DJ & Music

Labor Day marks a bold new era for NYC radio as Funkmaster Flex reshapes Hot 97’s lineup. Expect fresh energy, new rhythm, and a memorable send-off that hints at big changes behind the mic. The city’s hip-hop heartbeat is shifting—are you ready for what comes next?

Deliver Me From Nowhere casts Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska era in a quiet, piercing light. Jeremiah Fraites’s score avoids imitation, leaning into mood and emotion, anchored by a battered upright piano nicknamed Firewood. The result promises an intimate, emotionally raw portrait of a pivotal moment in Springsteen’s career.

An electrifying, cross-generational moment on stage redefines country music’s trailblazing spirit—a high-energy tribute fans won’t soon forget.

Britpop icons Liam and Noel Gallagher light up Soldier Field with classic Oasis energy, turning Chicago into a night of sing-alongs and unforgettable riffs. A high-impact live moment that hints at the band’s enduring pull on the world stage.

Bon Jovi unveils Forever (Legendary Edition), a star-studded reimagining built on collaboration and resilience. A new opening track and a Springsteen-assisted twist set the tone for a cross-genre celebration that turns personal hurdles into a collective musical moment.

Anaïs Gallagher admits she could never tire of Oasis live, even after twelve straight nights on tour. She offers a glimpse into life on the road—hosting a radio show, keeping crowds engaged, and the enduring energy fueling the reunion.

Tyler Childers teams with Rick Rubin for a bold, polished reimagining that blends country roots with fearless experimentation. From bluesy honky-tonk energy to intimate acoustic moments and adventurous textures, the album offers a high-skill, high-energy listening journey. It’s ambitious and genre-spanning, leaving you curious about where Childers might take this sound next.

Sabrina Carpenter is teasing a fearless new sound with Man’s Best Friend, promising bold, unapologetic lyrics and a concert-ready energy. The teaser hints at humor, empowerment, and shared relief that could redefine her vibe.

Something big is coming from Sabrina Carpenter. She teases a bold, boundary-pushing era for her next album, hinting at unapologetic storytelling and a new sonic direction.

Three nights at Soldier Field bring Britpop, emo, and metal together in one unforgettable weekend. Oasis’s reunion kicks things off, followed by My Chemical Romance and System of a Down delivering arena-scale energy and fan-favorite anthems.

Hayley Williams drops a sprawling solo project—seventeen tracks deep—with whispers of an eighteenth and a bold, self-curated listening approach that reshapes the narrative. A cinematic arc through love, doubt, and Southern color, it invites listeners to experience the story in their own way.

Ariana Grande returns to the stage with the Eternal Sunshine tour, her first major road run in nearly five years. Mixing new material with fan favorites, it signals a more artist-driven, high-production show crafted on her own terms—marking a bold new era for her live performances.

Halsey marks the 10th anniversary of Badlands with a global Back to Badlands tour—a cinematic, globe-spanning celebration that ranges from intimate venues to grand arenas. Expect fresh visuals tied to the era as the show revisits a pivotal chapter in her artistry.

Could Windsor 88.7 be returning to rock this week? A social teaser points to a format flip at 8:08 a.m. on Thursday, sparking curiosity about a shake-up for local listeners and the station’s lineup.

Parker McCollum embraces vulnerability on a self-titled album that shuns glossy polish for a raw, live-in-the-room vibe. The songs mine doubt, heartbreak, and self-reflection with crackly vocals and worn-in guitar textures, leaning into mood over perfection. It’s a bold turn that roots his voice more firmly in honest storytelling than trend-chasing.

Grounded, heartfelt, and a little playful: Lainey Wilson and Devlin Hodges navigate a spontaneous Nashville moment, while Hailey Whitters readies for a new arrival. A warm glimpse into the joys and everyday choices shaping Music City’s country scene.

Jordan Davis gives a rare behind-the-scenes look at crafting hit songs with the same dream team. He reflects on collaboration, pressure, and the art of restraint as he chases the next big moment in country music.

Luke Combs takes home the ACM International Award as Ashley McBryde delivers a heartfelt tribute, marking a new chapter in country music’s global reach. Behind the scenes, Music Mayhem’s Andrew Wendowski pulls back the curtain on indie storytelling shaping the scene.

Priscilla Block steps into a more vulnerable era with her upcoming Things You Didn’t See. The first glimpse promises a deeply personal collection that tackles fame, identity, and the quiet battles behind the spotlight. A bold shift toward intimate storytelling that could redefine her sound.

Teyana Taylor hints at a bold new chapter—Escape Room, a cross-media project that blends music with cinematic storytelling. She opens up about protecting her voice, new collaborations, and balancing art with family life. A revealing peek at her evolving artistry and unwavering resilience.

Sunday at Leeds Festival promises a high-energy finale at Bramham Park, with a sun-friendly run of sets culminating in a blockbuster Main Stage closer. Limp Bizkit and Bring Me The Horizon top the bill, while Enter Shikari light up the night and the Chevron Stage keeps the momentum going. Expect roaring riffs, surprise moments and…