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Guns N’ Roses Turn Up The Heat With Remastered ‘Live Era ’87-’93’ Vinyl Set

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Guns N’ Roses Turn Up The Heat With Remastered ‘Live Era ’87-’93’ Vinyl Set

UMe and Geffen celebrate the enduring power of Guns N’ Roses with the newly remastered ‘Live Era ’87-’93’, a definitive document of the band at full throttle. Recorded across the globe between 1987 and 1993, this landmark live collection captures the grit, volume, and voltage that made them one of the most explosive forces in rock.

Remastered from the original stereo analog master tapes for the first time since 1999, the set brings fresh depth and clarity to 23 live tracks. These are of era performances that defined stadiums and rewrote expectations, including “November Rain,” “Sweet Child O’ Mine,” “Welcome To The Jungle,” “Don’t Cry,” and “Paradise City.” The energy is immediate, the crowd roars are massive, and the band sounds unstoppable.

The collection is available in multiple formats, including a Premium 4 LP Color Vinyl, a Standard 4 LP 180 Gram Black Vinyl, and a Digital Remaster. The digital edition also includes the expanded bonus track “Coma,” originally featured on the 1999 vinyl and Japan release. Each configuration delivers the raw electricity that turned live shows into legend.

‘Live Era ’87-’93’ stands as a towering reminder of what happens when a band meets its audience at maximum intensity. Press play, drop the needle, and step back into one of rock’s most seismic eras.

5 Times Music Really Did Change The World

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5 Times Music Really Did Change The World

There are times when music rewrites culture. Across decades and genres, songs and concerts have sparked hearings, influenced legislation, and forced governments to respond. Here are five times music helped change a law or public policy, with lasting impact.

“Strange Fruit” And The Push For Anti Lynching Legislation

When Billie Holiday began performing “Strange Fruit” in 1939 at Café Society in New York, the song stunned audiences into silence. Its stark lyrics about lynching in the American South forced a brutal reality into mainstream spaces that had long avoided it.

While federal anti lynching legislation would not pass until 2022, the song became a cultural rallying point for decades of activism. It helped galvanize public support and kept the issue alive in national conversation, contributing to the momentum that finally led to the Emmett Till Antilynching Act being signed into law.

Live Aid And Global Debt Relief Conversations

In 1985, Bob Geldof organized Live Aid, a massive transatlantic concert held in London and Philadelphia to raise funds for Ethiopian famine relief. It drew an estimated global TV audience of nearly two billion.

Beyond the immediate fundraising, Live Aid pushed Western governments to confront African debt and food policy in new ways. The visibility and public pressure influenced aid packages, debt restructuring discussions, and set the stage for later initiatives such as expanded debt relief programs in the 1990s and 2000s.

“Rock The Vote” And Youth Voter Registration Reform

Launched in 1990 amid controversy over warning labels and censorship debates, Rock the Vote used musicians and pop culture icons to mobilize young voters. The campaign partnered with MTV and major artists to make civic engagement feel immediate and urgent.

Rock the Vote’s advocacy helped defend the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, also known as the “Motor Voter” law, which made it easier for Americans to register when applying for driver’s licenses. Music driven activism played a measurable role in increasing youth voter participation and protecting access to the ballot.

N.W.A., “F*** Tha Police,” And Free Speech Battles

When N.W.A released “F*** Tha Police” on Straight Outta Compton in 1988, the backlash was immediate. The FBI sent a warning letter to the group’s label, and law enforcement groups attempted to block performances.

The controversy ignited national debate around artistic freedom and police accountability. Courts consistently upheld First Amendment protections for musicians, reinforcing legal precedents around free expression. The case became a defining moment in the relationship between hip hop, protest music, and constitutional rights.

“Sun City” And Cultural Sanctions Against Apartheid

In 1985, Steven Van Zandt organized Artists United Against Apartheid and released the protest song “Sun City,” protesting performers who played the South African resort during apartheid. The project brought together dozens of major artists in a unified cultural boycott.

The song strengthened global cultural sanctions and amplified pressure on governments to adopt stricter economic and diplomatic measures against South Africa. Music became part of a broader international campaign that contributed to policy shifts and, ultimately, the dismantling of apartheid in the early 1990s.

Music alone rarely passes a bill. But it can change the climate around it. From anti lynching advocacy to voter access and global sanctions, these moments show how a song can move people first and policy second.

Nate Bargatze To Receive 2026 NAB Television Chairman’s Award In Las Vegas Spotlight

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Nate Bargatze To Receive 2026 NAB Television Chairman’s Award In Las Vegas Spotlight

The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) today announced that Nate Bargatze, the No. 1-grossing comedian in the world, will be the recipient of the prestigious 2026 NAB Television Chairman’s Award.

The award will be presented at the 2026 NAB Show on April 21 in Las Vegas as part of the Annual “We Are Broadcasters” event on the Main Stage, where Bargatze will also participate in a fireside chat and Q&A.

“Nate Bargatze has become one of the most important figures in American entertainment by making comedy that resonates across generations and platforms,” said Nick Radziul, NAB Television Board Chair. “His work demonstrates how broadcast television continues to be the cultural bridge between creators and audiences, delivering unparalleled reach and trusted, must-watch content that sparks shared moments viewers embrace.”

Bargatze, dubbed “The Nicest Man in Stand-Up” by The Atlantic, is also one of the most accomplished. He has broken multiple venue records, hosted the Primetime Emmy Awards, written a No. 1 New York Times bestseller and hosted two “Saturday Night Live” episodes with sketches that became instant classics. He also recently won a Grammy for his Netflix special and comedy album, “Your Friend, Nate Bargatze.”

Bargatze’s 2025 comedy tour, “Big Dumb Eyes,” was ranked No. 1 by Pollstar, grossing a reported $77.5 million and topping a list that includes Kevin Hart, Nikki Glaser, Adam Sandler, Jerry Seinfeld and Dave Chappelle. In 2024, Bargatze set a new record for the biggest one-year gross—$82.2 million—by any comedy performer in history, according to Billboard.

His first book, “Big Dumb Eyes: Stories from a Simpler Mind,” shot to No. 1 on the New York Times Best-Sellers list, remaining on the list for 11 weeks. His stint in 2025 as host of the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards on CBS was the highest rated Emmys broadcast in four years.

“Nate Bargatze’s rise underscores the continued ability of broadcast television to build a sense of community and reach large audiences at a time when viewing habits are rapidly changing,” said Curtis LeGeyt, NAB president and CEO. “His power to create and deliver widespread appeal among the broader public is central to what NAB Show represents and why Nate is such a fitting honoree.”

Two “SNL” sketches, in which Bargatze plays George Washington skewering the absurdities of his nation’s system of weights, measures and its version of the English language, have been viewed more than a combined 42 million times on YouTube, helping propel his career to stratospheric levels.

In 2023, Bargatze launched Nateland Entertainment, a family-friendly company and platform producing standup specials, podcasts and content across film and television. He is currently creating a new amusement park and entertainment complex in Nashville, Tenn., sparked by the closure of his beloved Opryland USA, where he worked as a teenager.

Bargatze’s cultural footprint is about to get even bigger. He created, co-wrote, executive produced and stars in the upcoming comedy “The Breadwinner” in theaters starting May 29 alongside an all-star cast, marking his feature film debut. In addition, he co-created a new comedy game show, “The Greatest Average American,” premiering Feb. 25 on ABC and Hulu, also serving as the show’s host and executive producer.

With his trademark brand of deadpan, self-deprecating, observational humor, Bargatze has excelled, in part, because of (some might say despite) being a “clean” and apolitical comic, a distinction he embraces as helping unify a deeply divided nation.

Past winners of the Television Chairman’s Award, first presented in 2009 Kelsey Grammer, include Penn & Teller, Jennifer Hudson, Sterling K. Brown, Jim Parsons and Mario Lopez.

14 Movies That Prove Valentine’s Day Is Better With the Remote All to Yourself

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14 Movies That Prove Valentine’s Day Is Better With the Remote All to Yourself

Valentine’s Day isn’t just for couples. It’s also for sweatpants, takeout that no one “just wants a bite” of, and full control of the remote.

If you’re single, happily solo, or simply not in the mood for candlelight anything, here are 14 movies to watch on your own. Alphabetical. Zero compromises. Maximum comfort.

Bridget Jones’s Diary
Wine. Diary entries. Glorious awkwardness. It’s chaotic, relatable, and a reminder that life doesn’t have to be polished to be romantic. Bonus points if you narrate your own evening.

Clueless
Fashion, friendships, and sharp one-liners. It’s pure joy wrapped in plaid. Watch it and remember that confidence is always in style.

Deadpool
Technically a love story. Just with more sarcasm and explosions. Perfect if you want romance with a side of chaos and zero sincerity.

Eat Pray Love
Breakups can lead to pasta, travel, and self-discovery. It’s indulgent in the best way. Ideal for when you want a little wanderlust with your wine.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Nothing says healing like a disastrous vacation in paradise. It’s messy, funny, and weirdly comforting. Laughing at someone else’s breakup is therapeutic.

How to Be Single
A city, a friend group, and a lot of questionable decisions. It’s about figuring things out without rushing the ending. A solid reminder that your timeline is your own.

John Wick
Yes, it starts with heartbreak. Yes, it escalates quickly. Sometimes Valentine’s Day calls for stylish action and very few feelings.

Legally Blonde
Elle Woods taking over law school is the energy we all need. Smart, pink, and endlessly quotable. Self-love, but make it fabulous.

Little Miss Sunshine
A dysfunctional family road trip that’s both hilarious and tender. It’s about finding your people, even when they drive you nuts. Offbeat and heartfelt in equal measure.

Lost in Translation
Quiet, reflective, and beautifully lonely. It captures that feeling of being on your own in a big world. Watch it if you’re in a thoughtful mood.

Magic Mike
Plot? Sure. But let’s be honest. It’s fun, it doesn’t take itself too seriously, and it’s perfect for a Valentine’s night that’s strictly about you.

The Devil Wears Prada
Ambition, style, and icy one-liners. It’s a masterclass in career glow-ups. Spend the night with Miranda Priestly instead of anyone who can’t text back.

The Social Network
Fast dialogue, big ideas, and a reminder that not all great stories are romantic. Sometimes it’s nice to watch a movie about building something instead of falling for someone.

Under the Tuscan Sun
A fresh start in Italy and a house that needs work. It’s about rebuilding your life, one small choice at a time. Also, the scenery alone is worth it.

Valentine’s Day is just a date on the calendar. Your couch, your snacks, your rules. Press play on something that makes you laugh, think, or cheer, and call it a perfect night.

14 Movies To Watch As A Couple For Valentine’s Day

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14 Movies To Watch As A Couple For Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day doesn’t need fireworks or a five-course meal. Sometimes all you need is a couch, a shared blanket, and a movie that gets you both talking, laughing, or reaching for each other’s hand.

Here are 14 of the best films to watch as a couple, lined up alphabetically and ready to roll. Press play.

Before Sunrise
Two strangers meet on a train and spend one night walking and talking through Vienna. It’s intimate, curious, and quietly electric. Perfect if you want a reminder that connection can start with a single conversation.

Blue Valentine
Not every love story is neat, and that’s the point. This one shows the highs and lows of a relationship with raw honesty. Watch it if you’re in the mood for something real that sparks meaningful late-night talk.

Casablanca
Old Hollywood, smoky rooms, and a love that refuses to fade. It’s timeless for a reason. If you’ve never watched it together, this is your cue.

Crazy Rich Asians
Big romance, bigger family drama, and stunning visuals. It’s funny, warm, and packed with heart. Great for couples who want glamour with their love story.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
What if you could erase a relationship from your memory? This one is strange, tender, and surprisingly relatable. It hits differently when you’re watching it with someone you want to remember forever.

La La Land
Dreams collide with love in a swirl of music and color. It’s about timing, ambition, and what it means to support each other. Bonus points if you slow dance in the living room after.

Love Actually
Multiple love stories, one holiday season, endless rewatch value. It’s sweet, messy, and full of grand gestures. Ideal if you both like your romance with a side of humor.

Notting Hill
A bookstore owner meets a movie star, and sparks fly. It’s charming, funny, and endlessly quotable. Comfort food in movie form.

Pride & Prejudice
Witty banter, longing glances, and one of the best slow-burn romances ever filmed. It’s elegant and swoony without trying too hard. A great pick if you love tension that builds.

Roman Holiday
A princess, a reporter, and one unforgettable day in Rome. It’s playful, romantic, and bittersweet in all the right ways. Black-and-white magic that still feels fresh.

Silver Linings Playbook
Two imperfect people find something honest in each other. It’s messy, funny, and surprisingly uplifting. Watch it if you believe love can show up when you least expect it.

The Big Sick
Based on a true story, this one blends culture clash, family tension, and genuine chemistry. It’s heartfelt and grounded. You’ll laugh, then suddenly realize you’re tearing up.

The Notebook
Epic love, handwritten letters, and rain-soaked declarations. It’s unapologetically romantic. If you’re leaning into Valentine’s Day full throttle, this is your headline act.

When Harry Met Sally
Can men and women just be friends? This film still asks the question better than anyone. Smart, funny, and endlessly rewatchable, it’s a classic for a reason.

Valentine’s Day is less about perfection and more about presence. Pick one, hit play, and let the movie do the rest.

Dustin Lynch Drops High Octane Country Dance Crossover “Getaway Car”

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Dustin Lynch Drops High Octane Country Dance Crossover “Getaway Car”

Multi-platinum recording artist Dustin Lynch accelerates his genre-defining momentum with “Getaway Car,” available everywhere today. Marking another tent-pole moment in Lynch’s evolving run of new music, the track reinforces his role as a leader in the country-dance crossover space, where storytelling and high-energy production collide. Fueled by sleek, propulsive production from Petey Martin and Pete Hammerton, the song captures a full-throttle rush where country drive meets escape velocity, built for fast decisions, open roads, and disappearing into the night with no destination required.

With the needle pinned red and the bass hitting hard, “Getaway Car” finds Lynch leaving the rooftop bar in the rearview, letting the night blur as momentum takes over. Equal parts reckless and magnetic, the track taps into the adrenaline of living in the moment, a sound Lynch has increasingly come to own as he continues expanding what modern country can look and feel like beyond traditional boundaries.

“‘Getaway Car’ is about that split-second decision to throw it all in drive and see where the night takes you,” shares Lynch. “No plan, no map, just vibes, velocity, and trusting the moment. It’s one of those songs that feels just as good blasting through speakers as it does screaming down the highway.”

“Getaway Car” builds on a lane Lynch has steadily carved out, where country roots intersect with nightlife culture and dance floor energy in a way only Lynch can. The release arrives as Lynch continues one of the most dynamic runs in modern country music, with his latest single “Easy To Love,” currently climbing the charts. With 10 number ones at country radio, billions of global streams, and a reputation for delivering hit driven, high energy live shows, Lynch has continued to evolve while maintaining the core identity that defines his career.

Fresh off major announcements including a co-headlining show with Chase Rice at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and his return to Las Vegas extending Wynn Nightlife’s first ever country music artist residency, “Getaway Car” soundtracks the next chapter of Lynch’s trajectory, further cementing his position at the forefront of the country dance crossover and signaling that this space is not a moment, but a movement.

From packed arenas to DJ booths and late-night highways, Dustin Lynch continues to prove his music is built for wherever the night leads.

Ella Langley Releases Vulnerable New Single “Be Her” Ahead Of ‘Dandelion’ Album

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Ella Langley Releases Vulnerable New Single “Be Her” Ahead Of ‘Dandelion’ Album

Multi-platinum country artist Ella Langley releases her new song “Be Her” via SawGod/Columbia Records. The track finds Langley examining the gap between who she is and who she aspires to become – someone grounded, authentic, and comfortable in her own skin. An official video directed by Langley and Wales Toney accompanies the release, featuring a brief scented ritual that hints at something more to come. The song showcases her distinctive vocal delivery paired with lyrics that favor simplicity and self-knowledge over external approval.

“I knew ‘Be Her’ was a hit the second we started writing it,” shares co-writer Hardy. “It’s one of those songs that basically wrote itself. We were done in 30 minutes. Those are always the best ones. It’s so fun to watch Ella and the rocket ship that she’s on, and I’m just happy to be a part of it.”

The Dandelion Tour sold out all 16 arena dates following last week’s announcement, kicking off May 7th in Toledo, OH, and wrapping August 15th in Fort Worth, TX. The run includes stops in St. Louis, Oklahoma City, and Austin, with support from Kameron Marlowe, Dylan Marlowe, Kaitlin Butts, Gabriella Rose, and Laci Kaye Booth across various dates. Langley also stars as The Denim Darling in American Eagle’s newest campaign – American Eagle Jeans Country – bringing her album title track “Dandelion” and personal style to a nationwide spotlight.

“Be Her” joins “Dandelion” and “Choosin’ Texas” on Langley’s sophomore album ‘Dandelion,’ arriving globally April 10th. “Choosin’ Texas” continues to make history, positioning Langley to become the first woman to simultaneously lead the Hot 100, Hot Country Songs, and Country Airplay charts. The song currently sits at No. 1 on Mediabase Country Audience, Billboard Country Streaming Songs, Billboard Country Digital Song Sales, SiriusXM’s The Highway Hot 30 Countdown for six weeks, and UK country radio for 12 weeks. Executive produced by Miranda Lambert and Ben West, ‘Dandelion’ balances raw honesty with moments designed for both introspection and release.

Jacksonville Rapper Lil Poppa Returns With New Single “Out Of Town Bae”

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Jacksonville Rapper Lil Poppa Returns With New Single “Out Of Town Bae”

Jacksonville rapper and CMG signee Lil Poppa drops his new single “Out Of Town Bae,” with an official video set to follow. The track arrives as his first release of 2026 and paves the way for a new project landing this spring. Arriving just ahead of Valentine’s Day, the single showcases the melodic introspection that has become central to Poppa’s sound – threading emotion through lyrics that feel authentic and grounded in real life.

The release builds on momentum from ‘Almost Normal Again,’ a 16-track project that cemented Poppa’s standing among the South’s most compelling voices. The album demonstrated his talent for balancing melody with unflinching honesty, creating records that resonate with listeners seeking music rooted in genuine experience. His ability to translate personal narratives into universally relatable songs has distinguished him within contemporary hip-hop.

Poppa recently wrapped his Almost Normal Again Tour, a national run that began in Washington, DC, and concluded with a hometown performance in Jacksonville, FL. The tour brought his catalog to audiences across the country and highlighted the strength of his dedicated fanbase. The trek reinforced his reputation as an artist whose live performances match the emotional weight of his recordings.

“Out Of Town Bae” expands a discography that includes ‘Blessed, I Guess,’ ‘Half Man Half Vamp,’ ‘Wee Are Who We Are,’ and ‘Almost Normal Again.’ Each project has strengthened his ability to craft songs that reach beyond regional boundaries while maintaining the raw storytelling that connects with his core audience.

Ani DiFranco Announces 2026 Spirit of Love Tour with Special Guest Valerie June

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Ani DiFranco Announces 2026 Spirit of Love Tour with Special Guest Valerie June

Today, prolific singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco announces her Spirit Of Love tour, an extensive run of live performances for the spring and summer of 2026. The shows begin April 22nd in Jackson, MS and wrap August 16th in Sonoma, CA. Fans can be the first to purchase tickets beginning on Monday February 16th at 10am local time through Thursday February 19th at 10pm local time. The public on sale date is Friday February 20th at 10am local time. Go HERE for details.

DiFranco is also a headline performer at the celebrated New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on April 24th alongside Jon Batiste, Lorde, Sean Paul, Big Freedia and other luminaries.

In addition, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Valerie June joins the Spirit Of Love tour on May 1st at the Ryman Auditorium, where DiFranco will perform for the first time in 14 years. The tour continues north hitting Asheville, Baltimore, Providence and more before returning to the West Coast in August. Additional dates in August will be added as well. For a full list of dates, see below or go to anidifranco.com/tour.

DiFranco is currently gearing up to release her book The Spirit of Ani, on March 3. In this powerful collaborative work, she is in conversation with cultural anthropologist Lauren Coyle Rosen discussing her creativity, spirituality, personal experiences, and evolving consciousness. She is vulnerable and unapologetic, offering an unprecedented window into her fiercely prolific journeys.

Widely considered a feminist icon, Grammy winner Ani DiFranco is the mother of the DIY movement, being one of the first artists to create her own record label, Righteous Babe Records, in 1990. She has released 23 albums traversing folk, punk, hip-hop, soul and electronic genres and addressing a range of autobiographical, political and social issues. Her latest music releases include Unprecedented Sh!t (2024) and the 30th anniversary edition of her seminal album Not A Pretty Girl (2025). DiFranco is also an author and Broadway performer. Her memoir No Walls and the Recurring Dream was a New York Times Top 10 best seller in 2019, and her children’s books The Knowing and Show Up and Vote are out now. In addition, DiFranco completed a 5-month run on Broadway as ‘Persephone’ in Hadestown in 2024.

Ani DiFranco Spirit of Love Tour:

*with Special Guest Valerie June

April 22 – Jackson, MS – Duling Hall
April 24 – New Orleans, LA – New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

April 25 – Pensacola, FL – Vinyl Music Hall
April 26 – Gainesville, FL – Heartwood Soundstage
April 28 – Savannah, GA – Victory North
April 29 – Birmingham, AL – Lyric Theatre

May 1 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium*
May 2 – Asheville, NC – Asheville Yards*
May 3 – Wilmington, NC – Greenfield Lake Amphitheater*
May 5 – Baltimore, MD –Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall*
May 6 – Lansdowne, PA – Lansdowne Theater*
May 8 – Providence, RI – Veterans Memorial Auditorium (The VETS)*
May 9 – Portland, ME – State Theatre*
May 10 – Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre*

August 1 – Vancouver, BC – Commodore Ballroom
August 5 – Jacksonville, OR – Britt Pavilion*
August 6 – Boise, ID – Treefort Music Hall*
August 8 – Lyons, CO – Rocky Mountain Folks Festival (Valerie June also performing)
August 15 – Santa Cruz, CA – Civic Auditorium*
August 16 – Sonoma, CA – Gundlach Bundschu Winery Amphitheater*

Doja Cat Headlines Global Citizen’s Move Afrika Tour In Kigali And Pretoria

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Doja Cat Headlines Global Citizen’s Move Afrika Tour In Kigali And Pretoria

Global Citizen brings Doja Cat to headline the third edition of Move Afrika with shows in Kigali, Rwanda, on March 17 and Pretoria, South Africa, on March 20. The platform – dedicated to ending extreme poverty and advancing social justice – returns to BK Arena in Kigali and expands into South Africa with a performance at SunBet Arena in the nation’s capital. Additional regional and local performers will be revealed soon. The tour connects international headliners with African talent, production teams, and audiences to demonstrate that African cities belong on the global touring circuit.

“From my South African roots straight to the world stage, we’re bringing energy, purpose, and real change to Move Afrika in Kigali and Pretoria. This isn’t just a tour, it’s a movement that creates jobs and opportunities that last,” Doja Cat said in a statement. “I’m proud to be part of something that celebrates Africa’s creativity, invests in its future, and shows the world that Africa isn’t coming, it’s already here.”

Tickets for the Kigali performance are available now at moveafrika.org. The Pretoria show offers Mastercard cardholders presale access from Feb. 16-18, with the Big Concerts Fan Club presale running Feb. 17-18. General on-sale begins Feb. 18 at Ticketmaster.com. The tour positions African creative excellence at the center of international touring while generating employment and strengthening local creative economies.

“We are honored to welcome Doja Cat as the headliner for Move Afrika 2026,” said Hugh Evans, co-founder & CEO of Global Citizen. “She has delivered unforgettable performances at some of Global Citizen’s most defining moments, from Paris to New York to the historic FIFA Club World Cup Final Halftime Show. Now she joins us as we expand across the continent, from Johannesburg to Accra, Kigali to Lagos, and now Pretoria. Move Afrika is redefining global touring by placing Africa’s creative excellence at the center of the international circuit, creating jobs, strengthening local creative industries, and driving long-term economic growth powered by culture.”

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