Vevo officially unveils a striking new visual performance featuring Finn Wolfhard as he delivers a soulful rendition of “Everytown there’s a darling” from his debut solo effort ‘Happy Birthday’. This session marks a significant milestone in the artist’s career as he transitions from his collaborative work with Calpurnia and The Aubreys into a more singular creative path. The ‘Live from Vevo Studios’ series provides a specialized platform where established performers utilize custom lighting and high-fidelity audio to expand their visual catalog for a global audience. Released through AWAL, this performance highlights the raw and reflective songwriting found throughout his nine-song studio record. Witnessing the transition from the actor’s public persona to this focused musical identity is a compelling experience for long-time supporters.
Sticky Fingers Return For Massive North American Trek During The “Sticky Fingers 2026 Tour”
The Australian sensations Sticky Fingers officially end their long absence from North American stages with an expansive spring trek across the United States and Canada. This highly anticipated run features the versatile Canadian singer-songwriter Ruby Waters as the primary support for twenty-five dates. Fans now have their first opportunity to hear live versions of songs from two recent full-length albums which have never been performed on this continent. The group brings a polished blend of psych-rock and reggae to major rooms including the Brooklyn Paramount and the Hollywood Palladium. This Live Nation production represents the first time the band has toured this region since 2019.
The setlist bridges the gap between early career favorites and the evolved textures found on their newest studio recordings. Audiences can expect a seamless flow of indie soul and hazy rock grooves throughout the night. The itinerary includes iconic stops at Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater in Austin and the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver. Ruby Waters joins the lineup to provide a compelling opening set that prepares the crowd for the headliners’ rhythmic energy. Hearing the intricate guitar work and soulful vocal harmonies in person offers a significant upgrade from digital playback.
The atmosphere in these historic venues will be electric as the group revisits fans they have not seen in seven years. Precise instrumentation and a relaxed stage presence define the character of this 2026 touring cycle. Every performance focuses on the authentic delivery of the genre-bending sound that built their massive international following. This undertaking ensures that listeners from Seattle to Miami Beach can participate in the reunion. The sheer variety of musical influences on display creates a vibrant and constantly shifting sonic landscape.
TOUR DATES:
Sat Feb 28 | Honolulu, HI | Republik
Tue Mar 03 | San Diego, CA | SOMA
Wed Mar 04 | Phoenix, AZ | The Van Buren
Fri Mar 06 | Dallas, TX | House of Blues
Sat Mar 07 | Austin, TX | Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
Sun Mar 08 | New Orleans, LA | The Fillmore New Orleans
Tue Mar 10 | St. Petersburg, FL | Jannus Live
Wed Mar 11 | Miami Beach, FL | Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theatre
Fri Mar 13 | Atlanta, GA | Buckhead Theatre
Sat Mar 14 | Charlotte, NC | The Fillmore Charlotte
Mon Mar 16 | Silver Spring, MD | The Fillmore Silver Spring
Tue Mar 17 | Philadelphia, PA | The Fillmore Philadelphia
Thu Mar 19 | Boston, MA | Citizens House of Blues
Fri Mar 20 | Brooklyn, NY | Brooklyn Paramount
Sun Mar 22 | Montreal, QC | MTELUS
Wed Mar 25 | Toronto, ON | HISTORY
Fri Mar 27 | Chicago, IL | Riviera Theatre
Sun Mar 29 | Denver, CO | Fillmore Auditorium
Tue Mar 31 | Salt Lake City, UT | The Union Event Center
Thu Apr 02 | Seattle, WA | Paramount Theatre
Fri Apr 03 | Vancouver, BC | PNE Forum
Sat Apr 04 | Portland, OR | Crystal Ballroom
Mon Apr 06 | San Francisco, CA | The Masonic
Wed Apr 08 | Anaheim, CA | House of Blues
Thu Apr 09 | Los Angeles, CA | Hollywood Palladium
Country Legend Kenny Chesney Returns To Las Vegas With ‘Live At Sphere’ For June 2026
The skyline of Las Vegas prepares for a massive summer surge as the premier stadium filler brings his high-energy production back to the world’s most advanced venue. Following a historic spring residency that utilized every inch of the massive screen, the superstar returns for five exclusive dates starting June 19, 2026. This brand-new run features a refreshed setlist and updated visual displays designed to pull the audience directly into the heart of the beach lifestyle. Fans will witness a completely recalibrated audio experience where 167,000 speakers deliver crystal-clear sound to every corner of the arena.
The upcoming shows offer an expanded look at the hits that made this artist a staple of the Billboard touring charts for over two decades. Attendees can explore a revamped Guitars, Tiki Bars area that captures the freewheeling spirit of the sandbar in the middle of the desert. This residency arrives alongside the release of the new biographical book ‘Heart Life Music’ which details the long journey to these immersive performances. Witnessing the scale of these visuals paired with the intimacy of the vocal delivery is a total sensory triumph.
Luxury destination partner Vibee provides specialized packages for the three-day experience including stays at The Venetian Resort. These options grant access to a dedicated space called The Vibe Room featuring a private surf shop and bar for guests. The upgraded Live Like We Do tiers include priority entry and a curated gift bag containing the latest hardcover release. Every element of the weekend focuses on bringing the community together under the glow of 264 billion pixels.
The official 2026 performance schedule is: Friday, June 19 Saturday, June 20 Wednesday, June 24 Friday, June 26 Saturday, June 27.
This return engagement proves that the synergy between classic country storytelling and futuristic technology creates a unique atmosphere for long-time supporters. The inclusion of new tracks in the immersive format gives even the most frequent concertgoers a fresh perspective on the music. High-definition cameras and custom-built environments ensure that the energy of the crowd remains the central focus of the night. General tickets and travel experiences are available now through official partner channels.
Throwback Legends Unite For “An All-Star Salute 90’s Country – Honky Tonk Time Machine”
The Rocket City prepares for a massive musical milestone as twenty-nine legendary acts descend upon the Von Braun Center for a historic night of Nashville classics. On Thursday, February 5, 2026, the Propst Arena transforms into a living archive of the decade that redefined the airwaves. This one-night-only event brings the original voices of the 1990s together to perform their signature hits for a major television special. Fans will witness a marathon of chart-topping songs delivered by the very artists who turned these tracks into global anthems.
The stage lineup reads like a Hall of Fame roster including powerhouses Tanya Tucker, Tracy Lawrence, and Deana Carter. Vocal groups like Kentucky Headhunters and Confederate Railroad bring their distinct energy to the arena alongside the multi-platinum sounds of The Frontmen. This production comes from the seasoned team responsible for acclaimed concert films like ‘An All-Star Salute to Lee Greenwood’ and ‘George Jones: Still Playin’ Possum’. Their expertise ensures a high-caliber visual and auditory experience that honors the legacy of these performers.
Securing a seat offers a rare chance to be part of a live television audience while celebrating over sixty number one hits in a single evening. The sheer volume of talent involved guarantees a high-energy atmosphere from the first note to the final encore. Every performance focuses on the authentic sounds and stories that built the foundation of modern country music. The vibrant energy of the crowd will likely mirror the electricity coming from the stage during this three-hour showcase.
The lineup features: Rhett Akins, John Berry, Tracy Byrd, Deana Carter, Mark Chesnutt, Mark Collie, Billy Dean, Andy Griggs, Wade Hayes, Ty Herndon, Tracy Lawrence, Neal McCoy, Lorrie Morgan, Paul Overstreet, Lee Roy Parnell, Michael Peterson, Collin Raye, Doug Stone, Rick Trevino, Tanya Tucker, Bryan White, Mark Wills, Michelle Wright, Confederate Railroad, Highway 101, Kentucky Headhunters, Ricochet, and The Frontmen.
This gathering of icons stands as a definitive celebration of an era that still resonates through every honky tonk in the world. Seeing these pioneers share one stage creates a powerful testament to the enduring strength of their songwriting and vocal prowess. Tickets for “An All-Star Salute 90’s Country – Honky Tonk Time Machine” are available through Ticketmaster with prices starting at $79.
Adrien Martin Leans Into Emotional Rock With “My Better Half”
Adrien Martin returns with “My Better Half,” his fourth single and a moving modern singer-songwriter rock collaboration with UK artist Jamie Wiltshire. Built on shimmering guitars, steady momentum, and close knit harmonies, the song focuses on love shaped by time, shared history, and resilience. Martin’s emotive vocal delivery carries the narrative with clarity, while Wiltshire’s warm tone adds depth and balance, giving the track a lived in intimacy. The songwriting feels grounded and open, trading urgency for presence and allowing the melody to breathe. This release highlights a reflective side of Martin’s craft, showing how restraint, vulnerability, and strong melodic instincts can create something quietly powerful and deeply affecting.
Babyface Brings His Celebrated Las Vegas Engagement Back For 2026 Holiday Weekends
Due to overwhelming demand, Babyface returns to the Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort in 2026 with an expanded Las Vegas engagement spread across four holiday weekends. The new dates include Valentine’s Day on February 13 and 14, Mother’s Day on May 8 and 9, Labor Day on September 4 and 5, and Veteran’s Day on November 13 and 14, with all shows beginning at 8 pm. Across these nights, the 13-time Grammy Award winner performs a finely curated set of his own enduring hits like “Whip Appeal,” “Every Time I Close My Eyes,” and “When Can I See You Again,” alongside songs he wrote and produced for artists such as Whitney Houston, Madonna, and Boyz II Men. The shows move with ease and confidence, spotlighting songwriting that shaped decades of popular music and continues to connect across generations.
Danny Miles Pushes Ahead With The Anthemic “Reckless Kids”
Danny Miles steps into a new emotional lane with “Reckless Kids,” trading sleaze and chaos for anthemic garage pop lift. The song moves with open windows energy, pairing raw drive with reflective lyrics that circle freedom, presence, and shedding people pleasing habits. Inspired by personal turning points, the track captures a feeling of lightness earned through clarity, with a chorus built to echo back loud and loose. There is a cinematic glow to it, nostalgic in tone but rooted firmly in the now.
Built from a demo that surprised everyone in the room, “Reckless Kids” grew into its final form through instinct and momentum. Miles handled every instrument, vocal, and the mix himself, keeping the process tactile and personal. What sounds like a conversation outward is actually an inward pep talk, delivered with warmth and grit. The result feels liberating and bold, a song that moves fast while keeping its emotional footing steady.
Bad Sam Channel Newport Punk History On ‘Trauma’ With Grit And Gallows Humor
Newport’s Bad Sam return with ‘Trauma,’ out now, a record shaped by decades of sweat soaked stages, borrowed amps, and lived experience. Reduced to a duo of Dean Beddis on vocals and Richard Glover handling everything else, the band lean into a wiry garage rock approach laced with live drum samples and deliberate rough edges. The sound moves with intent and attitude, carrying the marks of punk rooms and community halls rather than studio polish.
Beddis remains a physical presence rooted in his years fronting Cowboy Killers, while Glover brings the rhythmic muscle earned through The Abs and his global run with Dub War. That history surfaces in the way these songs swing and lurch, built by hand and left slightly unsteady on purpose. The energy feels direct and confrontational, with every scrape and misalignment adding character.
Lyrically, ‘Trauma’ aims straight at the darker corners of modern life. “Popcorn & Blood” sketches a dystopian spectacle culture built on violence and consumption, while “Perpetual Consumption” fires off sharp observations with a punk snarl that recalls classic agitators without imitation. The words land hard, clear, and unfiltered, matching the music’s raw delivery.
Bad Sam stand comfortably among today’s wave of abrasive, stripped down acts, bringing their own post industrial bite shaped by Newport’s rich gig history. ‘Trauma’ carries grit, humor, and a sense of place, sounding like a record made by people who have been there, felt it, and still have something urgent to say.
Gaerea Ignite “Hellbound” Video As ‘Loss’ Arrives With Fire And Ferocity
Gaerea surge forward with “Hellbound,” a blistering new single paired with an unrelenting video directed by Tre Film, now out and burning with intensity. The masked Portuguese collective trade submerged shadows for roaring flames, channeling guilt, heartbreak, and inner collapse through searing riffs, visceral vocals, and scorched imagery. Drawn from the album ‘Loss,’ out now via Century Media Records, the track sharpens the band’s post-black metal foundation with tightened melodies, unexpected textures, and moments of stark clarity. The emotional force hits immediately, with fire and motion reinforcing a sense of release that feels raw, physical, and deeply human.
Callie McCullough Shares “Cutting Through The Noise” Video As The Album Steps Into Focus
Callie McCullough opens a vivid new chapter with the cinematic music video for “Cutting Through The Noise,” now out and immediately arresting in both sound and vision. The video brings the title track from her album ‘Cutting Through The Noise’ to life with clarity and conviction, pairing striking imagery with a message rooted in individuality, resolve, and optimism. There is a steady emotional pull throughout, inviting viewers to sit with the song and absorb its meaning without distraction.
The album ‘Cutting Through The Noise’ is out now and marks a defining creative moment for McCullough. Produced by Grammy nominated Nashville producer Dave Brainard, the record moves through nostalgia, love, loneliness, and hard earned authenticity with confidence and warmth. Written across hotel rooms, studios, and her family farm in Southern Ontario, these nine songs balance contemporary perspective with classic melodic instincts. The result is a collection that feels grounded, open hearted, and quietly fearless, offering a clear and uplifting artistic statement that lingers long after the final note.