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Last night, Harry Styles kicked off his historic 12-night residency at Wembley Stadium in London as part of the global Together, Together residency tour.

The landmark run sets a new record for the most performances by any artist at the iconic venue in a single year. Legendary country superstar Shania Twain joins as support across the Wembley dates. (continue)

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Viral alternative singer-songwriter honestav (Av) links up with Grammy-nominated recording artist mgk for new single "Crash First".

The release arrives alongside a music video shot during mgk's recent Australia and New Zealand tour, where the rockstar officially endorsed the rising artist by inviting him on as the opening act. "Crash First" will appear on Av's highly anticipated sophomore album, Sweet American Boy, set to release on June 19 (continue)

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Multi-platinum recording artist, songwriter, and global hitmaker Bebe Rexha releases her highly-anticipated 13-track visual album Dirty Blonde via EMPIRE. Her first album as a fully independent artist, Dirty Blonde sees Bebe seize creative control to create her most ambitious project yet, defined by bold and unapologetic artistic freedom.

Dirty Blonde features a sonic identity of Euro-influenced sounds and high-energy, club-ready bangers that still feel personal and cathartic. The project celebrates the raw, honest and fearless writer and performer Rexha continues to prove herself to be. (continue)

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French producer and DJ Nico de Andrea and Harlem dance music producer Austin Millz share new Public Enemy remixes, "Bring The Noise 2026" and "Bring The Noise 2026 (Afro Version)."

Led by Chuck D and Flavor Flav, the groundbreaking group Public Enemy helped redefine rap music as a platform for Black expression, activism, and cultural commentary, while shaping generations of artists across hip-hop, rock, electronic, and global music. (continue)

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Tove Lo collaborates with internationally acclaimed and beloved Belgian artist Stromae on the new single "des fleurs." The song comes from Lo's forthcoming album "ESTRUS," out September 18.

Few artists have redefined the emotional possibilities of modern pop as completely as Tove Lo. With a diaristic style and a defiant openness around sex, addiction, and vulnerability, she has become both a pop outlier and a generational touchstone, earning global hits and a devoted audience drawn to her unfiltered perspective. (continue)

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Tori Kelly has released God Must Really Love Me, via Epic Records. With its radiant fusion of R&B, soul, acoustic pop, and gospel, the resulting body of work unveils a new dimension of her sophisticated musicality and singular voice-the outcome of a newfound willingness to let restraint carry as much impact as virtuosity. God Must Really Love Me moves with an unhurried ease that echoes the effortless confidence and clarity of vision that Tori brought to every step of the album's creation.

"This album is so special to me," Tori shares. "After my son was born, I was hit with a flood of inspiration and most of the music was done in two weeks when my son was just two months old. I feel such gratitude and peace in my life right now, and I love that you can hear that in this music." (continue)

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Between their innovative arrangements, instrument swapping, scope of emotions and experiences conveyed in their songwriting, and an eclectic group of old friends and collaborators, NYC-based trio Bandits on the Run are truly living up to what they call their "ethos of artmaking" on their new album, Rough Magic.

"With a reverence for imperfection, grit, commitment, an acceptance that chaos is inevitable, and a deep gratitude for the friendships that are truly the foundation for everything - 'Rough Magic,' like love, is both a noun and a verb. It's the goal and the method. It's the god we're evoking and welcoming into the room with each song we write and each show we play. At our core, we're NYC buskers. We're throwing our jackets on the ground and playing troubadour style - timeless and evergreen. We know the alchemy at play when you dare to believe that an empty section of a subway platform full of strangers can turn into a concert hall with new friends. None of this is perfect, or requires permission, it only asks that you dare your heart to be seen - even with all the rough edges. Because it's rough, it's magic," the band says. (continue)

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Carly Simon returns with Comes In Waves, her first new album of original songs since 2008, arriving August 14. Written and recorded primarily at her Martha's Vineyard home, the 12-track album brings together a body of work that feels both deeply personal and quietly expansive.

"Howl," the album's opening track and first single, serves as a striking reintroduction that captures the emotional terrain Simon continues to explore - Listen Here. Co-written and produced with David Spencer, a platinum- and gold-certified songwriter and producer whose work spans pop, country, Christian music, film, television, and advertising, the song is built around Simon's unmistakable voice and a lyric that moves from anger and betrayal toward forgiveness, offering a powerful first glimpse into Comes In Waves. (continue)

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Filipino-Canadian alt pop rock artist MICO unveils his latest single "Do it all again," the newest offering from his forthcoming debut album When the lights turn on, arriving June 26 via Columbia Records.

Built around rhythmic guitars and one of MICO's most immediate choruses to date, "Do it all again" captures the frustrating cycle of recognizing a relationship's flaws while continuing to return to it anyway. (continue)

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Following the remix double single from Horse Meat Disco and DJ White Shadow, global music icons Duran Duran continue the Free To Love remix series with two brand new reworks of their collaboration with Nile Rodgers.

This latest release brings together two distinctly different club-facing interpretations of the band's euphoric anthem, courtesy of rising UK producer Harrison, who recently went viral when his update of t.A.T.u's 'All The Things She Said' featured in Heated Rivalry, and electronic innovator BastienkHz. (continue)

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South Florida superstar Kodak Black celebrates his birthday by giving a gift to the streets: 26 brand new tracks, all wrapped up within his surprise Kodak The Blessing mixtape.

Out now via Vulture Love / Capitol Records, the fresh set contains Kodak's multitudes as one of the most prolific and profound artists of his time, while favoring the raw greatness his oldest fans love. (continue)

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Suki Waterhouse releases "When I Get Drunk (I Want You Boy)" - the latest single from her forthcoming album Loveland. The track's accompanying video, also out today, is a stylized, drunken fever dream that was co-directed by Suki and Tyler Weinberger and shot in her home.

Co-written by Suki, Raj Jain (noise dept.), and Michael Derenzo, "When I Get Drunk (I Want You Boy)" is a sultry song steeped in temptation, full of desire, and brimming with chemistry. (continue)

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Genre-bending duo Neon Sines recently released their new single "Adeline" and to celebrate we asked Kenny Cash (producer/songwriter/bassist) to tell us about the track. Here is the story:

I remember the exact moment "Adeline" really began. I sent a late-night message reaching out to an artist/voice that I really liked named Ollie Wride on a whim, not totally sure if I even had something worth collaborating on. At that time, I was feeling pretty lost. The past couple of years I had lost my dad to cancer, my mom to Parkinson's, followed by losing my grandmother and a couple of aunts in what felt like a blur. When my grandmother unexpectedly left me a little money, it hit me in a strange way. I didn't see it as just inheritance. I felt like it was a push. Like they were telling me to get back to who I am. So, I poured it into the studio, into my team at The Factory Underground Recording Studio, and into this idea to just be me. (continue)

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This year marks the 50th anniversary since ABBA released their biggest hit to date - 'Dancing Queen'. The song took ABBA across the Atlantic, gave them their first number one on the US chart, has gained over 2B streams on Spotify and became the groups first music video to reach 1B views on YouTube last year. Standing the test of time, the song has become a classic hit for both old and new fans of ABBA, with its infectious piano choruses matched with that iconic vocal harmonization of Agnetha and Frida.

To celebrate this years anniversary, 'Dancing Queen' will be re-released across two vinyl variants on August 14th. The limited edition sparkly vinyl and the classic black vinyl, with 'La Reina Del Baile' as a B-side. Remastered for the release at Abbey Road Studios, both physical anniversary editions will be available for pre order on June 10th. (continue)

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Melanie Martinez announces the special guests joining her forthcoming HADES: THE SACRIFICE North American tour, with Haute & Freddy set to appear on seven dates and Isabel LaRosa joining for eight.

This is her first major tour since 2024, when she sold out iconic venues including two nights at Madison Square Garden, and The O2 in London, and headlined Lollapalooza and Corona Capital. (continue)

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K-pop legends Bigbang have announced their highly anticipated return to the global stage with a monumental worldwide stadium tour celebrating the group's 20th anniversary.

Marking their first tour since 2017, G-DRAGON, TAEYANG and DAESUNG will reunite for a 31-show trek spanning Asia, North America, Europe and Australia, kicking off on Friday, August 21, 2026 at Goyang Stadium in Goyang. The landmark tour represents one of the most significant live music events of 2026 for global fans and a historic new chapter for one of the most influential groups in modern music. (continue)

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20-year-old Luh Tyler refined his smooth flow and paid tribute to the music of his youth with Destined For Greatness, his new mixtape. Today, the North Florida native prepares to hit the road, announcing the "Destined For Greatness Tour," launching this summer.

Kicking off in Atlanta in July 31, the tour passes through major markets like DC, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Houston before concluding with an epic home state show in Orlando on September 6. (continue)

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Music icon Judy Collins was the featured guest on the latest episode of the Rock & Roll High School podcast Pete Ganbarg. The show sent over these details: Few artists have lived as many lives in music as Judy Collins.

Emerging from the folk revival of the early 1960s, Judy became one of the era's defining voices, recording timeless interpretations of songs by artists such as Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Randy Newman, and Leonard Cohen, while helping introduce many of them to a wider audience. Her recording of Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides Now" became a signature hit, and her career has since spanned more than six decades of music, activism, writing, and performance. (continue)

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Legendary British singer-songwriter Robyn Hitchcock shares his new song, "How To Feel Alright", heralding the eagerly awaited arrival of Hitchcock's 25th solo studio album and first collection of all-new original songs in close to four years. His new album, The Confuser, will arrive everywhere on Friday, July 24th.

"Set to a beat that's the latest in the chapter headed Bo Diddley," says Hitchcock. "Don't mistake your girlfriend for your Mum. And what's wrong with your Mum anyway?" (continue)

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Swae Lee is set to embark on the SAME DIFFERENCE European tour this summer, bringing his genre-defying sound to fans across 16 cities. Kicking off July 10 in Warsaw Poland, the tour wraps August 29 in Szeged, Hungary with stops in major cities, including Barcelona, Prague, Hamburg, Copenhagen and more. Tickets go on sale Friday June 12 at 10am local time.

The tour includes headline performances across Europe's most iconic festival stages and landmark venues, with select dates featuring Swae alongside his Rae Sremmurd partner Slim Jxmmi. (continue)

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