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Arch Enemy split with vocalist Alissa White-Gluz after 12 years; no replacement named. White-Gluz teased solo single The Room Where She Died.
Tom Morello says Audioslave has unreleased material but no plans to release it. Soundgarden’s new album with Terry Date is nearly finished and includes some of Chris Cornell’s final studio work.
Donald Glover (Childish Gambino) revealed he suffered a stroke and had a hole in his heart, explaining last year’s tour cancellations.
Wicked: For Good opened with $150M domestic and $226M global, the biggest debut for a Broadway musical adaptation, surpassing the first Wicked film.
Lenny Kravitz said a fan accidentally tore out four dreadlocks during his Brisbane show; he’ll continue audience interaction on “Let Love Rule.”
Jellybean Johnson of The Time, key to the Minneapolis Sound, has died at 69. He was known for shaping the funk-rock/new wave hybrid and preserving the Minneapolis Sound.
Salt Lake City police found no evidence Todd Snider was assaulted on Halloween; injuries likely from a fall. He died Nov. 14 of pneumonia and sepsis, unrelated to the incident.
GREAT WHITE guitarist Mark Kendall is battling stage-four kidney cancer; immunotherapy has significantly shrunk the tumor.
Anthrax finished mixing their first album in 10 years with Jay Ruston. Release expected 2026, with one single due before end of 2025.
Conan Gray joins the 2025 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade lineup and appears in a Macy’s commercial with Baker Mayfield and John O’Hurley.
5. Opalite – Taylor Swift
4. Man I Need – Olivia Dean
3. Ordinary – Alex Warren
2. Golden – HUNTR/X
1.The Fate Of Ophelia – Taylor Swift
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The Weeknd’s After Hours ’Til Dawn Tour has surpassed $1 billion in ticket sales, becoming the highest-grossing tour ever by a male solo artist.
The UK government plans to ban ticket resales above face value and cap platform fees, with violators facing fines of up to 10% of global turnover.
Gary “Mani” Mounfield, bassist for The Stone Roses and Primal Scream, has died at 63.
Fugees rapper Pras Michel has been sentenced to 14 years for illegally channeling foreign funds into Barack Obama’s 2012 reelection campaign.
Megan Thee Stallion testified in her defamation trial that she has struggled with suicidal thoughts and severe anxiety related to past trauma and public harassment.
A24 released the teaser for The Moment, a stylized Charli XCX film blending real performance footage with surreal fictional elements ahead of its January 30, 2026 release.
The Chainsmokers have extended their Wynn Las Vegas residency through 2029.
Universal, Warner, and Sony have all signed licensing deals with AI music startup Klay Vision, marking their first joint partnership on a single AI platform.
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Lainey Wilson won Entertainer of the Year, Album of the Year for Whirlwind, and Female Vocalist of the Year at the 2025 CMA Awards, becoming only the third woman in CMA history to win Entertainer of the Year twice.
“You Look Like You Love Me” by Ella Langley and Riley Green won both Single of the Year and Song of the Year, with Cody Johnson taking Male Vocalist of the Year, The Red Clay Strays earning Vocal Group of the Year, and Zach Top named New Artist of the Year.
Singer d4vd has been named a suspect in the death investigation of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas-Hernandez, whose body was found in the trunk of a Tesla registered to him, with the cause of death still undetermined.
Tyler, The Creator has been named Apple Music’s Artist of the Year for 2025 after logging more than 4.5 billion minutes of listening and releasing two major projects, CHROMAKOPIA and DON’T TAP THE GLASS.
Yungblud has announced two intimate shows for April 2026 in London and Kingston, offering stripped-back performances with tickets on sale tomorrow.
A Church of England infant school in Poole has banned students from singing songs from K-Pop Demon Hunters due to concerns over demon-related themes conflicting with the school’s Christian ethos.
Pinkfong, the studio behind Baby Shark, surged as much as 62 percent in its Kosdaq debut before closing 9 percent above its IPO price after raising roughly â‚©76 billion to expand its global content efforts.
Warner Music Group has partnered with Stability AI to develop professional-grade “responsible” AI tools for music creation that use ethically trained models and incorporate artist feedback.
Spotify is rolling out expanded Song Credits, a new SongDNA feature highlighting musical connections, and an About the Song section offering behind-the-scenes context.
Kenshi Yonezu’s “Iris Out” remains at number one on Billboard Japan’s Hot 100 for an eighth consecutive week.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers are reportedly finalizing a deal to sell their recorded music catalog to Warner Music Group for $300 to $325 million.
Slipknot is deciding to sell a majority stake in their music catalog to HarbourView Equity Partners.
KISS members Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Tommy Thayer, and Eric Singer participated in a Q&A session during the “KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas” event. Paul Stanley hinted at the possibility of new music related to their upcoming biopic and avatar show.
Styx co-founder Dennis DeYoung criticized the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for only honoring artists when they are too old, sick, or deceased.
Ariana Grande announced on Amy Poehler’s podcast that her upcoming tour for the album “Eternal Sunshine” will be her last for a long time.
LeAnn Rimes will celebrate the 30th anniversary of her hit song “Blue” with a seven-date tour in 2026, kicking off in Dallas, Texas.
Motley Crue announced their first 2026 North American tour dates, commemorating the 20th anniversary of Carnival of Sins and their 45th anniversary as a band.
Jeff Tweedy will embark on a 2026 tour across the US, Canada, Mexico, and Europe in support of his solo album Twilight Override.
The Santa Rosa Symphony is launching a new chamber music series at the Brannan Center in Calistoga, starting with performances of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos.
Melosurf is an experimental Max for Live device that allows Ableton Live users to control the DAW using voice commands.
The UK government will outlaw ticket resale for profit, fulfilling a Labour Party pledge.
Freddie Mercury is getting a commemorative coin. The coin features a portrait of Mercury, his signature, and a musical stave representing his vocal range.
Top five on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz Albums Chart
5. Playlist: The Very Best of Kenny G
4. Christmastime is Here - Herb Alper
3. Come Away With Me - Norah Jones
2. You - Larry Lovestein & The Velvet Revival
1. The Best of Sade
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Thrice will perform a homecoming concert in Anaheim at House of Blues this Sunday, celebrating their 2025 tour.
Cher will be the musical guest on SNL for the first time since 1987, appearing alongside host Ariana Grande on December 20th.
The Country Music Association and ABC announced the presenters and special guests for “The 59th Annual CMA Awards,” hosted by Lainey Wilson and airing on November 19th. The event will feature performances by Keith Urban, Little Big Town, and other country music stars.
The restored and expanded Beatles Anthology docuseries, now nine episodes, will premiere on Disney+ with a three-night streaming event starting November 26.
Gary Numan broke down during a Birmingham gig after receiving “the worst news ever,” which he has yet to disclose.
“Weird Al” Yankovic announced a 2026 tour expansion with 90 additional North American stops, including Chicago, Boston, and Las Vegas.
BLACKMORE’S NIGHT, the renaissance-inspired rock band formed by Ritchie Blackmore and Candice Night, has postponed two shows on their U.S. East Coast tour due to medical reasons.
GHOST’s “Mary On A Cross” single was certified double platinum by the RIAA, marking the band’s first double platinum certification.
Bad Nerves released a new single, “Loner,” ahead of their UK tour.
5. CHROMAKOPIA - Tyler, the Creator
4. Everybody Scream - Florence + the Machine
3. I'm The Problem - Morgan Wallen
2. KPop Demon Hunters - Soundtrack
1. The Life Of A Showgirl - Taylor Swift
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Taylor Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl” holds No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for a sixth week. RosalĂa’s “LUX” debuts at No. 4, Olivia Dean’s “The Art of Loving” hits No. 5, and TXT’s Yeonjun enters at No. 10 with “No Labels Part 01.”
Post Malone, Jack White, and Lil Jon will headline the 2025 NFL Thanksgiving halftime shows. Malone plays Cowboys–Chiefs, White plays Lions–Packers, Lil Jon plays Ravens–Bengals.
Americana singer-songwriter Todd Snider has died at 59. Known for sharp storytelling and humor, Snider blended folk, rock, and country, releasing acclaimed work on John Prine’s Oh Boy label.
Yungblud cancels remaining 2025 tour dates due to doctor-ordered rest after vocal and blood-related health concerns. Refunds available; new plans coming for Mexico and Latin America.
Myrtle Beach’s rap scene grows as BigDeuceFOF expands his reach through steady output and strong branding, becoming a key figure in the city’s rising hip-hop movement.
MTV’s 1981 launch reshaped pop culture with its music-video era, boosting acts like Prince, Madonna, and Nirvana. Though it later shifted to reality TV, music videos thrive today on YouTube and TikTok.
Slayer will reissue “Hell Awaits” on May 15, 2026, for its 40th anniversary, featuring the original album, 1985 live tracks from Bochum, and new collectibles.
Nigerian trumpeter Joshua Olusanya sets a world record with 25 hours, 30 minutes of nonstop playing, overcoming bleeding lips, cramps, and earlier disqualification to complete the feat.
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4. Opalite – Taylor Swift
3. Ordinary – Alex Warren
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Cardi B has welcomed her fourth child, a baby boy with Stefon Diggs, sharing the news on Instagram as she gears up for her next tour.
The AI-generated country song “Walk My Walk” by Breaking Rust hit #1 on a digital sales chart, prompting new debate over low-quality AI content and its impact on human creativity.
David Coverdale, longtime Whitesnake frontman and former Deep Purple vocalist, announced his retirement after a 50-year career.
A new Live Nation poll found live music is the world’s most valued form of entertainment, with 39 percent preferring it over movies or live sports.
Sharon Osbourne revealed that none of the artists performing at Ozzy Osbourne’s final Back to the Beginning show accepted payment, and the event raised about $11 million for charity—not the widely circulated $190 million figure.
The CMA has added Kelsea Ballerini, Brandi Carlile, Kenny Chesney and more to the performer lineup for the 59th Annual CMA Awards airing November 19 on ABC and Hulu.
Kate Pierson of The B-52’s released a new cover of Patti Smith’s “People Have the Power,” featuring the Uniting Voices Chicago teen choir, with proceeds supporting two nonprofit organizations.
A new Australian study reports that regularly listening to or playing music may significantly reduce the risk of developing dementia.
New Releases
Black and Blue (Super Deluxe Edition) – The Rolling Stones – Expanded reissue with outtakes and live material
Warning 25 – Green Day – 25th anniversary expanded edition
All Washed Up – Cheap Trick – 21st studio album
Everyone’s a Star – 5 Seconds of Summer – New album
Eusexua Afterglow – FKA Twigs – Follow-up to this year’s Eusexua
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Adele is set to make her feature film debut in Tom Ford’s adaptation of Cry to Heaven, with production beginning January 2026 in London and Rome.
K-pop group NewJeans will return to ADOR after a court rejected their attempt to terminate their contract early and upheld its validity through 2029.
Sabrina Carpenter will star in and produce a new musical film inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, written and directed by Lorene Scafaria and co-produced by Marc Platt, Leslie Morgenstein, and Elysa Koplovitz Dutton.
Shaggy and Sean Paul will headline the “Jamaica Strong” benefit concert on December 12, 2025, to support hurricane relief efforts in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa.
Pop group KATSEYE has partnered with VALORANT to release “GO OFF,” the official anthem for the 2025 Game Changers Championship.
The Sabres of Paradise have removed their entire catalog from Spotify, citing concerns that the platform undervalues artists, underserves listeners, and has leadership tied to AI-driven weapon technologies.
Robyn has released “Dopamine,” her first solo single in seven years, reuniting with longtime collaborator Klas Åhlund.
The Ultra Music Festival 2026 Phase 2 lineup features a back-to-back set from Alesso and Martin Garrix, plus acts like Ray Volpe b2b Sullivan King and the supergroup HALĹŚ.
Kenshi Yonezu’s “Iris Out” is number one on Billboard Japan’s Hot 100 for the seventh consecutive week.
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Michael Jackson became the first artist with Top 10 Billboard Hot 100 hits in six decades as “Thriller” re-entered the chart at No.10. The Halloween boost and his upcoming biopic trailer fueled the surge.
Vince Gill will receive the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award at the 59th CMA Awards Nov. 19, honoring his decades of contributions to country music.
BTS is preparing new music for their 2026 comeback, with album photoshoots and videos underway for a planned March release.
An ultra-rare Mariah Carey demo tape from producer Arthur Baker’s archives goes to auction Dec. 2–11 via Wax Poetics, featuring early songs and covers that led to her discovery.
Sabrina Carpenter will star in and produce a new Alice in Wonderland musical film for Universal, directed by Lorene Scafaria.
GenAI country act Breaking Rust tops Spotify’s Viral 50 and Billboard’s Country Digital Song Sales, while far-right music dominates the Netherlands’ Viral 50 amid elections.
The Hollywood Bowl named its stage after composer John Williams — the first artist so honored in the venue’s 103-year history.
Cleto Escobedo III, longtime Jimmy Kimmel Live bandleader and childhood friend of Kimmel, has passed away.
A lost Frozen cover by Death’s Chuck Schuldiner has surfaced, recorded during his cancer battle using guitar and drum machine.
Ex-Mushroomhead frontman Jeffrey Hatrix reports his cancer is in remission after alternative treatments; he’s suing drummer Steve Felton for royalties.
EPICA postponed its Dec. 2025 Asian tour to Sept. 2026 due to Simone Simons’s health; tickets remain valid. blabbermouth.net/...health
Billboard Soundtracks Chart
5. F1: The Album – 19 wks
4. Wicked – 50 wks
3. A Charlie Brown Christmas – 228 wks
2. The Nightmare Before Christmas – 95 wks
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Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl holds No. 1 for a fifth week with 120K units. Florence + the Machine’s Everybody Scream debuts at No. 4, their fifth top 10 album. Tyler, The Creator’s CHROMAKOPIA reissue surges from 117 to 5.
Katy Perry’s Bandaids tops Billboard’s fan-voted poll with 44%, praised for its emotional honesty about moving on from a long-term relationship.
Perry’s manager Bradford Cobb reignites tension with Wendy’s after the chain’s planned closures and prior social media jabs. Perry responded with a post promoting self-belief.
Salt-N-Pepa, joined by DJ Spinderella, enter the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame—Spinderella becomes the first female DJ inductee. The trio also continues their legal battle with UMG over master rights.
Midnight Oil’s Rob Hirst releases A Hundred Years or More, written while battling stage 3 pancreatic cancer, featuring collaborations with his daughters and bandmates. Out Nov 14.
Country artist Colt Ford says he saw Toby Keith during a near-death experience following a heart attack; claims Keith told him to return. Ford, aka Jason Farris Brown, has faced multiple health challenges.
Stanley Simmons, the sons of KISS’s Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, debut Body Down Dec 5 with an accompanying video and full album in progress.
Evergrey drop Oxygen! ahead of a European tour with Katatonia. The band calls it their heaviest track yet, following 2024’s Theories of Emptiness.
Tesla announce a covers project highlighting Jeff Keith’s vocals, with tracks by The Temptations and Supertramp, produced by Brian Wheat.
5. Man I Need – Olivia Dean
4. Opalite – Taylor Swift
3. Ordinary – Alex Warren
2. Golden – HUNTR/X
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The 2026 Grammy nominations are out, with Kendrick Lamar leading all artists with nine nods.
Luminate has partnered with Tencent Music to include China’s streaming and sales data for the first time, expanding Billboard’s global charts and improving accuracy worldwide.
Journey announced their farewell Final Frontier Tour, kicking off February 28, 2026, in Hershey, Pennsylvania, with 60 North American dates celebrating five decades of music.
Morrissey has canceled all remaining 2025 shows, citing “extreme exhaustion,” with refunds available for Latin America and Europe dates.
Lionsgate says Antoine Fuqua’s Michael biopic isn’t yet confirmed as a two-parter, with the focus still on one complete story ahead of its February release.
Mariah Carey faces backlash over her new Sephora Christmas ad, where she saves the holiday from striking elves led by Billy Eichner. Critics called the “It’s Time” spot tone-deaf amid economic struggles, prompting boycott calls.
And it’s Friday—here’s some new music out today:
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Thursday, November 6, 2025
Live Nation posted record third-quarter revenue of $8.5 billion—up 11% year-over-year—fueled by stadium-show demand and 26 million tickets already sold for 2026.
50 Cent will invest $50 million in downtown Shreveport to build an entertainment hub under G-Unit Films & Television Inc., part of a new tax district aimed at reviving the city’s economy.
Former Guns N’ Roses manager Alan Niven is suing the band over claims they’re blocking his memoir Sound N’ Fury, arguing a 1991 confidentiality agreement was never valid.
Calvin Harris will headline a two-year Las Vegas residency at Wynn Las Vegas starting in 2026, performing at XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club.
Gwen Stefani released “Shake the Snow Globe,” an Amazon Music Original from the deluxe edition of You Make It Feel Like Christmas, arriving November 14 with an extra track titled “Hot Cocoa.”
Amazon Music launched its holiday Originals lineup featuring Stefani, Kylie Minogue, Marc Anthony, and Mariah the Scientist, plus festive merch with Mariah Carey and others.
A Very Awesome Yo Gabba Gabba! Christmas! features My Chemical Romance and Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh on 20 tracks drawn from the show’s holiday episodes.
Mandopop star JJ Lin dropped “Atlas of Tomorrow,” the Honor of Kings 10th-anniversary theme song, which debuted at No. 1 on multiple Chinese charts.
BTS members Jimin and Jung Kook return December 3 on Disney+ for Season 2 of their travel series Are You Sure?!, filmed in Switzerland and Vietnam.
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Bob Dylan received an honorary Doctor of Music from Berklee College of Music, his first from a U.S. school since 1970. A concert of Dylan classics marks the occasion. rollingstone.com/...9178Machine Gun Kelly’s Lost Americana Tour struggles with weak sales, blamed on high prices, hype, and no new music. Fans predict steep price drops.
Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong praised Taylor Swift for covering “Time of Your Life” and discussed his bond with son Joey, who’s forging his own path in music.
Nine Inch Nails’ Future Ruins fest was canceled over logistics; fans report delays in refunds, with organizers urging contact if none arrive after 30 days.
Katy Perry teases bruised artwork for her new single “Bandaids,” out tomorrow, following 2023’s 143 and her Lifetimes tour.
After a reported assault, Todd Snider’s tour was canceled; he was later arrested for disorderly conduct and threats after returning to a hospital.
Randy Travis joins the Nashville Symphony Nov. 15 for More Life Tour with James Dupré and his original band.
Drake faces a class-action suit claiming Spotify enabled fake streams via bots, inflating his 122B plays. Spotify denies wrongdoing.
New Orleans earns UNESCO Creative City of Music status, honoring its global cultural influence and musical legacy.
Amazon Music beta users can now test Alexa Plus AI, offering smart music recs, song ID from clues, and artist insights.
DOKKEN dropped “Hard Rock Woman,” a 1978 track with Levin, Lordon, and Allen—possibly their last release due to Don Dokken’s hand paralysis.
Behemoth’s Nergal and Misþyrming will perform Sventevith in full at Beyond The Gates 2026 for its 30th anniversary.
Adult Contemporary Chart
5. Stargazing – Myles Smith
4. Lose Control – Teddy Swims
3. Beautiful Things – Benson Boone
2. Die With a Smile – Lady Gaga & Bruno Mars
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Hilary Duff returns after a decade with her new single “Mature” out Nov 6, alongside a docuseries chronicling her comeback. Collaborators include husband Matthew Koma.
The Grateful Dead mourn Donna Jean Godchaux, who passed at 78 after battling cancer. She joined in 1971, shaping their 70s sound.
Australia’s first Strummingbird Festival launched successfully with Jelly Roll and James Johnston. Live Nation plans a 2026 return.
Todd Snider canceled his High, Lonesome and Then Some 2025 tour after being assaulted before a Salt Lake City show.
Megan Thee Stallion’s “Lover Girl” debuts at No. 38 on the Hot 100, breaking a two-week rap drought in the Top 40.
Mitchell Tenpenny drops “Therapy,” a breakup anthem written with Andy Albert, Chris DeStefano, and Thomas Archer.
Bad Company won’t reunite for their Rock Hall induction; Paul Rodgers can’t perform due to health concerns.
Apple rebrands Apple TV+ to Apple TV, adding a new Finneas-composed intro sound and colorful logo animation.
Jimmy Eat World’s Something(s) Loud EP arrives Nov 14, featuring new track “Failure” and unreleased material.
Download Festival 2026 (June 10–14) will feature Limp Bizkit, Guns N’ Roses, and Linkin Park as headliners.
WWIZ-FM 103.9 switches to all-Christmas music through New Year’s as “Christmas 104,” continuing its holiday tradition.
5. Man’s Best Friend – Sabrina Carpenter
4. Deadbeat – Tame Impala
3. I’m The Problem – Morgan Wallen
2. KPop Demon Hunters – Soundtrack
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Rush’s 2026 reunion tour is facing slow ticket sales despite high anticipation. alt.net/s/rush
Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl holds No. 1 on Billboard 200 for a fourth week. bb.com/s/taylor90
Billboard announced Billboard India, launching early 2026 with charts, events, and editorial coverage. bb.com/s/india2026
Alan Jackson’s farewell concert at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium sold out instantly. kcim.com/s/jackson
Marshall and Music Venue Trust launch Marshall Nights, over 20 UK gigs spotlighting 60+ grassroots artists. rocksound.tv/s/marshall
Ball State University hosts Tina — The Tina Turner Musical Nov. 19 at Emens Auditorium. starpress.com/s/tina
The Cure’s The Show of a Lost World concert film releases Dec. 11. pfork.com/s/curefilm
Savatage return after nearly 20 years with Prelude To Madness, a 2026 European tour. lsound.com/s/savatage
Mötley Crüe celebrate Theatre Of Pain’s 40th anniversary with a deluxe box set including vinyl, book, and unreleased demos. mi.net/s/crue40
Disturbed announce an indefinite touring hiatus. ms.net/s/disturbed
Sludge supergroup Sun Don’t Shine (Crowbar, Down, Type O Negative members) debut album Birth to Death arrives in 2026. revolvermag.com/s/sds
The Pretty Reckless release holiday EP Pretty Reckless Christmas, featuring a rock version of “Where Are You Christmas?” and four new tracks. bb.com/s/momsen
Top Singles:
5. Elizabeth Taylor – Taylor Swift
4. Opalite – Taylor Swift
3. Ordinary – Alex Warren
2. Golden – HUNTR/X
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Billie Eilish is donating $11.5 million from her Hit Me Hard and Soft world tour to charities focused on food equity, climate justice, and carbon reduction.
A Seoul court has ruled that NewJeans must honor their contract with label ADOR until 2029, rejecting their attempt to terminate early and setting a major precedent for K-pop contracts.
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham have reconnected after years of estrangement, appearing separately on Song Exploder to discuss the reissue of their 1973 album Buckingham Nicks.
Megadeth’s final album, due January 23 2026, will include a new version of Ride the Lightning, which Dave Mustaine co-wrote before leaving Metallica—a tribute meant as career closure, not reconciliation.
Simone Quilici, director of Rome’s Colosseum, has denied viral rumors of EDM raves at the historic site, clarifying that only acoustic, jazz, theatrical, or dance performances are being considered.
New Music Friday – Fresh Tracks:
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Mumford & Sons have announced their new album Prizefighter, out February 13 2026 via Island Records, featuring guest appearances from Gracie Abrams and Hozier.
RM of BTS became the first K-pop artist to keynote the APEC CEO Summit in South Korea, comparing K-pop to “bibimbap” and urging leaders to embrace creativity and diversity.
Sting will headline “Studio 60,” a special concert at San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts on February 6 ahead of Super Bowl LX, with tickets starting at $750.
Drake has filed an appeal after a judge dismissed his defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar’s diss track “Not Like Us.”
Cam’ron is suing J. Cole, claiming he was never paid for his work on the song “Ready ’24” and seeks at least $500,000 in unpaid royalties.
Nintendo and Laced Records will release the first official U.S. vinyl edition of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Original Soundtrack, available as an 8-LP deluxe box and 2-LP set.
Adobe Firefly now includes two AI tools—Generate Soundtrack and Generate Speech—to create licensed, synchronized music and narration for videos.
Returning to #1 on both the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts is “Golden” by HUNTR/X from the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack.
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Faith No More’s Roddy Bottum confirmed the band’s permanent breakup, citing lack of interest in reuniting. He’s proud of their legacy and past reunions but doubts a Rock Hall induction. altntn.net/fnm
Chappell Roan will induct Cyndi Lauper into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nov 8. The 40th ceremony also honors Bad Company, Chubby Checker, Outkast, and Soundgarden, who will reunite with surviving members, original bassist Hiro Yamamoto, and Taylor Momsen in tribute to Chris Cornell. rston.es/rrhof altntn.net/sg25
Suno replaced its free AI music model with v4.5 All, improving speed, sound, and vocals. The upgrade makes pro-level creation free, challenging paid rivals despite minor limits. techrad.ar/suno45
The Stray Cats canceled their tour after frontman Brian Setzer’s serious illness left him unable to play. The band’s last album, 40, came out in 2019. rston.es/scat
Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil will release his memoir A Screaming Life, detailing his career and how his immigrant roots shaped his art. rston.es/thayil
Instruments once owned by Florian Schneider (Kraftwerk)—including a likely Autobahn-era EMS Synthi AKS—hit auction Nov 19 at Nashville’s Musicians Hall of Fame. Over 450 personal and studio items included. musrad.ar/kraft
Kirk Hammett and Gibson Custom unveiled the Raven acoustic—limited to 100—with spruce top, mahogany back, raven skull inlay, and L.R. Baggs VTC+4 electronics. blbrmth.net/raven
Katseye celebrated Halloween by dressing as different Mariah Carey eras, earning a cameo and praise from Carey herself. rston.es/katseye
Top 5 Songs:
5. “Opalite” – Taylor Swift
4. “Where Is My Husband” – RAYE
3. “Golden” – HUNTR/X
2. “Man I Need” – Olivia Dean
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Live Nation will open The Truth, a 4,400-capacity indoor venue in Nashville’s Wedgewood-Houston area in fall 2026, featuring a whiskey bar named after Harlan Howard and a flexible floor plan for local and global acts. bb.ly/tnsh26
Duran Duran dropped a reimagined “Shadows on Your Side” with Andy Taylor’s original guitar parts. bb.ly/dds25
The Friendship dance cruise will sail one last time in Jan 2026 aboard the Norwegian Joy. bb.ly/frnd26
The Oak Ridge Boys launch their farewell American Made Christmas Tour. kcim.ly/oak25
The U.S. Navy Band Commodores jazz ensemble performs a free show Nov 4 at the Stefanie H. Weill Center. shb.ly/navy25
OpenAI is developing an AI music tool to generate songs from text or audio. mbw.ly/oaimg
DJ Reinier Zonneveld’s R² project uses AI trained on his music to perform live alongside him. mr.ly/rzai
Jazz legend Jack DeJohnette has died at 83. pf.ly/jdj83
Original KISS drummer Peter Criss teases a Halloween reveal for his first solo album since 2007. bm.ly/pcr25
Voyage 35, with former Porcupine Tree members Colin Edwin and John Wesley, will tour Europe and the UK. ls.ly/v3525
Stevie Nicks and Barbie release the Bella Donna doll for $114. var.ly/snbd
Top Albums:
5. Man’s Best Friend – Sabrina Carpenter
4. Deadbeat – Tame Impala
3. I’m The Problem – Morgan Wallen
2. KPop Demon Hunters – Soundtrack
Produced by Hammond Chamberlain & Anthony Lemos. Written/hosted by Brian Ibbott & Eileen Rivera. Executive Producer: Tom Merritt. Theme: Lex Dallas & the State Street Players.
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Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl holds No.1 on Billboard 200 for a 3rd week with 194K units; Tame Impala’s Deadbeat debuts No.4(bb.cm/8068).
Swift nominated for the Songwriters’ Hall of Fame’s Performer-Songwriter category. (mr.cm/ts-shof).
LE SSERAFIM x j-hope’s “Spaghetti” tops Billboard’s new music poll with 77%. (bb.cm/8124).
Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter returns after 16 years for a surprise DJ set with Fred Again.. in Paris. (bb.cm/8096).
Bette Midler marks 30 years of NYRP at Hulaween; Billy Crystal’s Buddy Young Jr. tribute moved her to tears; $2.9M raised, incl. $1M gift from Mica Ertegun (bb.cm/7941).
Old Dominion, Charley Pride, and Liz Rose to join Music City Walk of Fame Nov 11, honoring their Nashville legacy (ws.cm/walk).
Lana Del Rey performed Neil Young’s “The Needle and the Damage Done” at his Harvest Moon charity event with Beck, Mayer, and Young himself (rs.cm/4478).
Spinal Tap: Stonehenge—The Final Finale arrives 2026, filmed at Stonehenge.(mr.cm/tap26).
Misery Signals’ farewell tour doc Love Is Forever, Blood Is Forever now streaming free on YouTube after their 2024 breakup (mi.cm/misig).
Australia rejects AI copyright exemptions. (bb.cm/ai-ban).
The Damned announce Not Like Everybody Else. (bm.cm/damned).
Top Singles:
5. “Elizabeth Taylor” – Taylor Swift
4. “Ordinary” – Alex Warren
3. “Golden” – HUNTR/X
2. “Opalite” – Taylor Swift
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produced by Hammond Chamberlain and Anthony Lemos. It's written and hosted by Brian Ibbott andEileen Rivera.
Tom Merritt is our executive producer. Theme music by Lex Dallas and the State Street Players.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.