Miley Announces New Album ‘Bass Persuades’ & Hollywood Bowl Debut
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Lukas Nelson Busts Out The Band Classic At Bethel Woods
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs Drop New Album & Concert Film ‘Hidden in Pieces Live At The Royal Albert Hall’
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Joe Russo’s Almost Dead Confirm Final 2026 Tour Dates
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Drake Surprises Don Toliver’s Toronto Crowd With ‘Iceman’ Live Debuts
Drake surprised fans at Don Toliver’s Toronto concert with the live debuts of “Shabang,” “Burning Bridges” and “Janice STFU.”
Former Spafford Bassist/Vocalist Jordan Fairless’ Big Deep Unveils New Music Video Ahead Of Bearsville Debut & Fall Tour
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Kacey Musgraves’ Dolly Parton Tributes Continue With ‘9 To 5’ At MSG
Kacey Musgraves covered Dolly Parton’s “9 To 5” and dedicated “Rainbow” to the late country music icon at Madison Square Garden.
Minnesota Get-Together: Sierra Ferrell Joins Dave Matthews Band At Mystic Lake Amphitheater Debut
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Maggie Rose Showcases New Album ‘Half Moon’ On ‘CBS Saturday Morning’
Maggie Rose performed three songs from her new album ‘Half Moon’ during her return to 'CBS Saturday Morning.'
Brandon Flowers Honors Dolly Parton With ‘Islands In The Stream’ Cover
Brandon Flowers covered “Islands In The Stream” in tribute to Dolly Parton during a solo concert at The State Room.
Zac Brown Band Welcomes Grace Potter & Amos Lee In Philadelphia
Grace Potter and Amos Lee joined Zac Brown Band during the group's concert at The Mann in Philadelphia.
Leftover Salmon & Lindsay Lou Salute Dolly Parton At Ionia Freak Fair
Leftover Salmon and Lindsay Lou honored Dolly Parton with a performance of “9 To 5” during the Ionia Freak Fair.
Kacey Musgraves Honors Dolly Parton With ‘Golden Hour’ Standout In Boston
Kacey Musgraves dedicated “Rainbow” to the late Dolly Parton during a concert at TD Garden in Boston.
Tedeschi Trucks Band Plants ‘Wildflowers’ In Tribute To Dolly Parton
Tedeschi Trucks Band remembered Dolly Parton by debuting a cover of “Wildflowers” at Wolf Trap in Vienna, Virginia.
Margo Price Honors Dolly Parton & Performs With Tanya Tucker At Minnesota State Fair
Margo Price made multiple tributes to Dolly Parton over two days at the Minnesota State Fair, and also performed alongside Tanya Tucker during her visit to the Great Minnesota Get-Together.
Bruce Springsteen Joins Bleachers In Asbury Park For Tom Waits Cover & More
Jack Antonoff and Bleachers welcomed Bruce Springsteen during their Shadow Of The City event at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
Rush Expands Fifty Something Tour With 4 New U.S. Cities
Rush added arena concerts in Houston, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh to their ongoing 2026 Fifty Something Tour.
Brandi Carlile Pays Emotional Tribute To Dolly Parton In Nashville
Brandi Carlile brought The Human Tour to Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, closing the show with an extensive Dolly Parton tribute and guest appearances from Gregory Alan Isakov, Sarah Jarosz and Jeb Bows.
Dave Matthews Band Delivers Back-To-Back Bust Outs At Fiddler’s Green
Dave Matthews Band reached back to 2022 for a pair of notable returns during its Colorado weekend.
Olivia Rodrigo Brings Out Sarah McLachlan, Stevie Nicks & Alanis Morissette At Inaugural Daisy Chain Fields
Olivia Rodrigo welcomed Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morissette during her headling set at the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival, which raised $20 million for women's and girls' nonprofits.
Godzilla Dev Wants to Do More Remasters, But 'a Lot of Conversations' Need to Happen First
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Tomb Raider Series Broke UK Crew Safety Laws, Report Confirms, Months After Star Sophie Turner Injured in Separate Incident
Amazon MGM Studios' new Tomb Raider series broke health and safety laws during production, just months after filming had to be halted due to star Sophie Turner's on-set injury.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Beta Extended
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 developer Infinity Ward has announced that the playable beta for the next first-person shooter in the long-running franchise has been extended until 10pm PT tonight/1am ET tomorrow morning.
New American Horror Story 13 Poster and Plot Teases Revealed
Ryan Murphy's dark and disturbing series - drops a new poster, episode titles and short synopses for installments 4-6.
Project Hail Mary Is Getting a VR Game This Fall
A new chapter from the world of Project Hail Mary is being released as a VR game this fall.
No Rest for the Wicked 1.0 Launch Delayed to March 2027
No Rest for the Wicked developer Moon Studios has delayed the game's long-awaited 1.0 launch until March 2027.
The Big Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest Interview: Release Date, Clan Roles, Combat, and More
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Nvidia's DLSS 5 Neural Rendering Tech Officially Launches on September 3, Hits Performance by Around 50–60%
Just last week, Nvidia's controversial DLSS 5 technology leaked when a DLL file was found in the NBA 2K27 beta. It shouldn't be too surprising, then, that the technology will be officially launching on September 3 in, well, NBA 2K27.
Don't Worry, The Witcher 3 Saves Will Work With The Game's Remastered Upgrade — And There's Word on Achievements/Trophies, Too
The Witcher 3 developer CD Projekt has confirmed you'll be able to use your existing save files with the game's upcoming Remastered edition — and provided detail on Achievements and Trophies, too.
YouTube Star MrBeast Has Written a Book, Though There Are Conflicting Reports Of His Success
YouTuber MrBeast has co-written a novel — but the book has reportedly performed poorly in pre-order sales.
'I Don't Think There's Any Plan': Kit Harington Gives Disappointing Update on His Marvel Future as Black Knight
Game of Thrones star Kit Harrington has given a disappointing update on the future of his Marvel character Dane Whitman, better known as Black Knight.
After Being Ditched by Xbox, Double Fine Says It'll Make Brütal Legend 2 If Its Amnesia Fortnight 2026 Kickstarter Raises an Impossible-Sounding $100 Million
Psychonauts and Costume Quest maker Double Fine has launched its new game development Kickstarter project after cutting ties with Xbox, and says it'll make Brütal Legend 2 if it raises an impossible-sounding $100 million.
The Studio Behind Hit New Star Wars Game Zero Company Quietly Furloughed 'Most' Staff Just Before Launch
Bit Reactor, the studio behind Star Wars Zero Company, furloughed the majority of its staff just before the game launched.
IGN Australia and Chupa Chups to Host a Retro Gaming ‘Fun House’ Activation at Westfield Parramatta This October
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Duane Davis Found Guilty in Murder of Tupac Shakur
Verdict arrives 30 years after the rapper and actor was killed in a Las Vegas drive-by shooting.
AMC Theaters Launches Its Own Film Distribution Company as Small Budget Movies Soar
AMC Theaters isn’t merely a destination for watching new film releases; it now helps make those releases happen.
Gal Gadot Says James Gunn and Peter Safran Told Her Wonder Woman 3 Was Happening Before Its Messy Cancellation
Former DC movie star Gal Gadot has opened up about the confusion surrounding Wonder Woman 3, saying that, even though it "wasn't handled elegantly," it's "all good" between her, James Gunn, and Peter Safran.
PlayStation Is Set to Pay Out $7.85 Million to Users as Part of Class-Action Lawsuit
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'Take My Money Now' — Viral Game Lets Your Giant Pet Cat Join You in Combat, and Players Can't Wait
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Star Sightings: Counting Crows Perform at Hollywood Bowl, Isla Fisher Shops at MOTHER in Beverly Hills
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New Music Friday August 28: Wynonna, Jonas Brothers, Olivia Rodrigo, JENNIE, Alex Warren, Carly Pearce & More
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Brittany Snow, Dave Grohl, and More Celebs Show MOTHER Some Love at the Brand’s Beverly Hills Opening
Brittany Snow, Dave Grohl, and more celebrities gathered in Beverly Hills to celebrate the opening of MOTHER's flagship.
Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers at Cain Park Evans Amphitheater
It was difficult to tell who was having more fun when Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers played at Cleveland Heights’ Cain Park Evans Amphitheater – Bruce or the audience. Frequently smiling during the two-hour show, you could almost see his synapses clicking as he offered fresh, reinterpreted takes of his material.
As much as he enjoyed creating new approaches to his tunes, Hornsby equally lit up during the contributions from the Noisemakers—J.T. Thomas (keyboards), J.V. Collier (bass), Gibb Droll (guitar), John Mailander (violin, mandolin) and Chad Wright (drums). Sitting at his grand piano, he directed the proceedings with hand signals and encouraged the soloing musicians to keep going.
With written requests from fans delivered pre-show, he picked several to play including “Soon Enough,” which he introduced with “Another request. If you don't like it, it could be your neighbor who requested it.” and later “Mirror on the Wall,” one of two songs where he switched to dulcimer. When it came to another dulcimer-led song, Hornsby said, “Let’s go back in time to the fourth hit song in our career, and make it unrecognizable. But, I think you'll like it. A lot of people do.” Before he and his bandmates went into “The Valley Road,” he spoke of being asked to play a whole set on the instrument at the 2011 Bonnaroo on the Sonic Stage.
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“I had taken a break from my personal musical projects to focus on collaboration and co-writing with other artists,” Morgan Nagler says, as she discusses the long gestation of her debut album, I’ve Got Nothing to Lose, and I’m Losing It. “During that time, I kept writing on my own because it’s just what I do. And, at a certain point, I thought, ‘There’s a lot of songs here. I probably should put some of them out.’”
Nagler’s journey to a solo career was circuitous, to say the least. In the late ’90s and early 2000s, the now 48-year-old Oregon native had success as an actress, appearing in films and television programs in her teens and twenties. From there, she scored some buzz with the projects Whispertown and Supermoon but then backed into a parallel career co-writing with Margo Price, Kim Deal, HAIM and Phoebe Bridgers, including on the latter musician’s Grammy-nominated “Kyoto.”
“My first co-writing experience was with Gillian Welch and David Rawling in 2008 and what a way to start that process,” she admits. “I really consider that my college because I was very unschooled and coming from a DIY [place] of, ‘I don’t really know how to play guitar or sing—I’m just gonna make it up.’ In retrospect, they were attracted to me because they were so schooled and knowledgeable and had honed their craft so deeply. They got that fearless spirit from me, and I got majorly schooled from them. I had such a great time. I ended up living with them for about six months, and we were nocturnal—just writing all night.”
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Marcus King is the latest artist to record a video on the 'Song That Found Me at the Right Time.' This artist-led series has been created by the nonprofit Sounds of Saving (SoS) and Vibrant Emotional Health, the nonprofit administrator of the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. The goals is to utilize “music as an entry point for candid conversations about mental health and encouraging people to seek support when they need it.”
In the video King performs “Either Way,” from Wilco’s 2007 album Sky Blue Sky. He notes, “The song that found me that I’ve really connected with in a profound way is a song ‘Either Way’ by Wilco. I’d never played the song before until today, but that song had quite a profound impact on me.”
Over the years, King has long been candid about his own mental health path. As he says in the film, “The more we speak about it, the more open we are about it, the less stigma there is to it. It’s really important to speak to these things and to share your own journeys and to have an open ear and an open heart to other people’s journeys.”
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Watch Billy Strings Perform with Cryptopsy on the Night After the Ionia Freak Fair
Billy Strings’ Ionia Freak Fair was a success on all counts. The sold out event at the Ionia County Fairgrounds in Ionia, MI featured all manner of performances and experiences over the course of its two days.
One of many unexpected moments took place on Saturday night when Montreal’s death metal innovators Cryptopsy headlined the Pyramid Scheme Pinball and Metal Tent. Strings himself attended the performance and guested with the group on “Open Face Surgery.” The next day Strings posted a clip with the title, “Can not believe I got to play with Cryptopsy.”
Apparently he was hankering for more because on Sunday Cryptopsy appeared at the Pyramid Scheme in Grand Rapids. As the group’s Matt McGachy told the crowd, “We had a good fucking time yesterday. I expected that was it.” However he then revealed that Strings was in attendance, adding,“You know why? Because he wants to fucking play with us again. If you missed us last night, you're very fucking lucky to be here right now. Make some fucking noise for our very good fucking friend, Billy fucking Springs.”
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Sierra Ferrell Joins Dave Matthews Band in Minnesota
Last night Dave Matthews Band made their way to the Mystic Lake Amphitheater in Shakopee, MN. This show had been originally slated to take place on June 23, however that date was postponed due to weather.
Folks who attended the rescheduled gig witnessed a special night as Sierra Ferrell joined DMB. Ferrell had been in the area following a Sunday gig at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.
Towards the close of group’s set, Ferrell appeared on vocals for the country classic “Long Black Veil.” This was the same song she performed with the group, during her lone prior guest appearance, at the Gorge on 9/3/23.
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NYC-based band youbet, frontrunners of a new voice in the East Coast indie scene, came by to perform acoustic versions of tracks from their new self-titled album, played in arrangements never done before. Their connection to one another and their work speaks for itself.
Watch the full session here and listen to their new album via Hardly Art Records, out now.
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Rush Add Additional Dates to Fifty Something Tour
Rush have added four dates to their high-profile 50 Something tour. The recently reactivated group will now also perform at Houston’s Toyota Center on October 1, St Louis’s Enterprise Center on October 21, Cincinnati, OH’s Heritage Bank Center on October 23 and Pittsburgh, PA’s PPG Paints Arena on November 15. Rush principals Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson said in a statement, “When we initially booked this tour we didn’t know how well we would hold up to the rigours of the road—so we played it safe with lots of days off to recover—but life is nothing if not surprising and we’re doing fine and having a blast, so why not try to hit a few more of the cities that have always treated us so well.”
Tickets and VIP for these four new dates will go on sale here on Friday, Sept 4 at 10 am local time with presales beginning Tue, Sept 1 at 10 am local. Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Tuesday, September 1 at 10 am local time until Thursday, September 3 at 10 pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program.
Rush’s world tour will continue in Montreal on September 2. Anika Nilles has served as Rush’s drummer since the band regrouped last year. Classic Rush drummer Neil Peart passed away in 2020.
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Greensky Bluegrass Extend New Year’s Run
Greensky Bluegrass will kick off 2027 with hometown shows at Kalamazoo, MI’s Wings Event Center on January 1 and 2. These performances follow the jamgrass outfit’s recently announced New Year’s Eve shows at Chicago’s Salt Shed on December 30 and 31. A fan pre-sale begins tomorrow at 10am ET with general on sale to follow on Friday, September 4 at 10 am ET.
The Michigan-bred band recently played a series of shows in their home state, where they welcomed Billy Strings and Vince Herman in Grand Rapids and shared the stage with Strings at his Ionia Freak Fair. They will perform in Richmond, VA, on Thursday. Béla Fleck is also on the bill.
Here’s a look at Greensky Bluegrass’ upcoming dates
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Disco Biscuits Add Atlantic City Shows, Nod to Dolly in Asheville
Disco Biscuits have added a pair of late-night shows to their fall tour. The Philadelphia-bred act will appear at Atlantic City, NJ’s The Tropicana Showroom on Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3. The gigs will kick off after Phish play nearby at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall. The Disco Biscuits have a rich history of Atlantic City performances, dating back to 1997. Of note, they played a famed show at the Grand Caymon Ballroom on October 25, 2002, where they chose their song selections based on fans spilling roulette wheels on the side of the stage. They also held a two-night “drum off” competition in 2005 where they selected Allen Aucoin as their new drummer.
The quartet are currently in the middle of a Southern swing. Last night at Asheville, NC’s Third Room, they offered a cover of Raf Rundell’s “More You Know” for the first time as the Disco Biscuits, after performing the track in their electronic Tractorbeam configuration on July 6. They also sampled Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” a tribute to the late singer during “Morph Dusseldorf.” Likewise, a night earlier at Atlanta’s Variety Playhouse, they, appropriately, sampled a bit of Ray Charles’ “Georgia on My Mind” during “M.E.M.P.H.I.S.”
Disco Biscuits will return to the Third Room tonight.
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Grace Potter to Make Grand Ole Opry Debut, Honors Dolly Parton with Zac Brown Band
Grace Potter will make her Grand Ole Opry debut on Tuesday, September 15. Potter will perform songs from her new album, Trespasser, which was released on August 21 via Thirty Tigers. Potter is one of several musicians who will play the Opry for the first time in the coming weeks, including Nicole Atkins (9/12), Little Feat (9/8) and Stella Lefty (9/2).
Potter spent the past few days on the road as an opening act for Zac Brown Band. On Thursday at Queens, NY’s Forest Hills Stadium, Potter emerged during the group’s set for a cover of Bob Dylan’s “I Shall Be Released,” which was played as a tribute to Dolly Parton. Brown also honored Parton by performing “Butterly,” a song they recorded together and released last year on the Love & Fear album. (Zac Brown Band dusted off the latter number for the first time this summer after learning about Parton’s passing.)
Then, Friday night at Philadelphia’s TD Pavilion at Highmark Mann Center for the Performing Arts, Potter emerged once again during Zac Brown Band’s opening set for her own “The Lion The Beast The Beat,” a tune she released with the Nocturnals in 2012, marking the first time the country-crossover band has played the number during their show. In addition, Philadelphia-bred musician Amos Lee, who has supported Zac Brown Band on the road before, made a surprise appearance on his own “Supply and Demand,” “I Shall Be Released” and Paul Overstreet’s “Forever and Ever, Amen.”
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