DJ & Music

Jin heats up the big screen with a concert film that turns his solo era into a worldwide spectacle. Expect a high-energy mix of BTS favorites and brand-new tracks, framed by a daring, “challenge”-driven show that fans won’t forget. And with BTS plotting a major comeback in 2026, the future looks louder than ever.

David Byrne’s San Francisco show is a fearless fusion of boundary-breaking staging, dazzling visuals, and sharp social insight. A 12-piece band drives a shifting multimedia landscape, reimagining classics while turning the night into a thoughtful reflection on today’s world. The result is a performance that proves Byrne still redefines what a live concert can be.

Queen is plotting an audacious “immortal” show at Las Vegas’ Sphere, using 16K wraparound visuals and immersive sound to honor a legendary 50-year legacy. Brian May hints at a Freddie Mercury–inspired, fully immersive experience that could redefine live rock—and spark a new wave of tech-driven tributes worldwide.

Controversy erupts as Apple Music names Tyler, The Creator Artist of the Year, sidelining Bad Bunny despite a year of chart-toppers and a buzzy new release. Fans flood social media with passionate reactions, fueling a spirited debate about what truly defines greatness in today’s music scene. As Bad Bunny continues to snag headlines and accolades,…

Louis Tomlinson has stepped in to support a longtime former bodyguard facing a serious health crisis. As friends and fans rally around a fundraising drive for life-saving surgery, the gesture underscores the deep bonds built behind the scenes of fame.

Heavy weekend rain forces Camp Flog Gnaw to a new date in Los Angeles. Wristbands stay valid and refunds are available as the 11th anniversary festival pivots, keeping a star-studded lineup in the spotlight.

Motherhood has rekindled Mickey Guyton’s Christmas magic, bringing a joyful new season and a buoyant album, “Feels Like Christmas.” Beyond the music, her heartwarming family traditions and a standout CMA red-carpet moment add extra festive sparkle.

Metal Church returns with a bold lineup overhaul, adding David Ellefson, Ken Mary, and Brian Allen to steer the legendary outfit alongside Vanderhoof. A blistering new track, F.A.F.O., signals a thrash‑fuelled revival ahead of a planned 2026 studio release. The band also gears up for summer festival appearances, signaling a bold new era.

Robert Plant and Suzi Dian deliver an intimate, richly textured Tiny Desk set, weaving folk-inflected originals with thoughtful covers and a lush, multi-instrument backdrop. Playful banter and enduring chemistry make this performance feel fresh and unforgettable.

Boomtown 2026 unveils Chapter 5: Radical Redesign, a bold shift toward live bands, cross-genre surprises, and revamped stages. A forest festival reimagined—from greener tech to enhanced camping—promising an immersive season like never before.

Two legendary acts, one unforgettable night. Bryan Adams and Pat Benatar delivered a sold-out, nostalgia-soaked performance that sparked high-energy twists, crowd sing-alongs, and timeless rock anthems. A reminder that classic rock’s glow still shines across generations.

A stark paradox is unfolding in Australia’s music scene: booming industry revenue on one side, and growing struggles for the artists who create the soundtracks of everyday life on the other. A new survey hints at worrying patterns around pay, contracts, and rights, with AI adding a new layer of uncertainty. As calls for fair…

Patti Smith transports us to a pivotal era of New York’s music scene, where art, grit, and fierce friendships shaped a culture. Through intimate recollections of legends like Jimi Hendrix, she shows how memories become a driving force for tomorrow’s music.

Tate McRae drops a deluxe edition with five new tracks, including the buzzworthy “TIT FOR TAT.” A mysterious lyric about someone named “Ryan” has fans guessing and theories buzzing about real-life drama and studio secrets. With breakup rumors and fresh collabs in the air, McRae’s next era already sounds electric.

Lainey Wilson lit up the CMAs with wins and show-stopping moments, but online chatter quickly heated into a debate over who deserved the night’s top honor.

Taylor Swift’s latest Eras Tour snow globe sold out in hours, highlighting the feverish demand for limited-edition merch. With resale chatter rising and questions about scarcity, this tiny keepsake is sparking big conversations among fans and collectors.

Motherhood has painted a brighter holiday for Mickey Guyton, who unveils an upbeat album titled Feels Like Christmas. Packed with lively originals and a Michael Bolton duet, plus playful family traditions, this season promises light and joyful moments.

Motherhood has lit up Mickey Guyton’s holiday spirit, fueling a cheerful new Christmas album and a playful family tradition. Expect upbeat tunes, heartwarming moments, and a season defined by togetherness rather than melancholy.

Kevin Jonas steps into solo artistry with his first single, “Changing,” a candid look at growth, change, and seizing new opportunities. A heartfelt ode to moving forward with intention and optimism.

Dolly Parton shares a candid health update after missing a major Hall of Fame ceremony, expressing gratitude to longtime partners and a spirit of resilience. With the holidays on the horizon, she hints at brighter days ahead surrounded by loved ones.

Spotify Wrapped 2025 is almost here, turning a year of listening into a vivid, personalized snapshot. Expect eye-catching graphs, top tracks, and surprising global trends that tease how your music year unfolded—and the countdown is on, fueling curiosity about your unique listening journey.