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Nine Inch Nails Announce Second North America Leg Of ‘Peel It Back’ Tour

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Dec 30, 2025

Nine Inch Nails Announce Second North America Leg Of ‘Peel It Back’ Tour

Nine Inch Nails have announced the second North America leg of their Peel It Back Tour, extending one of the most talked-about live productions in recent years. The new run launches February 5 in New Orleans and carries the band through major cities across the U.S. and Canada, with friend and collaborator Boys Noize once again joining on all dates. Each night continues to showcase the band’s immersive blend of sound, scale, and atmosphere, delivered with total command.

The Peel It Back Tour has already traveled through Europe, the UK, and North America, drawing more than 450,000 fans and earning raves for its intensity and ambition. Critics have praised the tour’s sweeping visuals, layered sonics, and setlists that balance towering hits with deep cuts, creating a fully enveloping experience from start to finish. The response has been overwhelming, cementing this run as a defining moment in the band’s live legacy.

This newly announced leg brings the production to arenas across the continent, closing out in Sacramento on March 16. With tickets on sale soon and momentum still surging, this next chapter of Peel It Back promises nights that feel visceral, transportive, and unforgettable. It’s a powerful continuation of a tour that continues to push what a live show can be.

Tour Dates:
Thu February 05 – New Orleans, LA – Smoothie King Center
Sat February 07 – Jacksonville, FL – VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
Tue February 10 – Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center
Wed February 11 – Washington, DC – Capital One Arena
Fri February 13 – Boston, MA – TD Garden
Sat February 14 – Newark, NJ – Prudential Center
Mon February 16 – Montreal, QC – Bell Centre
Wed February 18 – Hamilton, ON – TD Coliseum
Fri February 20 – Columbus, OH – Schottenstein Center
Sun February 22 – Grand Rapids, MI – Van Andel Arena
Mon February 23 – Milwaukee, WI – Fiserv Forum
Wed February 25 – St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center
Fri February 27 – Tulsa, OK – BOK Center
Sun March 01 – Austin, TX – Moody Center
Tue March 03 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center
Fri March 06 – Glendale, AZ – Desert Diamond Arena
Sat March 07 – Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena
Mon March 09 – San Diego, CA – Pechanga Arena
Tue March 10 – Anaheim, CA – Honda Center
Fri March 13 – Salt Lake City, UT – Delta Center
Sun March 15 – San Francisco, CA – Chase Center
Mon March 16 – Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center

Consequence Of Energy Unveil Striking “Into The Void” Video

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Dec 30, 2025

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Consequence Of Energy Unveil Striking “Into The Void” Video

Consequence of Energy continue their rapid rise with the release of the video for “Into The Void,” a visually arresting companion to one of the early standouts from their debut era. Shot in Pichilemu, the same city where the band recorded their first album, the video leans into symbolism and spectacle, using bold imagery to explore inner conflict, choice, and release. Featuring acclaimed actor Marko Zaror alongside aerial performers, fire artists, and large-scale costumed figures, the result feels cinematic, immersive, and unflinchingly intense. This is a video that pulls you in and doesn’t let go.

“Into The Void” offers another glimpse into the world of ‘We Are One’, the band’s debut album recorded at Los Lobos Records with a powerhouse production team led by Garth Richardson and Dave Schiffman. Momentum around the band continues to build, from chart success with “Freedom” to upcoming global stages like Lollapalooza Chile. There’s a sense of scale and ambition here that feels fully earned, and this release captures a band moving with clarity, conviction, and creative fire.

Juvenile And Mannie Fresh Reignite New Orleans Bounce On “He Gone”

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Dec 30, 2025

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Juvenile And Mannie Fresh Reignite New Orleans Bounce On “He Gone”

Juvenile returns with “He Gone,” a sharp and energized new single that reunites him with Mannie Fresh and brings classic New Orleans bounce straight to the foreground. The track moves with swagger and purpose, pairing Mannie Fresh’s unmistakable production touch with Juvenile’s seasoned delivery and a guest appearance from Dee-1. It’s a true hometown moment that feels rooted, celebratory, and alive with movement. This record snaps with confidence and reminds listeners exactly why this sound still hits so hard.

“He Gone” arrives as part of Juvenile’s album ‘Boiling Point’, out now, his first solo album in a decade. The project brings together an impressive range of collaborators while staying firmly grounded in the spirit that defined his legacy. There’s a real sense of joy and authority in hearing Juvenile back in this lane, building on history while keeping the energy forward-facing. This release feels vibrant and purposeful, a statement that New Orleans bounce remains timeless when it’s coming from the source.

Cole Swindell Shares Deeply Personal New Song “Make Heaven Crowded”

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Dec 30, 2025

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Cole Swindell Shares Deeply Personal New Song “Make Heaven Crowded”

reflection, and the weight of love. Written alongside Greylan James, Joel Hutsell, and Blake Pendergrass, the track carries a quiet strength, built on honesty and emotional clarity rather than spectacle. Inspired by words that stopped him in his tracks and reshaped how he was seeing the world, Swindell channels those feelings into a song that feels thoughtful, grounded, and deeply human. It’s the kind of song that sits with you, unfolding gently while holding real meaning at its center.

Throughout his career, Swindell has used songwriting as a way to work through life’s most defining moments, and “Make Heaven Crowded” fits naturally into that lineage. From songs shaped by family, loss, gratitude, and commitment, his catalog has always been rooted in sincerity and connection. This release carries that same spirit, offering space for reflection and understanding while staying true to the heart of why he writes songs in the first place. It’s a powerful reminder of how music can help put the hardest feelings into words.

Fletcher Strips It Back On ‘Would I Still Love Me If I Really Knew Me’ Live EP

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Dec 30, 2025

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Fletcher Strips It Back On ‘Would I Still Love Me If I Really Knew Me’ Live EP

Fletcher shares ‘Would I Still Love Me If I Really Knew Me? Live from California’, a five-song live EP that brings her recent work into sharper, more intimate focus. Drawn from ‘Would You Still Love Me If You Really Knew Me?’, the performances feel open and unguarded, letting the songwriting breathe with nothing in the way. Accompanied by Jennifer Decilveo on piano and Shane McAnally on guitar, Fletcher delivers each song with clarity and emotional weight, creating a setting where every lyric lands with intention. It’s a powerful reminder of how strong these songs are at their core.

The EP arrives alongside a visual experience directed by Carissa Gallo, capturing the stillness and connection of the live setting as Fletcher moves through all five tracks. This release fits naturally into a catalog defined by honesty and growth, following a stretch of ambitious projects and unforgettable live moments. Hearing these songs in this stripped-back form feels grounding and sincere, and it highlights the trust Fletcher places in her voice, her words, and the space between them. It’s a beautiful, steady listen that invites reflection and connection.

Pierce Brothers Share Warm And Wide Open Folk On “Alaska Alaska”

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Dec 30, 2025

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Pierce Brothers Share Warm And Wide Open Folk On “Alaska Alaska”

Pierce Brothers open a fresh chapter with “Alaska Alaska,” a glowing folk single built on shimmering acoustics, soaring harmonies, and a sense of emotional lift that grows with every chorus. Written by brothers Jack and Patrick Pierce and co-produced with longtime collaborator Phil Threlfall, the song swells from gentle guitar into stomping percussion and rich vocal interplay, capped with a harmonica line that sends it home in full stride. It’s generous, expansive, and full of heart, the kind of track that feels made to echo across rooms and open skies alike. This one radiates warmth and joy in every movement.

Inspired by a real moment from Jack’s life, the song explores love, distance, and the quiet hope that threads through longing. That personal core gives the track its grounding, balancing yearning with optimism as the music rises around it. As Pierce Brothers prepare to bring “Alaska Alaska” and other recent releases to stages across Australia, the UK, and Europe, this song stands tall as a beautiful reflection of growth, connection, and shared history, carried forward with confidence and care.

Khalid Steps Into Freedom With New Song “Out of Body”

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Dec 30, 2025

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Khalid Steps Into Freedom With New Song “Out of Body”

Khalid shares “Out of Body,” a sleek and sensual new song paired with a striking video directed by Levi Turner. The visual places performance, tension, and desire in the same frame, creating a space where movement and emotion feel inseparable. The track leans into atmosphere and confidence, letting rhythm and mood lead the way. This song feels open, self-assured, and deeply expressive, capturing an artist fully at ease inside his own world.

“Out of Body” follows “In Plain Sight,” with both tracks appearing on ‘After the Sun Goes Down’, out now. The release continues Khalid’s evolution as a songwriter who blends vulnerability with polish, building on a career that has moved effortlessly between intimate moments and massive cultural reach. There is a quiet power in how this song unfolds, and it leaves a strong impression through restraint, intention, and emotional clarity. It’s a compelling step that adds another dimension to his growing catalog.

Dustin Lynch And MC4D Blur Country And Club Lines On “Home To You”

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Dec 30, 2025

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Dustin Lynch And MC4D Blur Country And Club Lines On “Home To You”

Dustin Lynch steps into fresh territory with “Home To You,” a genre-blending collaboration with twin-brother duo MC4D that merges country storytelling with the energy of late-night dance floors. Written by Lynch alongside Matt and Chris Drake, Brandon Davis, and Trent Tomlinson, the track pulses with momentum, pairing emotional grit with a global club-ready drive. It’s bold, rhythmic, and adventurous, capturing the thrill of stretching familiar sounds into unexpected places.

The release builds on Lynch’s growing footprint in nightlife culture, from his history-making Wynn Las Vegas residency to recent club-focused projects that rework country hits for packed dance floors. “Home To You” feels confident and open-minded, driven by collaboration rather than compromise. There’s a genuine spark in how these worlds collide, and the song carries the rush of discovery, proof that curiosity and craft can still unlock exciting new directions this far into a career.

‘Landman’ Soundtrack Brings West Texas Grit To Life On Volume I

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Dec 30, 2025

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‘Landman’ Soundtrack Brings West Texas Grit To Life On Volume I

Landman gets a powerful musical companion with ‘Landman – Songs From and Inspired by the Paramount Plus Original Series Volume I’, out now. The collection pulls together country, rock, and Americana voices that mirror the dust, tension, and ambition of West Texas oilfields, shaping a soundtrack that feels rugged, grounded, and alive. The music moves naturally alongside the series’ storytelling, giving emotional weight to its characters and landscape while standing strong on its own.

The project came together organically through creative connections, with series star Billy Bob Thornton helping spark collaborations with artists like Ronnie Dunn, Billy Gibbons, Parker McCollum, and Dwight Yoakam. From the warmth of George Strait and Chris Stapleton’s pairing to the raw edge of Gibbons’ contribution, the soundtrack captures a wide emotional range. It’s a collection that feels thoughtful and lived-in, expanding the world of Landman through songs that carry just as much story as the scenes they underscore.

Young Miko Opens A New Chapter With Smooth Afrobeats Cut “Meiomi”

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Dec 30, 2025

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Young Miko Opens A New Chapter With Smooth Afrobeats Cut “Meiomi”

Young Miko opens the door on her next phase with “Meiomi,” a smooth Afrobeats-inspired track that leans into desire, freedom, and late-night spontaneity. Built on gentle rhythms and an easy pulse, the song unfolds with playful confidence, letting melody and mood do the heavy lifting. There’s a relaxed intimacy running through it, the kind that invites listeners to sink into the moment and stay there. This track feels fluid, warm, and quietly addictive.

The accompanying video expands that feeling into a self-contained world shaped by closeness and chemistry, with Young Miko steering the creative vision and 1K Dojo bringing it to life. Every frame mirrors the song’s softness and restraint, allowing space for emotion to breathe. “Meiomi” arrives as a clear signal of growth and curiosity, offering a sound that feels open, unforced, and ready to wander wherever inspiration leads next.