Eddie Vedder has released Better Believe, a collaboration with young musicians from Guitars Over Guns that debuted during the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago.
Sparks have announced Live On The Moon, a 20-track live album framed as a concert performed on the Moon, featuring Cate Blanchett as Lunar Emcee and songs spanning the duo’s entire career.
Samantha Fish has unveiled her first official live album, Paper Doll Live, recorded at Knoxville’s historic Bijou Theatre and featuring the new single Rusty Razor Live.
Harrison Gordon have announced their new album Bliss for September 4 and unveiled the latest single ‘Not Working! Not Working!’, a track examining work culture, economic pressures and modern anxiety.
Duane Betts has released Isle Of Hope, his first album for Sun Records. Produced by Dave Cobb, the record reflects on loss, family and renewal following the death of Dickey Betts.
The Menzingers have released Better Angels, the latest preview of their forthcoming album Everything I Ever Saw, due out July 17 through Epitaph Records.
Netflix’s Michael Jackson: The Verdict revisits the prosecution and defence cases from Jackson’s 2005 trial, but stops short of introducing significant new evidence.
Prince’s estate has announced Timeless, a new compilation featuring 10 previously unreleased recordings from across his career. The collection is previewed by the newly released 1995 track Stone.
Ben Folds has warned that America’s National Symphony Orchestra may not survive the ongoing political and financial turmoil surrounding Washington’s Kennedy Center.
Barry Manilow says he may never sing again after complications following lung cancer surgery left him uncertain about the future of his voice and live performances.
Ronald LaPread, the bassist whose playing helped define The Commodores’ biggest hits including “Easy”, “Brick House”, “Three Times A Lady” and “Nightshift”, has died aged 75 in Auckland, New Zealand.
A federal court has ruled that the Kennedy Center cannot legally bear Donald Trump’s name, ordering all signage removed and halting plans for a two-year closure.
Gipsy Kings featuring Tonino Baliardo have released Caballero, the final preview of the upcoming album Historia, while also launching a new documentary and international tour dates.
Gideon have released new track ‘4×4’ and its official music video through Sumerian Records, continuing a run that has seen the Alabama metalcore band increase its profile through touring and streaming growth.
Dennis Locorriere, the longtime lead vocalist of Dr. Hook and the voice behind hits including ‘Sylvia’s Mother’ and ‘Sharing The Night Together’, has died aged 76.
Death Cab For Cutie have released Punching The Flowers from their upcoming album I Built You A Tower and announced Australian tour dates for November 2026.
Beastie Boys revisit To The 5 Boroughs with a new visualiser for That’s It That’s All, ahead of a deluxe reissue featuring bonus tracks and expanded formats.
The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame has announced its 2026 induction class featuring Iron Maiden, Oasis, Billy Idol, Phil Collins, Sade, Joy Division/New Order, Luther Vandross and Wu-Tang Clan.
No Doubt guitarist Tom Dumont has revealed an early onset Parkinson’s diagnosis ahead of the band’s 2026 Sphere residency in Las Vegas, confirming he will still perform.
Jack White returned to Saturday Night Live with two new songs, released them on digital platforms and 7” vinyl, and confirmed an extensive 2026 tour schedule.
