DJ & Music

Brandi Carlile gears up for her eighth studio album, Returning to Myself, inspired by Emmylou Harris and rooted in a deeply personal journey. A new video for the title track hints at a layered message that invites multiple interpretations, marking her first solo release in four years.

Randy Travis’s rise wasn’t instant—years of rejection, a pivotal moment in Nashville, and a voice that demanded to be heard. A masterful collaboration and a defining hit turned a dream into country music history. A tale of perseverance, discovery, and a talent that reshaped a genre.

Luke Combs lights up Green Bay with a two-night run in May, sending fans into a high-energy buzz. Presales are fueling the chatter while the secondary market sways with demand, making prices a hot topic as showtime nears. It promises an electric weekend of music and big-city energy at a beloved stadium setting.

K-pop’s Grammys moment grows nearer, with Rosé leading a solo surge that’s turning heads and challenging old boundaries. As momentum builds, could 2025 finally mark the genre’s long-awaited breakthrough?

MTV UK is winding down its music channels as audiences flock to online platforms and reality TV takes center stage. Nostalgia and a shifting media landscape collide, sparking questions about the brand’s legacy and the future of music on screen. What does this unsettled era mean for the EMAs and the MTV voice that once…

Lorde returns with Virgin, a bold, intimate reckoning with fame, family, and identity. With fearless honesty and a signature pop voice, the album dives into perfectionism, gender norms, and the price of staying true to oneself.

Ty Dolla $ign unveils TYCOON, a 15-track chapter that blends his signature R&B with bold new directions. Featuring appearances from Young Thug, Travis Scott, Future, and more, the album marks a fresh evolution in his sound since Featuring Ty Dolla $ign. A versatile, genre-blending ride that hints at a new era for the artist.

Legal fireworks ignite around Lola Young as a dispute over unearned songwriting credits with producer Carter Lang moves into court. With the 24-year-old stepping back from performances after a dramatic onstage moment, the case spotlights authenticity, collaboration, and what’s next for her music.

Sam Smith brings a rare, intimate Brooklyn residency, trading arena flash for a raw two-hour night of favorites, new material, and unguarded moments. In a room built for music, the closest connection proves how powerful a voice can feel when the audience is right there.

Shawn Mendes lit up a sold-out Frost Amphitheater with a night that blended nostalgia with newfound growth, turning a chilly October evening into warm, shared memories. A mix of crowd-pleasing moments and intimate storytelling highlighted a journey fans have followed through the years, ending in a fireworks finale that lingered long after the encore.

Michael and Kevin Bacon pull back the curtain on a whimsical dream: Pan-American, a restaurant that channels the air–travel vibe—plastic trays and flight-attendant flair—mixed with their lifelong love of music and storytelling. A peek into a creative partnership shaped by a colorful upbringing, and ideas that blur the line between art and appetite.

Jeremy Allen White steps into Bruce Springsteen’s boots, revealing a relentless drive to master a legendary sound. with hidden talents and expert guidance behind the scenes, this promises a fresh, immersive take on a classic era.

Rush fans have waited a long time for this moment as Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson tease a North American reunion with a new drummer in tow. A candid look at the road back—tough decisions, rekindled camaraderie, and the spark of making music together again—points to a summer of electrifying performances.

Rush fans have a thrilling NYC moment on the horizon. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson reunite for a “Fifty Something” tour at Madison Square Garden, featuring Anika Nilles and a tribute to Neil Peart. Four special nights promise classic riffs with a fresh energy.

George Strait fans are buzzing again after a nostalgic post featuring a vintage festival poster and a tease about a potential 2026 announcement. The King of Country taps into late-90s magic, sparking predictions and memories as a new chapter might be on the horizon.

Something big may be brewing in country music as legends drop cryptic clues and fans lean in. From potential festival comebacks to nostalgic reunions and record-breaking chart moments, the next chapter is shaping up to be one thrilling ride.

Victoria Beckham hints at a Spice Girls reunion, sparking fan buzz about a dazzling comeback. She notes a full world tour might not be feasible, leaving the door open to a moment that could redefine nostalgia.

Robbie Williams gears up for a bold comeback with the Long 90s Tour and a brand-new Britpop album. Expect a guitar-driven, high-energy revival that nods to his Britpop roots, with surprise collaborations and hints of what’s to come.

Kevin Parker pushes back on claims that Tame Impala has chased commercial success as a new era begins. He argues true creativity thrives on risk and the unknown, not a safe formula—dropping hints about Currents-era boldness and a worldwide tour on the horizon.

Ella Langley is back on the road after a health setback, riding a wave of ACM wins and CMA buzz. With a third album in the works, she’s teasing new tracks— including the lead single “Choosin’ Texas” and a playful anthem “I Gotta Quit”—as fans eagerly await what’s next.

Robbie Williams is reviving his Britpop-era magic with a 2026 tour across England and Scotland, timed to the release of his album Britpop. Expect a high‑voltage show, a brand-new single—Pretty Face—and a star‑studded lineup that nods to his 90s heyday. A bold trip back to the sound that defined a generation, with more than a…