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.’
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings Cover Dolly Parton For Country Music Hall Of Fame
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings performed Dolly Parton's “Coat of Many Colors” for the Country Music Hall of Fame's 'Studio B Side Sessions,' released weeks after Parton's death last month at age 80.
Soundgarden Makes Rare Return With Taylor Momsen & Mike McCready At NFL Halftime Show
Soundgarden teamed with Taylor Momsen and Mike McCready for a rare performance featuring “Outshined” and “Spoonman” at the Seattle Seahawks' season opener.
Sufjan Stevens Announces Holiday Compilation Album ‘Worst Christmas Ever!’
Sufjan Stevens compiled highlights from his sprawling Christmas catalog into a single album, 'Worst Christmas Ever!,' out November 6 via Asthmatic Kitty Records.
AC/DC Toronto Concert Canceled Due To Severe Storm Damage At Rogers Stadium
AC/DC’s September 16 concert at Rogers Stadium in Toronto has been canceled after severe storm damage left portions of the venue needing to be removed and rebuilt.
Harry Styles Extends Together, Together Tour Into 2027 With 25 Stadium Shows
Harry Styles added 25 Together, Together Tour dates across North America and Europe for April through August 2027.
The String Cheese Incident Releases New Instrumental ‘Fête-Tama’
The String Cheese Incident released “Fête-Tama,” a Kyle Hollingsworth-penned instrumental inspired by African rhythms.
Foo Fighters Launch Vevo ‘Extended Play’ Series With ‘Child Actor’ Performance
Foo Fighters and Vevo rolled out a live performance video of “Child Actor” off the band's 2026 album, ‘Your Favorite Toy.’
Remi Wolf, Sierra Ferrell & More Join 2026 All Things Go DC Lineup
Remi Wolf, Sierra Ferrell and underscores have been added to the 2026 All Things Go DC lineup.
Trampled by Turtles, Old Crow Medicine Show & Lindsay Lou Set To Reopen Vail Arena
Trampled by Turtles, Old Crow Medicine Show and Lindsay Lou will perform at Vail's renovated Dobson Arena on November 28.
Valerie June Shares Final ‘Brighter Blue’ Preview & Confirms 2027 Spring Tour Dates
Valerie June released the final advance single, “Trouble In Mind,” from her new EP, ‘Brighter Blue.'
Widespread Panic Reissuing Michael Houser-Era ‘Live From Austin, TX’
Widespread Panic will reissue their Halloween 2000 ‘Live From Austin, TX’ performance on vinyl and CD.
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.
Call of Duty's Anti-Cheat Boss Dispels Cheating Myths, Breaks Down Review Process, and More
Cheating in video games has turned into a multi-billon dollar industry, which has forced franchises like Call of Duty to build entire teams to combat this epidemic.
Paul Walker's Brother Suggests AI Could Bring Back Brian O'Conner for Fast and Furious Finale
Cody Walker says AI could be used to bring back Paul Walker’s Brian O’Conner for the Fast & Furious finale if the late actor's daughter Meadow Walker approves.
Legendary Voice Actor Mike McFarland Dies at 56 Years Old
Legendary voice actor Mike McFarland has died aged 56, leaving behind an indisputable legacy with hundreds of roles across some of the most iconic anime series ever made.
PlayStation's Fairgames Seemingly Remerges With First Gameplay, New Codename, and Private Playtest
PlayStation's online heist game, Fairgames, has seemingly re-appeared under a codename with first gameplay and invites to a playtest.
Asa Germann Cast as Angel in Marvel's X-Men Movie
Marvel’s X-Men movie has found its Angel in Asa Germann, best known for his roles in Gen V and Scream 7.
Wardogs Surpasses 1 Million Copies Sold on Day One, Blows Past 300k Peak Concurrent Players on Steam
Wardogs has already surpassed a million copies sold and is lighting up Steam's concurrent player charts.
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Project Manager Sparks Debate After Revealing Koei Tecmo is Dialing Back the Game's 'Sexy Costumes'
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round Project Manager Tsuyoshi Iuchi has sparked a debate within the fighting game community after explaining why the team at Koei Tecmo is dialing back on making sexy costumes.
Why Did PlayStation Ditch Kojima? Analysts Suggest Sony May Have Been 'Spooked' by Death Stranding 2 Sales
As the dust settles on PlayStation's announcement it's ditched a new game from Hideo Kojima, analysts are now discussing why Sony may have walked away.
GTA 6's Limited Edition PS5 Controller Preorders Overload PlayStation's Store, and Scalpers Are Already Reselling Them on eBay
Pre-orders went live for Grand Theft Auto 6's new PS5 controllers this morning and the experience was extremely chaotic.
If The World Suffered an Apocalypse Tomorrow The Global Currency Would Be Pokémon Cards, Collector and Venture Capitalist Claims
Pokémon cards will likely be used as currency following a global apocalypse, one venture capitalist has suggested.
The iPhone Duo's Slick Opening and Closing Animation Has Already Been Reproduced on the Galaxy Fold 8
What's stopping the animation from being implemented throughout Samsung's launcher is that the permissions necessary for that only exist in Android's background processes.
Wardogs Is Coming to Xbox and PS5, but It Will Be a While
Wardogs, a new all-out warfare FPS game that has been blowing up on Steam, is officially coming to consoles... but it will be a while.
This Avengers: Doomsday Figure Reveals a Closer Look at Doctor Doom's Alternate Costume
Robert Downey, Jr.'s Doctor Doom will wear at least two costumes in Avengers: Doomsday, and a new action figure gives us a much better look at his alternate suit of armor.
Call of Duty Anti-Cheat Boss Reveals Why Activision Shadow Bans Players Suspected of Cheating Instead of Immediately Permanently Banning Them
The senior director of Call of Duty's anti-cheat system has explained why Activision shadow bans players instead of outright permanently banning them from the game.
Professor Layton and the Curious Village Remake Announced, Coming to Multiple Platforms in 2027
A Professor Layton and the Curious Village remake has been announced by series developer Level-5.
'You Get Your Tariff Money Back... If You Give Them More Money' — Fans React to Nintendo's 'Customer Appreciation' Sale
Fans are reacting to the announcement of a unique "Customer Appreciation" sale that Nintendo claims has been "made possible in part by tariff-related refunds."
Nintendo Announces New Switch Sale Made Possible By 'Tariff-Related' Refunds
Nintendo announces a 30% off Customer Appreciation Sale for Switch games and accessories, funded in part by tariff refunds following recent US litigation.
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
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New Music Friday Sept 4: Beyoncé, Miley, LISA, JISOO, Kane Brown, Shania Twain, Monsta X and More
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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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Kings of Leon Reveal New Album Details, Intimate Nashville Date
Kings of Leon will release their 10th full-length studio album, O My Beloved, on November 6 via Love Tap Records, distributed by Virgin Music. The ensemble self-produced the record for the first time, stripping things back from the expansive sound that has defined much of their career and returning to the raw spirit of their early days on the festival scene.
“We have already surpassed anything we ever imagined we could do, and we’ve built something that is so special. I thought, wouldn’t it be beautiful to make an album that is looking back on all of the things that we’ve done and appreciating how we got here,” lead singer Caleb Followill said in a statement of the new music, which reflects on their personal journeys. “In the songs, there’s our families, stories from our childhood, things that maybe didn’t seem that significant at the time, but the way they find their way into these songs kind of lets me realize how impactful they really were in my life.”
Alongside the album announcement, Kings of Leon have released “My Whole World,” the first single from O My Beloved. The song “emerged from a deeply personal place, with long-held memories and emotions finding their way into the music.” The result “is an emotionally charged introduction to the album and a glimpse into the more vulnerable side of Kings of Leon captured throughout the record.” The Follow brothers lost their mother in 2021; their last record, Can We Please Have Fun, arrived in 2024.
To celebrate the announcement of O My Beloved, Kings of Leon will perform a special show this evening at the Basement East in Nashville. The intimate performance is intended to bring “the band back to the kind of club setting they played in as teenagers while working to make their mark in Music City, making it a fitting way to kick off this next chapter.” The band will likely debut a slew of new songs during the show.
O My Beloved Track List:
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Jake Brownstein (Eggy), Aron Magner (Disco Biscuits), Eric Slick (Dr. Dog), Kellen Asebroek (Fruition), Craig Greenberg and Yoel Kohn will make guest appearances at New York’s Brooklyn Bowl on Saturday, September 12 as part of the musical Rosh Hashanah celebration and service. Led by Rabbi Daniel Brenner and Jeremiah Lockwood, the event’s house band includes: Issac Garnder, John Bollinger, Jordan McLean, Stuart Bogie, Yula Beeri, Timothy James and Yusuke Yamamoto. The service will start at 10am and feature shofar blowing, prayer, a torah reading, meditation and other traditional elements of the holiday.
Brenner, Lockwood and the house band will also take part in an Erev Rosh Hashanah service at New York’s Nublu Classic on Friday, September 11 at 7:30pm. Slick, Greenberg, Armo, Will Epstein, Ricky Gordon (Wynton Marsalis) and more will make special appearances during the musical event.
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moe. have confirmed the theme for their Halloween weekend shows. As previously reported, the sextet will perform at Boston’s The Wilbur on October 30 and 31, shortly after turning in a run of West Coast dates. The group has now confirmed that they will use the gigs to pay tribute to Richard Linklater’s classic 1993 film Dazed and Confused. In a post, moe. shared, “Bust out the ‘70s threads and get ready to be Dazed and Confused this Halloween. We’ll see you at for two nights — Oct. 30 & 31. 🎟️”
Set on the final day of high school in 1976, the movie’s iconic soundtrack features ‘70s rock favorites like Rick Derringer’s “Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo,” Foghat’s “Slow Ride,” Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out,” ZZ Top’s “Tush,” War’s “Low Rider,” Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Tuesday’s Gone,” Deep Purple’s “Highway Star,” Kiss’ “Rock and Roll All Nite,” Black Sabbath’s “Paranoid” and several more.
moe. will appear next at Stateline, NV’s Harrah’s Lake Tahoe on October 15.
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The Bogmen, Vapors of Morphine to Play Special Show on the 25th Anniversary of 9/11
The Bogmen will perform a special show at New York’s Webster Hall tomorrow, September 11, to honor the memories of those who lost their lives on 9/11. The evening, which marks the 25th anniversary of the horrific terrorist attack, will also feature Vapors of Morphine, a project led by Morphine co-founder and saxophonist Dana Colley. Morphine were one of The Bogmen’s longtime favorite bands.
A statement from the band about the show explains:
Having built a devoted following throughout the 1990s among New York City’s first responders and Wall Street community, The Bogmen lost countless fans, friends and family members in the September 11 attacks. At the heart of this return is the memory of Kristy Irvine-Ryan, wife of band member Brendan Ryan, whose life and legacy remain deeply woven into the band’s history. A vibrant member of the New York City community, Kristy perished in the South Tower on September 11, 2001, at the age of 30. The band’s annual tribute performances are the subject of Chris Cassidy’s documentary, We Will Go To Them Tonight, and continue to shape the meaning and purpose behind each reunion.
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Grace Potter, Larkin Poe, JJ Grey & Mofro and The Fabulous Thunderbirds are among the acts slated to join Joe Bonamassa aboard Sixthman’s Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea Alaska II. The traveling festival will set sail from Seattle, WA, to Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay and Victoria, BC, aboard the Norwegian Jade from September 14-21, 2027. Other acts slated to perform include: Ruthie Foster, Eric Gales, Jimmy Vivino, Robert Jon $ The Wreck, Tommy Castro & The Painkillers, Danielle Nicole Band and D.K. Harrell. Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea Alaska II also promises “exclusive collaborations and intimate jams,” as well as additional yet-to-be-announced acts. Event host Bonamassa personally curated the event’s lineup.
Beyond the music, Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea Alaska II will sail through some of the region’s most scenic destinations, from the waterfronts and cultural attractions of Juneau and the Gold Rush history to the mountain scenery of Skagway to Glacier Bay National Park, with its towering glaciers, pristine wilderness and abundant wildlife. The journey also includes a visit to Victoria, BC, which boasts harbor views, several gardens and a vibrant culinary scene. A range of special activities and complimentary dining options will also be available while the ship itself offers a pool deck with multiple hot tubs, the Jade Club Casino, Mandara Spa, Pulse Fitness Center, basketball/pickleball courts and other amenities.
Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea Alaska II follows next year’s sold-out Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea XII. That event will sail from Miami, FL, to Grand Cayman aboard the Norwegian Jewel from March 15-19, 2027.
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The Avett Brothers Confirm New Year’s Eve Show with Mountain Grass Unit and Homeboy Sandman
The Avett Brothers have confirmed their New Year’s plans. The Concord, NC-bred group will ring in 2027 at Asheville, NC’s ExploreAsheville.com Arena on December 31, capping off a busy year that saw the group launch its side-project with Mike Patton, AVTT/PTTN. Mountain Grass Unit and Homeboy Sandman will open the show.
The ensemble has a long, rich history with Asheville and they have performed at the mountain town’s arena on New Year’s Eve several different times, including last year. They first headlined the famed venue in 2009, when the Avetst moved their New Year’s Eve show from the smaller Thomas Wolfe Auditorium up to the Asheville Civic Center to accommodate more fans as their popularity surged following the release of I and Love and You.
The Avett Brothers will perform next at New Haven, CT’s Westville Music Bowl on September 17. Guster will open the night. Meanwhile, Mountain Grass Unit will appear at New Orleans’ Tipitina’s tonight and Homeboy Sandman will perform at Troy, NY’s No Fun on November 6.
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Jorma Kaukonen & Friends to Celebrate 60 Years of The Fillmore
Jorma Kaukonen will return to San Francisco to celebrate The Fillmore’s 60th anniversary in December. Billed as three “very special evenings with Jorma Kaukonen & Friends,” the concerts will take place December 11-13.
The famed venue was built in 1912 and originally opened as Majestic Hall. Though it became the Fillmore Auditorium in 1954, operated by prominent entrepreneur Charles Sullivan, it grew into the venue it would became known as when Sullivan let Bill Graham use his dance hall permit to book a benefit for the San Francisco Mime Troupe in December 1965.
Kaukonen has been a key part of the venue’s history, even appearing as Graham’s first Mime Troupe benefit a few weeks before his inaugural Fillmore gig as a member of Jefferson Airplane. The guitarist also recently announced that he would retire from touring, instead focusing on residencies and select appearances. For more on his future plans, be sure to read our recent digital cover story.
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The String Cheese Incident Issue “Fête-Tama”
The String Cheese Incident have issued a new single, “Fête-Tama.” The drop arrives after the Colorado-bred act released another studio track, “Lightning Sky,” earlier this summer. “Fête-Tama” is described as “an instrumental, dance-floor-ready, electronic fusion of Afro-inspired percussion and heavy funk melodies, taking listeners on a 6-minute musical journey.” The ensemble first played the cut live at Houston, TX’s House of Blues on May 30.
“‘Fête-Tama’ was inspired by some of the world music I’ve been listening to recently,” keyboardist Kyle Hollingsworth said in a statement. “I knew I wanted to have a dance-oriented song in the style of some of our other electronic fiddle tunes. I wrote the melody on keys and brought it to the band, and we flushed it out together. ‘Fête’ meaning ‘party’ or ‘festival’ in French, and ‘Tama’ referencing a type of African drum. I wanted to showcase Jason [Hann]’s percussion expertise. But in the end, it became a fun dance track that gets everyone grooving.”
SCI have been working on new music in their studio The Lab and have already debuted a handful of new tunes this year. Their Just Keep Spinning Tour picks up this weekend with a two-night run in Vail, CO’s Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater.
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Tedeschi Trucks Band and Sheryl Crow in Bridgeport (Recap and Photos)
Photos and report by Geoff Tischman.
This Saturday night in Bridgeport featured TTB with opener Sheryl Crow. Sheryl had the crowd on their feet from the get-go, singing along to her 11-song set of mostly hits like “Can’t Cry Anymore,” “Strong Enough” and “Every Day Is a Winding Road.” She did play one new song, “Freedom Bus,” off her forthcoming album Pick You Up (out October 9th) and another highlight was “Cross Creek Road” off 2019’s Threads album—especially the dual guitar work of her longtime guitarists Peter Stroud and Audley Freed.
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