Tour Announcement

Industrial metal band Fear Factory has announced the Cybernetic Domination tour for November 2026, featuring support from Darkest Hour and Brotality. The trek will follow their co-headlining run with Mushroomhead and include special full-album performances in Los Angeles. Tickets go on sale March 13, 2026.

11 de março de 2026 Reportado por IA

Lainey Wilson is releasing a new single titled "Can't Sit Still" this Friday. Brandon Lake is teasing a country crossover album featuring a duet with Bailey Zimmerman, also due out on Friday. Thomas Rhett has announced his "Soundtrack to Life Tour," with stops in Tulsa in September and Kansas City in October.

American Football have shared Bad Moons, the lead single from their upcoming self-titled fourth album. The eight-minute track combines two original demos and comes with a music video directed by Alex Acy and Rémi Belleville. The album is set for release on May 1 via Polyvinyl.

23 de fevereiro de 2026 Reportado por IA

Australian artist 1tbsp has released a new single titled “Soulseek,” featuring Colombian-American artist Soltera, as the first preview of his upcoming album. The track accompanies announcements for a North American tour dubbed the “bubble tour,” with Soltera joining as main support, and a residency at London's Phonox club. The release highlights a collaborative partnership blending moody electronica with energetic techno elements.

Multi-platinum country artist Ella Langley has released her new single 'Be Her,' co-written with HARDY, previewing her sophomore album 'Dandelion' set for April 10. The track arrives amid her recent chart-toppers—including 'You Look Like You Love Me' at #1 on country radio and 'Choosin' Texas' historic #1 on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100—as her Dandelion Tour sells out North American arenas.

12 de fevereiro de 2026 Reportado por IA

Hilary Duff has revealed details of her upcoming tour, the lucky me tour, which includes her debut headline performance in New Zealand. The show is set for October 2026 at Spark Arena in Auckland, supporting her new album luck… or something. The tour marks her first major global headline run in nearly 20 years.