Brandon Flowers Covers Oasis With Son Henry Flowers In Salt Lake City
The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers welcomed his son Henry Flowers onstage to play guitar on a cover of Oasis' "Don't Look Back In Anger" during a hometown show at Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City.
Sturgill Simpson Debuts INXS Cover In Los Angeles
Sturgill Simpson debuted a cover of "Never Tear Us Apart" by INXS during a stop at The Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, as part of the Mutiny For The Masses Tour.
Oasis Confirms 2027 International Tour Dates
Oasis confirmed Oasis Live '27, a 38-date stadium tour across Europe and North America with support from Richard Ashcroft.
Céline Dion Performs 1st Full Concert In 6 Years
Céline Dion returned to the stage Saturday night for the first time in six years, opening a limited Paris-area engagement built around four acts spanning her French and English catalogs.
Alanis Morissette, Nathaniel Rateliff & Stephen Wilson Jr. Join Brandi Carlile At Red Rocks
Alanis Morissette, Nathaniel Rateliff and Stephen Wilson Jr. each joined Brandi Carlile onstage during her three-night stand at Red Rocks Amphitheatre last weekend.
GoFundMe Launched To Support John Brown’s Body Drummer Tommy Benedetti After Medical Crisis
John Brown’s Body drummer Tommy Benedetti is recovering from surgery after a medical crisis as a GoFundMe raises money for his expenses.
Charli XCX Adds 2027 Music, Fashion, Film Tour Dates With Audrey Hobert
Charli XCX added six February 2027 Music, Fashion, Film Tour dates featuring support from Audrey Hobert.
Watch Brandi Carlile Return To ‘Austin City Limits’ To Perform ‘Returning To Myself’
Brandi Carlile performs the title track from her album 'Returning to Myself' ahead of her Austin City Limits Hall of Fame episode, premiering Saturday, September 12.
My Morning Jacket & Modest Mouse Cover Neil Young For ‘Heart Of Gold’ Benefit Album
My Morning Jacket and Preservation Hall Jazz Band take on "Like A Hurricane," while Modest Mouse and Califone cover "Barstool Blues" on new volumes of the Neil Young tribute album, 'Heart of Gold.'
Oasis Teases 2027 Tour Announcement With Drone Show In Manchester
Oasis used a Manchester drone show to tease an announcement for September 14 as signs point toward a 2027 tour.
Carly Rae Jepsen Performs ‘I Wanna Get Better’ With Bleachers In L.A.
Carly Rae Jepsen joined Jack Antonoff for an acoustic rendition of "I Wanna Get Better" as Bleachers opened a five-night stand at the Troubadour in Los Angeles.
Marcus King & Maggie Rose Lead Little Feat’s Guest Parade At The Ryman
Little Feat brought Marcus King, Maggie Rose, Tommy Emmanuel, Drew Smithers and Pete Levin onstage at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
JAŸ-Z Brings Out Pharrell & Justin Timberlake In Paris
JAŸ-Z was joined by Pharrell Williams and Justin Timberlake for guest appearances during his show at Stade de France near Paris.
Kings Of Leon Bring Out Zach Bryan At Nashville Pop-Up Show
Kings of Leon welcomed Zach Bryan for “Bowery” and debuted “My Whole World” during an intimate Nashville concert.
10 New Albums Out Now From Sylvan Esso, This Is Lorelei, Bonobo & More
Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums from Sylvan Esso, This Is Lorelei, Bonobo, Ibibio Sound Machine, Buddy Miller, Misha Panfilov, Jhené Aiko, Bloc Party, Valerie June and Terry Haggerty.
Get Tickets To See Stevie Wonder, Beirut, Trey Anastasio & Billy Strings + Others
Concert tickets on sale this week include Stevie Wonder, Beirut, Trey Anastasio & Billy Strings, the Disco Biscuits, The Meters, Theory of a Deadman, Valerie June and several others.
Kings Of Leon Announce New Album ‘O My Beloved’ & Share ‘My Whole World’ Single
Kings Of Leon announced the November 6 release of new album ‘O My Beloved’ and shared lead single “My Whole World.”
Grace Potter, Larkin Poe & More To Set Sail On Joe Bonamassa’s Alaskan Blues Cruise 2027
Joe Bonamassa brings back his Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea Alaska in 2027 with performances by Grace Potter, Larkin Poe and others.
Riley Green Takes ‘My Way’ To ‘The Tonight Show’
Riley Green performed “My Way,” the opening track from his forthcoming album 'That’s Just Me,' on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.'
Carín León Locks In 2027 Las Vegas Sphere Return
Carín León will return to Sphere in Las Vegas for three concerts on September 16, 17 and 18, 2027.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Director Apologizes for Rough PC Launch and Outlines Upcoming Balance Changes
The director of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls issued a statement apologizing for the game’s rough launch on PC and outlined upcoming balance adjustments based on the dev team’s findings.
Marathon Delays Next Major Update, Puts Focus on PvE, and Moves Away from Seasonal Content Amidst Bungie Struggles
Bungie's struggles grow more evident as Marathon undergoes more drastic changes, with a move away from seasonal content, a focus on PvE, and a significant delay for the game's next update.
'It's Definitely at the Top of Our List' – SteamOS Is Getting Closer to Nvidia Driver Support
The Steam Frame is $1,059, and Much More Expensive Than It Was Supposed to Be
The Steam Frame Was Probably Supposed to Cost About $750
Valve Says RAM Crisis Hasn’t Affected Plans for Steam Deck 2
It might be a worry that the ongoing RAM crisis would impact Valve’s plans for a device so sensitive to component costs like the Steam Deck 2. Thankfully, Valve says its plans haven’t changed.
LEGO Is Officially Retiring the First Harry Potter Book Nook
Ubisoft Has Delayed Rayman Legends Retold Just a Few Weeks Before Its Planned Release Date
Ubisoft has delayed Rayman Legends Retold from October to December.
Live-Action Crazy Taxi Movie, New Sonic Animated Series, and Stranger Than Heaven Adaptation Heading to Netflix
Netflix has announced three Sega video game adaptations: a live-action comedy Crazy Taxi movie, a new Sonic animated series, and an adaptation of RGG Studio's yet to be released Stranger Than Heaven.
Lies of P Trademark Appears to Spell Out Sequel's Name
Lies of P looks set to be followed by Wonders of O, according to a new trademark listing.
Capcom Opens First U.S. Merch Store as a Pop-Up in Los Angeles
Capcom, publisher of not one or two but three well-received games so far this year (Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata, and Onimusha: Way of the Sword) is opening its first retail store in the U.S. It'll be a pop-up in Little Akihabara in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. The grand opening is this Saturday, September 19, and "a limited number" of attendees have a chance to play the upcoming Mega Man: Dual Override on Saturday and Sunday. Meanwhile, the first 50 shoppers on the 19th and 20th will receive "a limited-edition Tokyo Game Show handkerchief featuring popular Capcom games."
Fortnite Kingdom Hearts Collaboration, Including Sora Skin, Lands This Week
Fortnite has officially confirmed its long-awaited Kingdom Hearts collaboration, with teases for at least four skins.
Remembering Nintendo GameCube, 25 Years On From Launch
Today marks 25 years since the launch of Nintendo GameCube, a console that provided one of the company's most joyous eras of console gaming — even if it felt underappreciated at the time.
Hope: Exclusive New Images Depicting the Sci-Fi Film's Alien Intruders
Get an exclusive first look at director Na Hong-jin’s sci-fi thriller Hope with new images showing the film's alien invaders.
First Major Cast Member Confirms Appearance in GTA 6, Seemingly Going Off Rockstar's Script
The first major cast member has confirmed his appearance in Grand Theft Auto 6, seemingly going off Rockstar’s tightly controlled marketing script.
Blizzard Insists There Are 'Many Reasons to Keep Playing' Diablo 4 as Fans Debate End of Expansions and Diablo 5 in 2029
Blizzard has insisted Diablo 4 still has “bright support” as the community debates the shock news that no more expansions will be released for the game and with Diablo 5 looming over the horizon.
'They Helped Pay For Our Movie, So Thank You': Marvel's Blade Might Be Scrapped, But Mahershala Ali Says He's Grateful He Got a Year of Free Training
Mahershala Ali has thanked Marvel for a year of free physical training, and said his prep time for the now-cancelled Blade helped pay for his new movie instead.
The Last of Us Part 2 Multiplayer Mod Cancelled at Sony’s Request
A PvP multiplayer mod for The Last of Us Part 2 on PC is no longer going to be released after the mod maker says it was contacted by Sony Interactive Entertainment and asked not to release the project to the public.
New Batman: Part 2 Set Photos Hint at the Court of Owls
New videos and photos from the London set of The Batman: Part II will only fuel the rumors that Gotham’s secret cabal of wealthy elites, the Court of Owls, factor into the movie.
New Music Friday Sept 11: John Legend, Ricky Martin, Kings of Leon, Jhené Aiko, Tinashe, LE SSERAFIM and More
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week!
Role Model Reveals His Pre-Show Ritual Is a Shot of Tequila — With Plenty of Water to Chase It
Role Model tells ET his pre-show ritual involves a shot of tequila and plenty of water while celebrating his collab with Hydro Flask.
Oasis has confirmed a series of 2027 international shows. Dubbed Oasis Live ‘27, the 38-date outing will make stops in Scotland, England, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, France, Italy, US and Ireland. With the exception of Oasis’ homecoming appearances in Manchester, the tour will see the band perform in a completely new set of locations from the Oasis Live ‘25 tour. Richard Ashcroft will open each concert.
Last year, the English act reunited for the first time since 2009 for a high-profile run. Following a “pause for a period of reflection,” the band decided to regroup once again. In the 10 months since the initial reunion. “Wonderwall” was adopted by football fans as the unofficial national anthem during England’s 2026 World Cup campaign, (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? overtook The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band to become the UK’s best-selling studio album of all time and Steven Knight’s Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, which was directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, premiered. The band’s 2025 reunion lineup included founding members Liam Gallagher and Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs, longtime musical visionary Noel Gallagher, late-‘90s additions Gem Archer and Andy Bell, and touring members Christian Madden and Joey Waronker.
Here’s a look at Oasis’ upcoming dates
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Jerry Harrison Joins Guster for Modern Lovers Classic
On Saturday, the annual Sound Summit event was held atop Mount Tam at Sidney B. Cushing Memorial Amphitheatre in Marin County, CA. The day-long festival featured marquee sets by Father John Misty, Guster and Jerry Harrison’s 50 Years of Talking Heads, which grew out of his Remain in Light project with Adrian Belew and Turkuaz. La Luz and Angeline Saris & The Snack Machine also performed.
The single-day gathering also boasted some notable cross-pollination between bands. During Guster’s set, the Boston-bred band brought Harrison back to the stage and nodded to the multi-instrumentalist’s time with Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers by debuting their take on the proto-punk classic “Roadrunner.” The song, which appears on the Boston musician Richman’s seminal 1976 LP The Modern Lovers, was a particularly notable choice given its lyrical references, which have been described as a “love letter to Massachusetts Route 128.”
The members of Guster are longtime fans of Harrison’s work with both the Modern Lovers and Talking Heads. After the set, they posted, “The first Modern Lovers record is seminal for the Gusters because we’re IN LOVE WITH MASSACHUSETTS - what a dream to share the stage with a legend. Then we all watched Father John Misty crush his set - one of the best touring bands existing right now. Helluva day in Marin County.”
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Riley Green, Zach Top and Garth Brooks will headline Stagecoach next year. The annual country music event will return to Indio, CA’s Empire Polo Club from April 23-25, 2027, shortly after Coachella is held on the same site. The recently reunited Florida Georgia Line will also offer a special late-night set at the festival, marking the duo’s first officially announced performance since teasing a reunion earlier this year. Other confirmed acts include: Tedeschi Trucks Band, HARDY, Willie Nelson & Family, Kelly Clarkson, Brothers Osborne, Shaboozey, DASHA, Stella Lefty, Stephen Wilson Jr, Journey, Pitbull, Carín León, Matchbox Twenty, Cameron Whitcomb, Turnpike Troubadours and Melissa Etheridge, among others.
The popular Late Night on Mustang Stage, presented by Boot Barn, is set to return in 2027 as well. In addition to Florida Georgia Line, Sean Paul and Flo Rida will appear in the after-hours performance area. “The last time we played Stagecoach was back in 2018, and a whole lot of life has happened since then,” Florida Georgia Line said in a statement. “There’s something really special about getting to come back to the desert together, step on that stage again, and share these songs and memories with the fans who have been with us through it all. We couldn’t think of a better place to do it.”
Diplo’s HonkyTonk, a staple for the past four years, and Guy Fieri’s Stagecoach Smokehouse will also be back this spring while Amazon Music will livestream the destination event for the fifth year in a row.
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Julien Baker Confirms Fall Multi-Night Runs
Shortly after making a surprise appearance at Nashville’s intimate The Blue Room, Julien Baker has announced a series of rock-club residencies this fall, marking her return to active touring after cancelling a national tour in 2025 so the musician could “prioritize her health and well-being.”
The multi-night runs will take place in Salt Lake City, Cambridge, MA, Carrboro, NC, Athens, GA, Lawrence, KS and Seattle between October 15 and November 21. Like in Nashville last week, Baker will be joined by her longtime collaborators Matt Gilman and Calvin Lauber on the road. In addition to career spanning originals, Baker debuted three new songs at her September 9 Blue Room gig. Baker’s boygenius bandmate Phoebe Bridgers played a similar series of underplays this spring to test out new material before launching a proper tour.
Here’s a look at Julien Baker’s 2026 tour dates
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Spin Doctors to Perform ‘Pocket Full of Kryptonite’ on Tour in 2027
Spin Doctors will celebrate the 35th anniversary of their debut album, Pocket Full of Kryptonite in early 2026. The band will perform the classic record in its entirety, alongside a mix of career-spanning originals. The breakthrough LP includes hits like “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong.”
“It’s hard to believe any of us are old enough to have performed any adult task 35 years ago,” frontman Chris Barron said in a statement. “When we made that album, there was a palpable sensation that we were catching something magical. It’s gratifying and fulfilling to have people still loving it and wanting to hear us play something we did all those years ago.”
“We could not be more grateful for the longevity of Pocket Full of Kryptonite,” drummer Aaron Comess added. “We all truly enjoy playing this diverse collection of songs together after all these years. It’s going to be a blast to celebrate 35 years together.”
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Mike Gordon and Lizzo Join Preservation Hall Jazz Band at SummerStage in Central Park
On Thursday, Preservation Hall Jazz Band served as the house band for the City Parks Foundation Gala at New York’s SummerStage in Central Park. Before the dinner and concert, a number of notable guests were confirmed to join Pres Hall during their set, including Roots MC Black Thought, pedal-steel guitarist Robert Randolph, singer St. Vincent and Rolling Stones drummer Steve Jordan, the latter of whom served as the event’s musical director. SNL star Kenan Thompson was the master of ceremonies for the night, which marked the 40th anniversary of SummerStage and honored SummerStage founder Joe Killian and Access Industries chairman Alex Blavatnik. Relix publisher and concert promoter Pete Shapiro, who is a board member at SummerStage, also feted Blavatnik from the stage.
A few unannounced guests also made their way to Central Park throughout the evening. Lizzo, who like St. Vincent performed with the New York Philharmonic at Radio City Music Hall on the same night, jetted over to join Pres Hall for “Summertime” and her “About Damn Time.” In addition, Phish bassist Mike Gordon made a surprise appearance with Pres Hall on the New Orleans classic “When the Saints Go Marching In,” which also featured some notable work from Randolph.
The timing of Gordon’s cameo was particularly appropriate. Exactly 25 years earlier, the bassist made a surprise appearance at Shapiro’s club Wetlands with Project Logic as part of the club’s closing celebration. It wrapped up early in the morning of September 11, just hours before the terrorist attacks a few blocks away. Warren Haynes and Stanley Jordan also sat in during that famed show.
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Sam Bush and Sierra Hull to Co-Host the IBMA Bluegrass Music Awards
On October 22, the 37th Annual IBMA Bluegrass Music Awards, will take place at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Hosting this year’s event will be two mandolin players of some renown: Sam Bush and Sierra Hull.
Both musicians are also slated to perform that evening, joining a bill that also includes The Del McCoury Band, Sister Sadie, Authentic Unlimited, The Grascals, Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper, and more.
In making this announcement, Hull shared an image of herself will Bush at age 9, noting, “I first met Sam at International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) when I was 9 years old. Can’t believe I’ve gotten to be friends with my hero all these years. He’s the absolute best. This will be fun! See y’all in Chattanooga, Oct 22nd! ”
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The Spirited Sounds of Ruthie Foster
photo: Jody Domingue
For the first time in her illustrious career, Ruthie Foster is following up a Grammy-winning album. The Texas native and six-time Grammy nominee finally took home the well-deserved high honor in 2025 with a Best Contemporary Blues Album for Mileage. An album of widespread critical acclaim, it also marked Foster’s first creative partnership with producer Tyler Bryant, a Nashville-based Texan guitarist and leader of The Shakedown.
For her latest release, Just Say Yes, Foster teamed up again with Bryant, beginning with a ten-day writing session with the producer and his wife—Larkin Poe’s Rebecca Lovell—then recording the album at Bryant’s newly christened Crosstie Studios. As well, Foster enlisted the help of Lovell’s sibling bandmate, Megan, and her husband, Mike Seal, to track the ten-song effort loaded with an eclectic mix of blues, gospel, soul, and rock. The scintillating new LP is an inspired follow-up to Mileage, burnished with personal revelations and positive intent.
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The splendiferous Mickey Hart turns 83 today.
This true Renaissance Man of Rhythm is not only an extraordinary drummer but he continues to write, research and advance the science of sound as a source of mental and physical well-being and recovery. What’s more, he has long applied himself to the visual art world via the medium of painting.
We’ve previously noted, “As befits his lifelong passion for exploring the rhythms of the universe, the drumming icon pours carefully selected paints onto a canvas, then utilizes vibrations to make the colors dance across the surface.”
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An extraordinary collection of artists will gather a week from tomorrow to honor the late, great "Saxophone Colossus" Sonny Rollins. This free show will take place on September 19 from 1-3 PM at The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New York City, which is located on 1047 Amsterdam Avenue at 112th Street. Saxophone Colossus: A Celebration of the Life and Music of Sonny Rollins is being presented by the Jazz Foundation of America in partnership with the family of Sonny Rollins.
Rollins who passed away on May 25 at the age of 95 was an innovator as a songwriter, performer and band leader. After working with Miles Davis, Bud Powell, Max Roach and Clifford Brown, his 1956 album Saxophone Colossus established him as the leading tenor saxophone players of his era. Rollins is also recognized as one of the all-time greatest jazz improvisers. He was a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, a Kennedy Center honoree and a recipient of the National Medal of the Arts.
Appearing at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in his honor will be: Melissa Aldana, Monty Alexander, Clifton Anderson, Tom Barney, Gary Bartz, Ron Blake, Russel Blake, George Braith, Bobby Broom, Ronnie Burrage, George Cables, Tommy Campbell, James Carter, Kenny Davis, Billy Drummond, Jon Faddis, Sammy Figueroa, Gene Ghee, Craig Handy, Billy Hart, Eddie Henderson, Javon Jackson, Steve Jordan, Rodney Kendrick, Joe Lovano, Yoshiaki Masuo, Bennie Maupin, Bill O’Connell, Chris Potter, Rufus Reid, Wallace Roney Jr., Bill Saxton, Avery Sharpe, Mark Soskin, Gary Thomas, Henry Threadgill, Camille Thurman, Charles Tolliver, Steve Turre, Orion Turre, Donald Vega, Peter Washington, Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts, Lenny White, Eric Wyatt and Victor See Yuen.
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