backstage demands and fan frenzy. From eccentric stipulations to a Greek-pizza tribute in his honor, the night proved festival whimsy at its finest.

Eric Church’s rise is built on bold stages, stubborn grit, and one surprisingly funny early memory. His Philadelphia stop hints at the kinds of detours that shape a storyteller who keeps audiences guessing—and singing along.

Rising star d4vd faces a tour in limbo as an active investigation tied to a teen’s death casts a shadow over his US and European dates. With cancellations mounting and few details released, the future of the tour—and the story behind it—remains unclear.

Nine Inch Nails drop a visually striking video for “As Alive As You Need Me To Be,” the lead track from the TRON: Ares soundtrack. Directed by Maxime Quoilin, the clip drapes the band’s industrial aura in stark lighting and frenetic edits, delivering a promise of bold sonic and cinematic experimentation.

A star-studded, live celebration of Earth, Wind & Fire hits the Hollywood Bowl in a two-hour tribute packed with iconic grooves and surprise collaborations. Expect unforgettable moments from guest artists like Stevie Wonder and Janelle Monáe as the night honors a legendary catalog that still grooves today.

Comedy legend Bill Murray brings his unlikely musical side to Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater on December 5, 2025, for a rare, guitar-powered night. Backed by blues-rock duo the Blood Brothers and a special guest, the evening promises playful tunes and nostalgia from Murray’s storied stage past. A must-see winter show that fuses Hollywood wit…

Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend turns dating chaos into witty, disco-flavored theater-pop. With twelve tracks of sharp storytelling and bold production, it’s a playful, fearless ride that hints at heartbreak—and a lot of humor—without losing the groove.

Deliver Me From Nowhere offers an intimate, bruising look at Bruce Springsteen during a pivotal career lull, shifting the spotlight from stadium anthems to the inward struggle that shaped Nebraska. With four-track bedroom sessions, shadowy family memories, and restrained performances, the film traces how truth and art wrestle to redefine a legend.

Virgin is Lorde’s focused, intimate return, pairing moody, refined pop with fresh textures. The album dives into identity, rebirth, and the body-mind dialogue with candid, diary-like honesty. It signals a mature evolution—bold in restraint and rich in atmosphere.

LeAnn Rimes burst onto the scene as a prodigy whose voice redefined country and crossed into pop, film, and television. Her story—built on grit, reinvention, and staying true to her art—offers a tantalizing look at a lasting icon in music and beyond.

Lollapalooza takes a bold leap in 2026 with three South American weekends—Chile, Argentina, and Brazil—before returning to Chicago in August. A genre-spanning lineup across three vibrant cities promises a festival run like no other, perfect for music lovers planning an epic spring and summer.

After a famously rocky New Jersey welcome 30 years ago, Oasis is back at MetLife Stadium for a reunion that fans have awaited. The Oasis Live ’25 era promises a high-octane, nostalgia-soaked show with stadium-sized production and a crowd-pleasing set of classics.

Kelsea Ballerini headlines an exclusive SiriusXM Pandora concert at Chicago’s Riviera Theatre, mixing fan favorites with fresh tracks for a one-night-only event. A sweepstakes and a nationwide broadcast add extra buzz to this must-see night.

Cheeky, glossy, and unapologetically honest, Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend dives into the messy charm of modern dating. Witty storytelling meets infectious country-pop hooks, with a hopeful note that heartbreak can spark a fresh start.

One night, a Broadway legend, and orchestral magic. Bernadette Peters teams with the Plano Symphony Orchestra at the Meyerson for a concert of iconic tunes and storytelling in a lush, live setting. A rare collaboration that sparks pure stage magic.

Mac DeMarco kicks off with a surprise LA warm-up before a string of sold-out shows and a sprawling world tour that stretches into 2026. Expect a bold blend of intimate club vibes and epic arena moments, all anchored by a new self-made album and a lineup from Mock Media. It’s a fresh chapter for the…

LeAnn Rimes burst onto the scene at 13 with Blue, kicking off a rapid rise and a lasting music legacy. This snapshot traces the mid-90s breakout, crossover hits, and a landmark Grammy moment that reshaped the sound of the era.

Burna Boy widens his sonic map with a fresh cross-genre pairing with Shaboozey on Change Your Mind from No Sign of Weakness. A bold blend of Afrobeat energy and country flair, backed by a striking video that hints at a genre-fluid era for global music.

Zach Top’s Between The Ditches threads warm steel and restrained production into a modern-country ballad. It’s a thoughtful meditation on imperfection and perseverance, signaling a grounded, heartfelt direction for his forthcoming project and a voice that feels both timeless and newly essential.

Sabrina Carpenter responds to the backlash surrounding her latest album cover, framing the art as a meditation on control, vulnerability, and growth. She also unveiled an alternative cover, signaling a thoughtful shift in presentation and inviting reflection on the meaning behind provocative imagery.