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.
Victoria Monét Confirms Frequency Of Love Tour 2026 & Shares ‘Juicy’ Single
Victoria Monét will go coast-to-coast in fall 2026 around her upcoming album ‘Frequency Of Love,’ previewed today with the single “Juicy.”
Julien Baker Plots Fall Rock Club Residencies Following Surprise Nashville Show
Julien Baker announced an 18-show fall tour featuring three-night rock club residencies in six cities following a surprise Nashville show filled with new music.
Jon Bon Jovi Reveals Bon Jovi Are Booking 2027 Tour At Wembley Finale
Jon Bon Jovi told fans at the Forever Tour finale at Wembley Stadium that Bon Jovi are already booking a tour for 2027.
Andrea Bocelli Extends Romanza 30th Anniversary Tour Into 2027
Andrea Bocelli will return to the U.S. for a 2027 Winter Tour to celebrate 30 years of his breakthrough album ‘Romanza.’
The Milk Carton Kids Put Harmonies Front & Center With ‘A Friend Like You’ On ‘Kimmel’
The Milk Carton Kids performed “A Friend Like You” from their 2026 album ‘Lost Cause Lover Fool’ on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live.’
Wolverine Developer Insomniac Says Logan's Scent Trail Isn't Always on Amid 'Fart Gas' Toggle Requests
A debate over “fart gas” has emerged around PlayStation 5 exclusive Marvel’s Wolverine, with some people calling for developer Insomniac to add the ability to disable Logan’s scent trail entirely from the game.
GTA 6 Reviews Plague Real-Life Nudist Resort After Fans Draw Comparisons to Leaks
GTA 6 fans believe its nudist resort was inspired by a real-life location, and its owners are already being bombarded with problematic reviews.
Polyarc, Dev Behind the Critically Acclaimed Moss Series, Is Shutting Down
Polyarc Games, the developer behind the critically acclaimed Moss games, has announced it is shutting down.
Point Break TV Show Gets the Green Light at AMC
AMC has given its Point Break TV show the green light.
Miami Approves 'Discreet' GTA 6 Marketing Campaign So the City Can Fix Its Football Field
Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto 6 is coming to real-life Miami after a city meeting resulted in the approval of a "discreet" – and controversial – marketing campaign.
'They Thought It Was Too Funny': Zach Cregger Says He's Cut Most of the Jokes From His Resident Evil Movie, Following Test Screenings
Resident Evil director Zach Cregger says he's cut most of movie's jokes, after test audiences apparently found the film "too funny."
GTA 6 Developer Rockstar Says It Was Forced to Put Privacy Films on Its Buildings After Drones Were Used to Snap Photos Through Office Windows
Rockstar Games has released its opening note in the employment tribunal to determine the fate of the 31 GTA 6 developers it fired last year, and in doing so has revealed the extreme lengths it goes to in order to prevent security breaches.
PlayStation Ditched Kojima's Physint Due to Missed Deadlines and Budget Concerns, Report Claims
Sony's decision to walk away from its deal with the legendary Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima for upcoming PlayStation game Physint was reportedly the result of budget concerns and missed deadlines.
'I Really Want Game Pass to Work' — After Navigating the Xbox 'Reset,' Double Fine Boss Tim Schafer Is Indie Once Again
After navigating the Xbox "Reset," Double Fine boss Tim Schafer is indie once again. IGN interviewed the developer on what happens next.
Nintendo Secures Legal Victory Against Sale of Switch Game Piracy Devices
Nintendo has won a major legal victory aimed at blocking the sale of devices that enable Switch game piracy.
How Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3 Will Benefit From Tech Improvements Made for John Carpenter's Toxic Commando
John Carpenter's Toxic Commando’s launch came in below publisher Focus Entertainment’s expectations, but for Saber Interactive it was successful in commercial terms — and according to development chief Tim Willits, the tech work done for it will go on to benefit the upcoming Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 3.
Tom Holland's Spider-Man 5 Reportedly Has a Director, and It's No Surprise Who It Is
The inevitable Spider-Man: Brand New Day sequel already has its director, according to a fresh report.
Lady Dimitrescu Actor Maggie Robertson Would Say Yes in a Heartbeat if Capcom Called to Reprise Her Breakout Resident Evil Role
Maggie Robertson has said she would accept any opportunity from Capcom to reprise her breakout role as Lady Dimitrescu in the Resident Evil series, calling the character her “firstborn.”
Permanent New Drift Attack Feature Active Now in Forza Horizon 6
New mode will also unlock a newly added Forza Edition 1990 Jaguar XJ-S.
The Retroid Pocket Duo Looks Perfect for DS and 3DS Emulation
It’s no secret that handheld gaming is in a bit of a renaissance right now. Ushered in by the Nintendo Switch and carried forward by the Steam Deck. Alongside these mainstream offerings are another class of handhelds aimed more at the past than the future. In particular, Android-powered dual-screen handhelds like the new Retroid Pocket Duo look to offer hardware designed for emulating the Nintendo DS and 3DS.
Hasbro Responds to DHS Using AI Optimus Prime in Deportation Posts
Brandon Sanderson Praises the Upcoming MTG Star Trek Set for a 'Perfect Kirk' Card
GameStop Is Re-Opening Stores That Previously Closed Down
GameStop is planning to re-open stores that it previously shut down, with one opening its doors this week.
Arthur Morgan's Coughing Fits in Red Dead Redemption 2 Sound So Real Because Actor Roger Clark Was Actually Sick
Red Dead Redemption 2 actor Roger Clark has revealed that Arthur Morgan's gnarly coughing fits were actually recorded when he was sick in real life.
'They Are Alchemy' — Guillermo Del Toro Speaks Out on AI in Filmmaking and Why It Can't Replace Human Creativity
Acclaimed filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro spoke out about his thoughts on artificial intelligence and what he feels gets lost in the creative process when AI is used.
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.
The NY Archive's Gianna Corvino Is Bringing the Runway to Your Closet Instantly This NYFW
Gianna Corvino of The NY Archive is teaming up with eBay to bring the runway to your closet instantly this New York Fashion Week.
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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Watch Marcus King, Maggie Rose and Tommy Emmanuel Join Little Feat at the Ryman
Little Feat has been making the rounds in Nashville this week. On Tuesday the group made its Grand Ole Opry debut. The band performed three tunes that evening, with Maggie Rose joining in on “Willin’” and “Dixie Chicken” before stepping offstage as the group closed things out with “Let It Roll.”
Last evening, Little Feat’s Last Farewell Tour made its way to the Ryman Auditorium. The first set opened with “Fat Man in the Bathtub” and included such classics like “Let It Roll” and “Time Loves a Hero” along with newer material from the group’s 2025 studio album Strike Up the Band, such as “Shipwrecks” and “Midnight Flight.”
When the group emerged for the second frame, a number of notable artists joined in. Maggie Rose reunited with the group during “The Weight,” “All That You Dream” and “Cadillac Hotel.”
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Robert Plant and Saving Grace with Suzi Dian Offer ‘All That Glitters…’
On October 9, Nonesuch Records will give wider release to the new EP from Robert Plant and Saving Grace with Suzi Dian. All That Glitters... originally came out for Record Store Day but will now be available via digital formats as well.
In 2025 Plant released Saving Grace, which teamed him with Dian and a collection of players from the English countryside. The musicians are collectively drawn to folk and Americana music, which they cover on the EP. The sections include two traditional tunes “The Blackest Crow” and “Two Coats,” along with Gillian Welch’s “Orphan Girl,” and Bert Jansch’s “Poison.”
The group will likely explore this material on their Up the Sharp End US tour, which extends from September 18 to October 15. The complete itinerary appears below, as well as a visualizer of “Two Coats.”
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Sierra Ferrell Shares “Pair of Dice”
photo: Dana Trippe
In early August Sierra Ferrell released her first new music of 2026. Ferrell who is currently on the road with her Heavy Petal Tour then offered the surprise drop of “Trying to Love You.”
She has just followed it up with another new tune. Ferrell wrote “Pair of Dice” with Melody Walker, offering hope in the face of adversity. She is joined on the track by producer Gabriel Kelley (bass, drums, piano, Wurlitzer, B-3, guitars, congas, percussion), Luke Munday (banjo), Billy Contreras (fiddle) and a choir of Kalen Nash, Aslyn Nash, Hannah Marie Kelley, Gabriel Kelley, Bekka Bramlett, Oliver Bates Craven, Geoff Saunders and Josh Rilko.
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Surf music was famously invented in the early 1960s by Dick Dale, a Lebanese-American kid from Boston. Dale’s big hit, “Miserlou,” was adapted from a Mediterranean folk song, and he played his guitar like an oud, which he’d learned from his uncle, with staccato verve. Dale turned up the reverb, employed non-Western scales, and included the celebratory Jewish tune “Hava Nagila” in his repertoire. More than a half-century later, New York guitarist Jon Madof and bandmates Yoshie Fruchter (bass) and Nate Rappaport (drums) make surf rock sound all kinds of new on the power trio’s debut album, Netzach (Eternity), which transforms the oceanic sounds of surf into something deeper, heavier and edgier.
Madof is probably best known for his band Zion80, a stunningly innovative concept ensemble that blended the polyrhythms of Fela Kuti’s afrobeat style with the baal teshuva balladry of controversial American rabbi Shlomo Carlebach. The Jon Madof Trio, however, is a stripped-down, amped-up take on radical Jewish music tradition that emerged in Downtown New York during the 1990s. It’s also probably fair to call Madof’s guitar sound the latest in a lineage that also includes the late, great Israeli guitar improviser Yosi Piamenta.
Netzach opens with Madof improvising an unaccompanied introduction to “Achdut” (unity, harmony), a rolling and tumbling synthesis of surf and associated styles extending from Brighton Beach to Tel Aviv. Madof employs a wide array of effects throughout the album, which also touches on jazz, epiphanic balladry, and the off-kilter “afrobeat” of “A Pure Heart.” Fruchter and Rappaport respond to Madof’s instrumental storytelling like the longtime cohorts they are. The album might reach its apotheosis in “The Beautiful Six,” which suggests a klezmer mosh pit replete with ancient gnarl. Madof and company demonstrate that surf music was never as simple as might have thought, and that it can still roar like the waves. Netzach is a significant contribution to the Tzadik label’s ongoing commitment to exploring Jewish musical culture in novel manifestations.
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Alison Krauss & Union Station Cancel Remainder of Tour
Alison Krauss & Union Station have announced the cancellation of the group’s next few weeks of shows. AKUS, which is currently touring in support of Arcadia, has done so to protect the vocal health of bandleader Krauss.
The group announced via social media: “It is with great regret that Alison Krauss and Union Station have announced the cancellation of our upcoming tour dates. After consulting with medical professionals, Alison has been advised to take a period of vocal rest to ensure a full and healthy recovery.
“This decision was not made lightly as we are deeply committed to our fans. However, prioritizing health and vocal integrity are imperative at this time…we hope to make it back to these cities in the near future.”
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Dave Matthews Band Welcome Guest Fiddlers, Pearl Jam Guitarist at The Gorge
Dave Matthews Band closed their summer tour with their annual Labor Day run at George, WA’s The Gorge. After performing their 2009 release Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King in its entirety and welcoming opener Stephen Wilson Jr. to the stage Friday, the surprises continued on Saturday.
First, Tatiana Hargreaves, one of several fiddlers who has sat in with Dave Matthews Band this summer, emerged for “Satellite” and “Grace is Gone.” Then, Pearl Jam guitarist and Seattle music hero Mike McCready took the stage with Dave Matthews Band for the first time since 2022 for Led Zeppelin’s “Fool in the Rain,” and Casey Driessen, another fiddler who has sat in with DMB this year, appeared on “Pig” and “Lie in Our Graves.” Just as surprising, Driessen remained on stage while Hargreaves returned for some double-fiddle action on a set-closing “Ants Marching” as well as an encore of Bob Dylan’s “Oh, Sister,” which hadn’t been played by the full Dave Matthews Band since June 3, 2015.
For the tour-closing gig on Sunday, Dave Matthews Band invited Jesse Welles and Sierra Hull to supply support duties. Welles returned to the stage during the headliner’s set eight songs in for a memorable cover of Daniel Lanois’ “The Maker,” while Hull appeared a bit later on the country classic “Long Black Veil,” “Spoon” and an extended “The Last Stop.” Driessen also dropped in on “Spoon” and Hargreaves took the stage soon after for “Cry Freedom.” Then both players helped the band out on the violin showcase “Tripping Billies.”
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