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Yungblud has been rubbing elbows with a number of legendary rock stars lately, and he hopes that a newfound connection with Pearl Jam singer Eddie Vedder leads to a collaboration in the future.

Musk's view is that music usage is only minor on X, as opposed to, say, TikTok or Instagram, where popular songs can become major trends.

Sammy Hagar has announced a June 2026 US tour with his Best of All Worlds band and direct support from Rick Springfield on select dates. The dates fall between Hagar's previously announced Las Vegas residency shows in March and September, with the June outing kicking off on the 13th in St. Louis. The newly announced gigs run through a two-night stand at MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland, on June 26th and 27th.

Jenny Lewis took her unabashed love for her dog, Bobby Rhubarb, to "Such Great Heights" by "marrying" the cockapoo at her 50th birthday bash. "I married my dog for my 50th birthday," Lewis wrote in a social media post featuring photos from the festivities. "BLESS!" Get Rilo Kiley Tickets Here Lewis, who turned 50 on January 8th, dressed in a white wedding gown for the occasion.

Dry Cleaning singer Florence Shaw likes to keep some distance between her vocals and the rest of the band. Shaw's curious confidences, spoken-word confessions, and bemused monologues appear to have only a passing relationship to the propulsive rhythms and brittle riffs that frame them. That dissonance can be striking at first, but it grows restrictive-stark contrast can only take you so far.

Kwasniewski-Kelvin took up guitar in primary school, quickly adopting a taste for skater-adjacent punk-pop. His father, who played in a party band, occasionally invited him to rehearsals, where Kwasniewski-Kelvin, then 12, would solo over the group's blues and pop jams. He met his future Black Midi bandmates-Geordie Greep, Cameron Picton, and Morgan Simpson-at the London performing arts institution the BRIT School, where Greep helped steer his classmate's tastes towards "harsh noise, drone music, Merzbow,"

The people I'm singing about, they are the place they're trying to go,

They're a customizable band consisting of trained vocalists, horn players, guitarists, and rhythm section pros all selected for their skill, stage presence, and ability to bring a room to life. Couples can tailor their band size to suit their style, from a romantic 4-piece to a full 14-piece ensemble with horns, strings, and multiple vocalists. While their artists have shared the stage with the likes of Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Steve Miller, Kendrick Lamar, Bon Iver, and Mark Ronson, their expertise goes beyond artistry.

The lineup has been announced for the 2026 Rock the Country traveling festival tour, with Kid Rock, Creed, Jelly Roll, and Blake Shelton among the headlining acts playing various dates on the eight-city run. The festival will make two-day stops in Bellville, Texas (May 1-2); Bloomingdale, Georgia (May 29-30); Sioux Falls, South Dakota (June 27-28); Ashland, Kentucky (July 10-11, 2026); Anderson, South Carolina (July 25-26; Hastings, Michigan (August 8-9); Ocala, Florida (August 28-29); and Hamburg, NY (September 11-12).

Each stage is designed with a clear purpose, allowing different parts of the electronic spectrum to exist without compromise, from peak-time headline techno to foundational house, from high-pressure intensity to emerging local voices. Together, the stages form a complete ecosystem where every sound has room to exist properly, and the whole site is steeped in the famously high spec production, light and sound that makes this one of Europe's leading events.

Listening to music has mostly collapsed into phones and streaming apps, buried between notifications and multitasking. Some people still crave a single-purpose device that treats listening as the main event, not background noise. The MP-1 is an independent concept study that asks what a modern Walkman could look like if it borrowed Teenage Engineering's design language, without being affiliated with the company or trying to become an official product at all.

The tour launches April 10th in Las Vegas and includes more than 40 stadium dates, with stops at venues like Allegiant Stadium, State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Soldier Field in Chicago, Wembley Stadium in London, and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The tour marks Mars' first full headlining run in nearly a decade, with special guests including Anderson .Paak (performing as DJ Pee .Wee), Leon Thomas, Victoria Monét, and RAYE rotating throughout the dates.

At an expansive 80 minutes, With Heaven on Top unfolds as a musical odyssey: from Kansas City to Chicago, Colorado to California, bull-riding in Oklahoma to running with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain. Sometimes Bryan's nervous mind leaps between locations in a single breath. In "Skin," he sings, "Are you walking 'round Tribeca with him?/ Can you still feel that Wisconsin wind from that late October?" His mind stays restless, even on the rare occasions that his body holds still.

Today marks a defining moment for the rising star, singer-songwriter, and performance artist Molly Mogul as she unveils her new single "Run," offering a tantalising taste of her forthcoming debut album set to drop this spring. This track serves as an invitation into a vibrant new chapter for the German artist, featuring an entrancing blend of pop, experimental soundscapes, and movement-based storytelling.

Cadavre Exquis was the game akin to Consequences in which surrealist artists such as Yves Tanguy and Joan Miro made separate contributions to a single piece of work without sight of what anyone else had done, to see how a picture might evolve, or just for the hell of it. Anders Hillborg took the principle as inspiration for his composition Exquisite Corpse but, where the surrealists hoped for signs of an unconscious collective sensibility, the emerging components of Hillborg's piece bear his consciously singular imprint

Over the past decade, 27-year-old Jenny Hollingworth's musical output has become steadily less strange. As half of Let's Eat Grandma, the Norwich native started out making freaky synth-folk the arch syrupiness of which chimed with the then-nascent hyperpop scene: I, Gemini, the duo's 2016 debut, was outsiderish juvenilia of the most thrilling variety. For its follow-up, I'm All Ears, Hollingworth and her bandmate, Rosa Walton, sharpened their songwriting skills while holding tight to their eccentricities; the result was an album of sensational futurist pop.

Madrid singer-producer and Rusia IDK leader Ralphie Choo has two new songs out today. Below, listen to "Rocco" and check out a lo-fi music video shot on a yacht to accompany the smooth jazz-indebted "Tentación."