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Parker McCollum Announces 2026 Tour Dates

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Country superstar Parker McCollum is officially kicking off the new year with the announcement of his first 2026 tour dates across North America. This upcoming run follows the massive success of his self-titled album ‘Parker McCollum’ and features a reimagined setlist including the hit single “What Kinda Man” alongside fan favorites like “Killin’ Me” and “Big Sky.” Known for his high-energy performances and deep connection with his audience, the multi-platinum artist continues to build on the momentum of his career by bringing his chart-topping hits to major arenas. Fans can look forward to catching him at a special New Year’s Eve performance at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth before the official tour begins in January.

The 2026 trek features an impressive lineup of rising talent including Max McNown, Jake Worthington, and Laci Kaye Booth to open the shows. This fourteen-date run will visit iconic rooms like Rupp Arena in Lexington and the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio as McCollum brings his signature Texas country sound to the masses. The tour schedule also includes a highly anticipated two-night stand at the St. Augustine Amphitheater to wrap up the spring leg in late March.

Parker McCollum 2026 Tour Dates:

Jan 23 – El Paso, TX @ Don Haskins Center

Jan 24 – Glendale, AZ @ Desert Diamond Arena

Jan 29 – Edinburg, TX @ Bert Ogden Arena

Jan 30 – Corpus Christi, TX @ Hillard Center Arena

Jan 31 – San Antonio, TX @ Frost Bank Center

Feb 5 – Oxford, MS @ SJB Pavilion at Ole Miss

Feb 6 – Lexington, KY @ Rupp Arena

Feb 7 – Salem, VA @ Salem Civic Center

Feb 12 – Winston-Salem, NC @ Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Feb 13 – Auburn, AL @ Neville Arena

Feb 14 – Savannah, GA @ Enmarket Arena

Mar 26 – Estero, FL @ Hertz Arena

Mar 27 – St. Augustine, FL @ St. Augustine Amphitheater

Mar 28 – St. Augustine, FL @ St. Augustine Amphitheater

Hallie Marie Explores Spiritual Awakening In New “Blue In Her Head” Single

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Singer-songwriter Hallie Marie has recently released her sweeping new single “Blue In Her Head” which serves as a cinematic journey through isolation and healing. Recorded in collaboration with Andreas Landeck at The Keep Recording, the track evolves from a quiet, contemplative opening into a dynamic multi-phase rock arrangement featuring duelling guitar solos and swelling strings. Hallie draws on Buddhist themes like hungry ghosts to personify the world as an elusive stranger while her lyrics trace a spiritual path toward reclaiming hope and presence. Sonically evoking the expansive psychedelia of Pink Floyd, the song utilizes layered vocals and instrumental builds to mirror the movement from emotional detachment to a passionate recognition of life’s innate beauty. This latest offering follows her previous work on “3:59” and reinforces her reputation as an intellectually curious artist capable of balancing deep melancholy with a profound sense of light.

Kate Wyatt Trio Moves Like Starlings On New ‘Murmurations’ Album

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MontrĂ©al jazz pianist Kate Wyatt recently unveiled her sophomore studio album ‘Murmurations’ to widespread acclaim for its telepathic group interplay. Joined by bassist Adrian Vedady and drummer Louis-Vincent Hamel, the trio explores the natural phenomenon of birds moving in unison through eleven intricate original compositions. This release follows her award-winning debut ‘Artifact’ and showcases a deep musical dialogue built on years of trust and collective spontaneity. Listeners are already embracing the record for its sensitivity and the unique way it breathes as a single, responsive organism. One standout highlight includes a creatively reimagined version of the Kurt Weill standard “Mack the Knife” which displays the inventive spirit of the ensemble.

Portishead’s Geoff Barrow And Jason Williamson Debut New “GAME” Feature Film

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Invada Films recently launched its first cinematic venture with the thriller ‘GAME’ which arrived in cinemas across the UK and Ireland this past November. Co-founded by Portishead legend and film composer Geoff Barrow, the production house brings a gritty 1993 British rave scene backdrop to life on the big screen. The project stars Sleaford Mods frontman Jason Williamson alongside Marc Bessant in their first leading roles as they navigate a high-stakes survival story. Directed by John Minton in his feature debut, the film was shot entirely in and around the Bristol area to maintain a sense of authentic local atmosphere.

The premiere took place at the opening night of the Mayhem Film Festival in Nottingham with the core creative team in attendance for special Q&A screenings. This project marks a significant career shift for Barrow who co-wrote and produced the film alongside a close-knit group of longtime collaborators. Early festival previews highlighted the gripping performances and the unique tension of the screenplay written by Rob Williams. With ‘GAME’ now in wide release, the Bristol-based team is already looking ahead to future developments in their growing film catalog. Fans of the Invada Records aesthetic will find plenty to love in this cinematic expansion of their creative universe.

Malvika Fuses Mridangam And Trap On New “Spiraling” Single

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Malvika delivers a late-night rush of pop and R&B with her recent single “Spiraling” which showcases her unique ability to blend traditional Indian mridangam with modern trap pulses. Produced by Abhishek Singh under his Lionoath moniker, the track features airy harmonies and floating synths that glide effortlessly over warm analog chords and heavy 808 percussion. This cinematic record was co-written with Julia Ross and Ash Minor to capture the breathless chaos of ambition and self-reinvention through a futuristic yet organic lens. Known to millions as a prominent fashion voice and trained Bharata Natyam dancer, she continues to bridge the gap between her cross-cultural aesthetic and contemporary soundscapes. The song serves as a sleek highlight in her creative universe and reflects the deep influence of her late grandmother’s artistic legacy.

Labrinth Previews New Era With “Pull Me In” From ‘Prelude’ EP

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Visionary artist and producer Labrinth recently marked his return to the spotlight with the arrival of ‘Prelude’ through Columbia Records. This eight-track collection serves as a powerful introduction to a massive new sonic universe that he is currently preparing to unveil. The project features the standout focus track “Pull Me In” which anchors the emotional experience with raw, gospel-tinged vocals and hypnotic production. Every song on this EP showcases his unique gift for bridging immersive sound design with deeply personal storytelling to create a universally resonant sound.

The momentum continues to build as he prepares for a highly anticipated return to the stage at Coachella 2026. Performing at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, he will bring the high-octane energy of this new era to one of the biggest festivals in the world. This upcoming live chapter follows a prolific career of chart-topping hits and creative direction. His ability to remain unapologetically unguarded ensures that his latest work feels both inquisitive and celebratory for a global audience of dedicated listeners.

Rachael Sage Joins The Sequins For New “Belong To You” Single

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Beloved folk-pop artist Rachael Sage and her longtime band The Sequins are currently celebrating the soulful vibes of their latest single “Belong To You” from the recent full-length studio project ‘Canopy’. This track serves as a heartfelt tribute to the loyalty of friendship by merging pop, gospel, and Americana into a uniquely meaningful celebration of love. The arrangement features the rich textures of a Hammond organ and harmonica alongside the grounded cello work of Dave Eggar to create a truly universal listening experience. Sage highlights how the collective vocal contributions from the band members add a deep layer of emotional resonance to this specific recording.

The fourteen-song collection arrived earlier this autumn via MPress Records and marks a significant milestone as the debut studio album for the full band lineup. Produced by Sage alongside Mikhail Pivovarov and mixed by Andy Zulla, the record tackles big themes like radical inclusivity and self-acceptance during a time of cultural upheaval. Listeners can now explore the piano-pop confession “The Best Version” and the joyful energy of “Live It Up” which showcase her talent for finding light in dark places. This album follows her previous success on the Billboard charts and reinforces her reputation as a prolific songwriter who consistently delivers music with a compassionate and hopeful vision.

Miley Cyrus Enlists Fleetwood Mac For “Secrets” On ‘Something Beautiful Deluxe’

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Miley Cyrus expands her critically acclaimed era today with the arrival of ‘Something Beautiful Deluxe’ featuring two massive new collaborations. The lead single “Secrets” brings together rock icons Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood for a deeply personal track inspired by family transparency. This release also includes a sprawling thirteen-minute experimental piece titled “Lockdown” alongside legendary artist David Byrne.

Judd Apatow Films Bob Newhart And Don Rickles’ Relationship In New Short Doc

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Judd Apatow captures the incredible life-long friendship between comedy giants Bob Newhart and Don Rickles in the short film ‘Bob and Don: A Love Story’. This documentary for The New Yorker highlights how these two total opposites maintained a legendary bond throughout their storied careers. Their connection proves that the greatest comedy often flourishes within the deepest and most enduring personal loyalties.

The Wizard Of Oz Invented The Graphic T-Shirt Trend

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Alex Rabinowitz of Pop Culture Brain highlights a fascinating moment from 1939 where ‘The Wizard of Oz’ essentially debuted the first documented graphic t-shirt. During a quick ten second sequence, workers wear these printed shirts while putting the scarecrow back together following a flying monkey encounter. This cinematic masterpiece basically pioneered a staple of modern fashion that remains a global wardrobe essential today.