Bruno Mars to perform at Roblox game Steal A Brainrot concert

The viral Roblox game Steal A Brainrot has announced its first celebrity concert featuring singer Bruno Mars. The event, set for January 17, will promote his new single and include special in-game content. This collaboration highlights the game's rapid rise and Roblox's evolving entertainment features.

Steal A Brainrot, developed by Spyder Games, launched last year and quickly gained fame on the Roblox platform. Players in this multiplayer title compete to collect Brainrots, voxel characters drawn from an Italian meme. The game has reached 25 million concurrent players, drawing widespread attention despite facing legal battles against copycat versions.

In a notable milestone, Steal A Brainrot will host Bruno Mars for a virtual concert on January 17. The performance will feature his latest single, “I Just Might,” alongside the classic “Locked Out of Heaven.” Fans can register on the Roblox website for event notifications. This marks the game's first celebrity collaboration, blending music with interactive gameplay.

The concert coincides with exclusive in-game offerings, such as Bruno-themed traits and a limited-edition Bruno Brainrot character. These additions aim to enhance player engagement and attract more participants.

Meanwhile, Roblox continues to address platform challenges, including concerns over user safety for its young audience. Allegations of inadequate protection from inappropriate content and predatory behavior persist. In response, the company introduced global facial age verification earlier this year to improve safeguards and restore confidence among parents.

This event underscores the intersection of gaming and music on platforms like Roblox, showcasing innovative ways to connect communities while navigating ongoing safety issues.

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Bruno Mars performing energetically on stage, with visuals promoting his new single 'I Just Might,' album 'The Romantic,' and upcoming tour.
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Bruno Mars releases new single 'I Just Might'

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Bruno Mars has returned with his first standalone single in years, 'I Just Might,' dropped on January 9, 2026. The track previews his fourth studio album, 'The Romantic,' set for release on February 27. He also announced 'The Romantic Tour' for later in the year.

Bruno Mars has been added to the performers' lineup for the 2026 Grammy Awards, joining artists like Lady Gaga and Rosé. His collaboration 'Apt.' with Blackpink's Rosé is nominated for multiple awards. The ceremony is set for February 1 in Los Angeles.

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Following its January 9 release, Bruno Mars' 'I Just Might' has topped Billboard's fan-voted poll for the week's best new music, securing 71% of votes ahead of The Kid LAROI and Zach Bryan. The track leads into Mars' album The Romantic, due February 27.

Heavy metal artist and filmmaker Rob Zombie is set to release his eighth studio album, The Great Satan, on February 27 via Nuclear Blast Records. The album revives his early Hellbilly style with punk-infused heavy rock and metal, led by the single Punks And Demons, which features a self-directed music video. This follows his previous Top 10 charting record from 2021.

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In a recent Billboard discussion, Xania Monet's manager Romel Murphy and Black Music Action Coalition CEO Willie “Prophet” Stiggers debated whether AI-generated music should share charts with human-created works. The conversation highlighted 2025 as the first year AI tracks appeared on major platforms like Billboard, TikTok, and Spotify. They also addressed radio policies excluding AI content.

Louis Tomlinson celebrated the release of his third studio album, 'How Did I Get Here?', with a concert at Racket NYC in Chelsea on January 23. The intimate venue, holding just 650 people, highlighted his shift toward a more personal performance style compared to larger past shows. Fans praised the new indie-pop direction of his music.

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A$AP Rocky has revealed dates for his 'Don't Be Dumb' world tour, supporting his first album in eight years. The trek begins in May in Chicago and spans North America and Europe, including three UK shows. Tickets go on presale this week ahead of general sale on January 27.

 

 

 

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