DJ & Music

Russell Dickerson kicks his RussellMania Tour 2026 into high gear with three West Coast stops at iconic venues like Red Rocks and The Greek Theatre. Expect electric performances, surprise collaborations, and a festival-filled year that fans won’t want to miss.

Lauren Alaina is turning CMA week into a front-row experience—with backstage livestreams, red-carpet chats, and primetime moments leading up to one of country music’s biggest nights. Expect exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses, candid interviews, and real-time reactions as she gears up for a week of high-profile appearances. A whirlwind of shows, lounges, and performances promise plenty of…

Welcome To Rockville roars back to Daytona International Speedway for its 15th anniversary, May 7–10, 2026. A massive lineup across five stages features Guns N’ Roses, Foo Fighters, Bring Me The Horizon, and My Chemical Romance among 160+ bands. Expect milestone tours, rare performances, and surprises that make this four-day rock celebration one for the…

Xiu Xiu publicly challenges a controversial performer whose stage persona borrows from Black imagery, sparking questions about identity and cultural ownership. The clash has ignited a broader debate on authenticity, representation, and artistic responsibility in today’s music scene.

David Byrne’s Who Is the Sky? turns a concert into a living, breathing art piece—music, imagery, and storytelling collide on stage. Vibrant visuals range from urban skylines to forests and oceans, inviting joy, reflection, and a rare sense of connection in unsettled times. An intimate voyage into art, identity, and what it means to be…

Eric Church turned Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome into an immersive fusion of sound, spectacle, and storytelling, laying out his bold Evangeline and the Machine concept EP. With a 22-piece ensemble, a triumphant return by Joanna Cotten, and dystopian visuals that surrounded the audience, the night offered a rare glimpse into the future of live music.

RAYE is turning her tour into a living studio, shaping unreleased tracks in real time with audience reactions. With her sisters opening the shows and a vow for organic, unscripted performances, a fresh, intimate musical journey awaits on the road.

Two nights, two sides of the spotlight: NYC’s fashion-forward moment with Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter’s playful Toronto show, where bold theatrics meet sharp pop wit. A tour stop that proves performance can be stylish and slyly insightful.

John Fogerty’s The Legacy Tour revisits CCR’s classic anthems with a personal, family-infused twist. The performance blends beloved hits with intimate moments and surprising nods to his solo catalog, ending on a high, roaring note. A reminder that CCR’s legacy—and Fogerty’s spirit—still resonate powerfully today.

New songs, fresh stars, and a deeper look at the bond between two iconic witches redefine Wicked for a new generation. Expect soaring duets, intimate moments of self-discovery, and a bold, modern take on the Oz saga that fans won’t forget.

Alabama’s own Riley Green, Ella Langley, and the Red Clay Strays are hitting the CMA Awards spotlight with performances and nominations that hint at a defining year for Southern country. From memorable duets to next-level live shows, the night promises momentum and surprises for these rising stars.

Kelsea Ballerini’s new single, Emerald City, is triggering a frenzy of speculation about love, jealousy, and past flames. With lines that hint at insecurity and rivalries, the track reads like a window into real-life drama playing out in the spotlight—leaving fans eager for more.

Vince Staples teases the surprising influence Dave Chappelle has had on his life and craft, from real-deal conversations to storytelling that cuts deep. He also opens up about the allure—and doubts—of stepping into stand-up, hinting at a future on the mic that could redefine his path.

Two new Disney+ specials pull back the curtain on Taylor Swift’s monumental Eras Tour. Step behind the scenes for intimate moments, star-studded appearances, and a finale that capped an era in unforgettable style. A heartfelt, celebratory glimpse into a defining moment in pop culture.

Broadway’s Chess roars back to life with a high-energy revival that reimagines its Cold War chessboard of love and power. A fearless metadrama, dazzling design, and a score that shines anew pull the story into fresh territory, delivering both bravado and vulnerability in equal measure. A daring, imperfect reinvention that lingers long after the curtain…

Sabrina Carpenter lit up Toronto with a show-stopping entrance and a bold retro-inspired bodysuit, blending glittering sequins with a cabaret-ready vibe. A night of fearless fashion and high-energy pop, hinting at more standout moments as her Short n’ Sweet tour continues.

Rosalía’s Lux unfolds like a cinematic, multilingual odyssey powered by a full orchestra. It’s a bold, playful exploration that demands patient listening, blending devotion, language, and whimsy into a remarkably intimate and expansive sound. A daring turn that lingers with depth and texture long after the last note.

John Fogerty’s Legacy Tour reached an emotional apex in Boston, pairing a personal victory—owning his music—with blistering CCR anthems and fresh recordings. From a moonlit opening to a thunderous encore, the night blended history, gratitude, and high-octane rock into a moment fans won’t forget.

Grammys’ Album of the Year rarely settles the debate about what truly matters in music. As familiar names dominate the nominations and a few surprises spark conversation, this piece looks at what merit means when artistry, hype, and celebrity collide—and why the conversation around recognition endures.

Bad Bunny’s Puerto Rico residency didn’t just fill venues—it sparked a island-wide celebration that touched every corner of the community. From tattoo shop flash sheets to poolside playlists, his return sparked a deep, shared pride that fans—and locals—won’t forget.

Bad Bunny grabs Album of the Year at the Latin Grammys, marking a historic milestone in a year of record nominations. From Puerto Rican roots to a global stage and a high-profile future, the chart-topping icon’s momentum shows no signs of slowing.