Turnstile’s 2023 performance at Rock en Seine, captured at the Domaine national de Saint-Cloud during the festival’s 20th-anniversary edition, is exactly the kind of set that reminds you what a great live band can do to a massive crowd. Frontman Brendan Yates led the French audience through a whirlwind of mosh pits and singalongs, pulling from ‘Glow On’ with fan favorites “MYSTERY,” “BLACKOUT,” and the anthemic “HOLIDAY,” before singer-songwriter Julien Baker joined for a moving rendition of “UNDERWATER BOI” that shifted the entire energy of the room. Hardcore, dream pop, alternative rock, raw intensity, and genuine melody, Turnstile held all of it together without losing a single person in that crowd.
Kehlani Brings The Kehlani World Tour to Europe and the UK This Winter
Kehlani has announced the European and UK leg of The Kehlani World Tour, a 7-night run presented by Live Nation kicking off November 29th in Berlin and closing December 10th in Manchester. Special guests Odeal and Waseel join as support across all dates.
The tour arrives on the back of one of the strongest album launches in R&B this year. Kehlani’s self-titled album debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 with 69,000 equivalent album units, securing the biggest debut for an R&B album by a woman in 2026. It landed at No. 1 on R&B Albums, No. 2 on Top Albums, No. 2 on Vinyl Albums, and Top 5 on both the Top Streaming Albums and Indie Stores charts simultaneously.
The album’s engine is “Folded,” which earned Kehlani 2 Grammy Awards this year for Best R&B Performance and Best R&B Song. The track holds the record as the longest-running No. 1 in Billboard Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart history, topping the chart for over 17 weeks and counting, with a double platinum certification to match.
The European run follows the North American leg, which kicks off August 6th in Minneapolis at The Armory and moves through Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, and more. The European dates hit Berlin, Brussels, Paris, Düsseldorf, Amsterdam, London’s O2, and Manchester’s Co-op Live.
Kehlani has partnered with PLUS1 so that £1/€1 per ticket goes toward The Kehlani Fund via Live Nation. Presales open Monday, June 1st, with general on-sale Wednesday, June 3rd at 10 am local time.
The Kehlani World Tour: Europe/UK:
November 29 – Berlin, DE @ Velodrom
December 1 – Brussels, BE @ Forest National
December 3 – Paris, FR @ Adidas Arena
December 5 – Düsseldorf, DE @ PSD Bank Dome
December 6 – Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome
December 8 – London, UK @ The O2
December 10 – Manchester, UK @ Co-op Live
Riley Green Announces ‘That’s Just Me’ and Honors Toby Keith With New Single “Think As You Drunk”
Riley Green has announced his 4th studio album, ‘That’s Just Me’, arriving September 18th via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment. Produced by Dann Huff and Green, the record was written and recorded during the biggest tour of his career, and the circumstances shaped everything about it.
The album moves across a wide range of territory. Tender ballads sit alongside rowdy drinking songs, beachy anthems run into moments of real heartbreak, and brooding western-rooted storytelling connects all of it. Green frames the scope of it plainly: “I never wanted it to feel like one thing; I wanted it to feel like me, and all the different sides that come with that.”
Alongside the announcement, Green releases “Think As You Drunk,” the album’s second track and one of its most loaded. A high-energy summer anthem with real emotional depth underneath, the song pays tribute to country legend Toby Keith and features a cameo from Keith himself. Written by Green, Jessi Alexander, Erik Dylan, Wyatt McCubbin, Scotty Emerick, and the late Toby Keith posthumously, it carries the weight of that collaboration with grace. A portion of proceeds will be donated to the Toby Keith Foundation.
“Think As You Drunk” follows the previously released ballad “My Way” and showcases exactly the range ‘That’s Just Me’ promises across its full run. Rowdy and heartfelt in equal measure, it’s Green operating at the intersection of classic country storytelling and genuine personal momentum.
The year surrounding this album announcement has been extraordinary by any measure. Green made his acting debut on CBS’s hit drama Marshals, was announced as a coach on the upcoming 30th season of NBC’s The Voice, and will co-host CMA Fest Presented by SoFi on ABC on June 24th. He also launched his spirits brand Duck Club Bourbon and sold out arenas worldwide, including a career-highlight performance at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena.
Green is currently on the road for his headlining Cowboy As It Gets Tour, hitting major cities and arenas across the country. ‘That’s Just Me’ arrives September 18th.
Hilary Duff’s ‘Mine’ EP Brings Seven Reimagined Classics to Streaming for the First Time
Hilary Duff’s ‘Mine’ EP is out now via Atlantic Records, and the story behind it is as good as the music. 7 newly re-recorded versions of her greatest hits, originally scattered across limited vinyl variants of her sixth studio album ‘Luck…or Something’, are now gathered in one place and available on all streaming platforms.
The tracks first appeared as Record Store Day 2026 exclusives pressed on silver vinyl, limited to 10,000 copies. That release landed on the upper reaches of multiple Billboard charts and became one of the year’s biggest RSD successes. The demand made the path to a wider streaming release obvious.
The highlights here are real. “Come Clean (Mine)” and “What Dreams Are Made Of (Mine)” are career-defining tracks, and hearing them re-recorded with the perspective Duff brings now adds genuine dimension to songs that already meant a great deal to a generation of fans. “What Dreams Are Made Of (Mine)” served as the closing anthem on her sold-out Small Rooms, Big Nerves tour dates, performed live for the first time.
“From hunting down the Record Store Day vinyl to hearing you sing these songs back to me live, the response has felt really special,” Duff shared on Instagram. “I’m so grateful for all of it.”
‘Mine’ follows the momentum of ‘Luck…or Something’, Duff’s first full-length studio release since 2015. That album debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, her highest chart position since 2007 and sixth career Top 5 entry. It hit No. 1 in both Canada and Australia and landed Top 5 debuts in 6 countries. Co-written by Duff and produced by her husband, Grammy Award-winning songwriter and producer Matthew Koma, alongside Brian Phillips, it re-established her as a genuine force in pop.
‘Mine’ is the right follow-up at the right time, giving a much wider audience access to re-recorded versions of songs that shaped a generation.
Track Listing:
Wake Up (Mine)
So Yesterday (Mine)
What Dreams Are Made Of (Mine)
Sparks (Mine)
Come Clean (Mine)
Why Not (Mine)
With Love (Mine)
Paul McCartney Reveals the Charming Story Behind His First-Ever Duet With Ringo Starr, “Home to Us”
“Home to Us,” the Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr duet on ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’, marks the first time the two former Beatles have recorded a duet together, and the story of how it came to be is as warm as the song itself. McCartney told the full tale to Apple Music’s Zane Lowe in a wide-ranging interview.
It started with a drumming session. Ringo had visited producer Andrew Watt after learning McCartney had worked with him on the album’s opening track “As You Lie There.” McCartney later heard the recordings and suggested building a song around them. The lyrics he wrote drew directly from shared history: both men grew up poor, McCartney in Speke, Ringo in Dingle, and the song reflects on those early years with clear-eyed affection. “It might have been a bit rough where we live, but it was home to us,” McCartney explains.
The recording process had its own gentle comedy. McCartney sent Ringo a guide vocal expecting him to replace it entirely. Ringo sang only a little on the chorus. McCartney called him back, confused. “Didn’t you want to sing the whole thing?” Ringo’s answer: “I didn’t think you wanted me to.” A quick clarification later, Ringo sang the whole thing, and the two fell naturally into trading lines, one taking a verse, one taking the next.
Lowe’s reaction to the exchange landed perfectly: “These are two guys who have known each other their whole life, still circling one another, trying to figure out how to get it done.” McCartney’s response: “That’s how people do it.”
Garcia Hand Picked Cannabis Returns to California With Emerald Triangle Farm Partners and a Summer Tour
Garcia Hand Picked, the cannabis brand created by the Garcia Family to honor Jerry Garcia’s enduring legacy, returns to California on June 5, distributed statewide through Kiva Sales & Service. The brand launched in California in 2020 before expanding elsewhere, and this return brings it back to the state that shaped Jerry’s artistic identity and counterculture spirit.
The California line launches with 5-pack pre-rolls, Double Doobies 2-packs, and whole bud flower, all sourced from small, sun-grown legacy farms in the Emerald Triangle. 5 partner farms each contribute a distinct strain: Canna Country Farm’s Lavender Sunrise sativa, Greenshock Farms’ Skunk Gas indica, Galactic Farms’ Under the Stars indica, Rebel Grown’s Rebel Sour sativa and Double OG Chem hybrid, and Sunrise Gardens’ Tropicanna Cherry sativa.
“We’re excited for Garcia Hand Picked to return to its roots,” says Trixie Garcia, daughter of the late Jerry Garcia. “California has always been a special place in our family. It shaped our dad’s artistic inspiration as both a musician and a visual artist. The state’s counterculture fostered community and creativity, often shared with a joint in hand.”
The Summer 2026 CA Tour runs alongside the product launch, bringing free community events to dispensaries and cannabis consumption lounges across the state. Highlights include photography from Jay Blakesberg’s collection, DJ Dark Star Dan spinning Jerry Garcia tributes in San Francisco, and Eric Krasno performing a Jerry Garcia-inspired acoustic set in Los Angeles.
Summer 2026 CA Tour Events:
June 7 – Berkeley @ Chapel of the Flowers / CBCB Berkeley’s Garcia Hand Picked “Shakedown” launch event, 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
June 11 – San Francisco @ Urbana (Geary Street), 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
June 18 – Los Angeles @ The Woods, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
June 25 – San Diego @ Sessions by the Bay, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Video: Underworld’s 2016 Berlin Show Captured a Creative Rebirth in Full Flight
Columbiahalle in Berlin on March 17, 2016 became exactly the kind of space Underworld were built for. Captured by Telekom Electronic Beats, the performance landed one day before the release of ‘Barbara Barbara, we face a shining future’, making it one of the first full live outings for new material alongside classics like “Born Slippy (Nuxx)” and “Push Upstairs.” Rick Smith’s precision-engineered beats and soaring synth textures drive the whole thing forward while Karl Hyde works the room as only he can, stream-of-consciousness lyrics and ecstatic movement turning the vast hall into something that feels much more personal than its size suggests.
Video: OneRepublic’s 2019 Basel Show Captures the Band at Their Most Emotionally Charged
A full recording of OneRepublic’s 2019 performance at St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland is now available, and it’s a strong document of the band in their ‘Human’ era. Ryan Tedder leads the group through a set built on live instrumentation and real crowd connection, with “Counting Stars” landing as the emotional centerpiece. Hits from across their catalog fill out a show that moves between pop-rock energy and genuine intimacy, the combination that’s defined OneRepublic since “Apologize” put them on the map in 2007.
Video: The Killers’ Lollapalooza Brazil 2018 Headline Set Proves Why They Own a Stadium
A full recording of The Killers closing out Lollapalooza Brazil 2018 in São Paulo is now available, and it’s a reminder of exactly what Brandon Flowers and company do better than almost anyone in modern rock. Opening with “The Man” and never letting the energy drop, the set moves through “Somebody Told Me,” “Spaceman,” and “Human” with a São Paulo crowd singing back every word. New wave instincts, Americana heart, and 15-plus years of stage craft in one headline performance.
Video: Paramore’s First-Ever Norway Show From 2008 Is a Raw Snapshot of a Band on the Rise
A 2008 Paramore performance at the Norwegian Wood festival in Oslo has surfaced, and it’s a compelling time capsule. Captured at Frognerbadet during the band’s first-ever visit to Norway, the show finds Hayley Williams and company deep in their ‘Riot!’ era, playing to a crowd that was watching a young band become something much larger in real time. The setlist pulls from both ‘All We Know Is Falling’ and the platinum-selling ‘Riot!’, including “Pressure,” “Emergency,” and “Misery Business,” alongside rarer live cuts like “Stop This Song” and “Miracle.” It’s an unfiltered look at a band with everything to prove, delivering exactly that.