DJ & Music

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.

Sonu Nigam lights up Kashmir in a landmark concert beneath Dal Lake’s beauty, pausing for a poignant evening azaan. As he kicks off the seven-city Satrangi Re tour, the night hints at bigger conversations—about tradition, art, and keeping the human voice alive in a high-tech era.

AC/DC’s return to Australia wasn’t just loud—it literally shook the night. Seismic sensors logged vibrations from the Melbourne show, tying the crowd’s energy and the booming speakers to ground movement as the tour rolls on.

– Country music takes center stage around the Super Bowl in a Bay Area celebration that extends beyond the halftime show. A mix of iconic voices and rising stars promises a week of unforgettable moments. – San Francisco gears up for a country-infused pregame week, featuring legendary talents and fresh faces ready to light up…

NF’s FEAR dives into heartbreak, healing, and identity with a fearless blend of hard-hitting rap and soulful vocal lines. From adrenaline-fueled bursts to intimate confessions, the album delivers a cathartic ride that lingers long after the final note.

Jason Aldean kicks off New Music Friday with three new tracks and a forthcoming album, pairing intimate storytelling with major tour plans. Expect a stacked week of fresh country tunes—from heartfelt tributes to high-energy anthems—plus collaborations that hint at big things to come.

Lainey Wilson headlines a star-studded CMA Awards night, featuring performances from country giants and exciting duets, plus fresh music debuts. The evening also honors Vince Gill with a Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award, promising moments fans won’t forget.

David Byrne’s ‘Who Is the Sky?’ charts a bold path forward after a rare spell of writer’s block, fueled by curiosity and a renewed sense of play. This intimate glimpse into his creative process hints at a joyful, boundary-pushing chapter unfolding on stage and in the studio.

An on-stage reunion in Japan between Kanye West and Travis Scott has fans buzzing about a possible thaw in their long-running saga. Mike Dean’s cryptic warning—“Don’t fall for the banana in the tailpipe”—adds a layer of intrigue, hinting at surprise moves behind the scenes. With old tensions lingering from past projects, the moment sparks speculation…

BTS is poised for a bold 2026 comeback, with a brand-new album and a world tour on the horizon. Early behind-the-scenes glimpses hint at a deeply collaborative, transformative chapter as the members blend their unique strengths into something memorable. Excitement is building for what’s next.

Ben and Max Ringham unveil a 13-track instrumental companion to Broadway’s Waiting for Godot, tracing the rehearsal room’s pivotal moments. With the lead single “Will Night Never Come” already out, the mood behind Beckett’s revival is about to get deeper.

Attack on Titan returns to the U.S. in 2026 with the Beyond the Walls World Tour—a breathtaking fusion of rock, orchestral music, and immersive anime visuals. An epic live experience that promises to bring the series’ most intense moments to life on stage.

After a stormy year of headlines and rumors, fresh social-media clues are stirring new speculation about Young Thug and Mariah The Scientist. Cozy pics and playful exchanges hint at a chapter many thought had closed, leaving fans guessing about where their relationship really stands.

Addison Rae steps out from the spotlight and into the studio with her debut album, blending nostalgic pop with a fresh, cohesive voice. Bold production and a self-aware take on fame hint at a rising artist just getting started. A catchy, curiosity-sparking ride that leaves you wanting to hear what’s next.

Olivia Dean gears up for The Art of Loving tour, taking her magnetic live show across North America this July and August. Fresh off a Grammy nod and a string of high-profile openings, she promises a bold, brass-infused performance and new material. A rising star whose summer on the road is shaping up to be…

Rising star Olivia Dean has her first Grammy nomination and a bold 2026 North American tour on the horizon, including a marquee New York show. With spring European dates and a buzzworthy SNL moment, her Art of Loving era is just warming up.