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Nashville country artist Corey Kent is on fire. After more than 15 years of carving his own path, the platinum-selling country rocker is now riding high with his sophomore album Black Bandana—hailed as one of NPR’s “Best Albums” of the year. With his "charismatic vocals," as Rolling Stone notes, lifting every track, Kent is preparing to launch his headlining Black Bandana Tour starting September 21 in Paso Robles, CA. Tickets are on sale now.

Taylor Swift has prompted a whole new wave of affection for The Darkness’s platinum-selling hit ‘I Believe In A Thing Called Love’. The song has now stormed to the top of the US iTunes Rock Chart following the viral clip of Swift and boyfriend Travis Kelce enthusiastically singing and dancing along to the track at the US Open Women’s Final in New York on Sunday (September 8^th).

Rising alt-rock/pop sensation Towa Bird has been announced as the direct support act for Billie Eilish’s highly anticipated “HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR,” produced by Live Nation. Towa will join the tour on November 2, kicking off her run at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA. This exciting collaboration marks a significant milestone for Towa as she continues to make waves in the music industry.

Last night, global superstar Post Malone, a 9x diamond-certified and GRAMMY® Award-nominated artist, launched his F-1 Trillion Tour in Salt Lake City, UT, at the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre. The performance featured a mix of his greatest hits alongside tracks from his new chart-topping album, F-1 Trillion, including live debuts of “Texas Tea” and “Guy For That.” His back-to-back shows at the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre set new records as the highest-grossing events in the venue’s history.

Writing songs from personal experience requires a lot of living to create something truly special. Fortunately for Kelsea Ballerini, a multi-GRAMMY nominee and Country Music Association award winner, finding inspiration is never a challenge. Since the release of her GRAMMY-nominated Rolling Up The Welcome Mat in 2023, Ballerini has continued to build a deep connection with her fans, drawing from her ever-evolving life.

New research has pinpointed the best areas in London for concertgoers, with Camden taking the top spot. The study, conducted by travel experts London Tours & Tickets, evaluated various factors such as convenience, safety, and affordability to help music lovers make the most of their visit to the UK capital.

In honour of the 30th anniversary of their iconic debut album Definitely Maybe, Oasis has partnered with Vevo to release a new Footnotes episode, offering fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their breakthrough hit "Live Forever." This third single from the album marked Oasis’s first foray into the UK Top 10 and is credited with launching the band into the global spotlight.

The Lumineers have gifted fans with a live rendition of their beloved track "Sleep On The Floor," the first taste of their highly anticipated concert album, Live From Wrigley Field. Slated for release on September 27, the album will be available digitally and as a 3LP vinyl set, courtesy of Dualtone in the U.S. and Canada and Decca internationally. Fans can now pre-order the album, ensuring they’re among the first to experience the magic captured on that unforgettable night.

Star Cleopatra Fitzgerald™ is currently in the creative process of composing and arranging songs for her upcoming album. Having completed the first track, "While the Night Falls," she is now working on the second. In an interview with "MusicTalkers," Fitzgerald expressed her dedication to crafting music that resonates with listeners, aiming to evoke relaxation, peace, and positivity. Her meticulous approach involves carefully mixing, matching, and mastering rhythms, selecting band players, and harmonizing styles to achieve the desired emotional effects. Fitzgerald is committed to making this album a memorable sensory experience that aligns with her long-time mission of promoting "Cosmic World Causes," encouraging listeners to "be happy and live life according to your values and expectations, creating an inner world free of negativity and embracing tolerance for all species, races, and cultures."

 In an exciting development for R&B enthusiasts, Sargent Tucker, the acclaimed positive R&B artist, has dropped a fresh remix of his hit track "No One Can Replace You." The remix, which features a standout performance by soloist Rob Dehlinger of the Alpha Rhythm Kings, has been released exclusively through Anada Records, LLC.

This summer, Cian Ducrot followed his UK and Ireland #1 album, Victory, with a tour of massive outdoor shows, including memorable performances in Cork and Dublin. Hot Press captured his live appeal perfectly, noting, “It can be difficult for artists to avoid looking as if they're on a pedestal, up there on stage, and yet this is exactly what Cian Ducrot manages to do, emphasising his own vulnerability and humanity.” Now, Cian shares his brand new single, “Can’t Even Hate You.” [Listen below.]

Dropkick Murphys recently concluded their acoustic journey with Woody Guthrie, returning to their electrifying live performances. Now, they’re celebrating this chapter with a new documentary, This Machine Rising—a film that delves into the world of working-class music. The documentary captures the band’s exploration of Woody Guthrie’s lyrics, including the writing, recording, and touring process for their two acoustic albums, This Machine Still Kills Fascists and Okemah Rising. These albums breathe new life into previously unrecorded Guthrie lyrics, setting them to Dropkick Murphys’ music and drawing attention to issues that remain relevant today.

Following its debut radio play on BBC Radio One’s Future Pop show last night, rising pop sensation, Lo Lauren has released her brand new electric single, Wonder. The glittery, infectious track is led by Lo’s signature sugar-sweet vocals, and culminates in a pulsing, euphoric chorus. 

Legendary rock band Oasis has just announced a reunion, with 14 shows across the UK. However, getting tickets may prove difficult for many unless you get the chance through the ballot as over a million people have searched for the original Oasis drummer in 24 hours, a key piece of information needed to secure a ballot entry.  

Harriet's passion for the grand melodies and storytelling of timeless ’70s pop is resonating with an ever-growing audience, leading to a string of sold-out shows and millions of views on her social media. With her new album, Trying To Get The Feeling Again, set for release on October 4th, Harriet has unveiled her latest track, Rainbow Connection. Listen below.

What if you could just forget all your troubles while immersed instead in about a half hour of calming, relaxing music? Well-known “quiet music” artist, Rick Sparks, has just that recipe for tranquility. His new six track EP, “Devotion: Music for Healing & Peace” is available on broadcast and streaming services worldwide. The album's songs and arrangements were influenced, in part, by the “Pastoral Symphony” of English composer Ralph Vaughan Williams. The new original songs on “Devotion” provide a calming refuge with their angelic choirs, peaceful piano, flute, and tranquil string arrangements.

In the chaotic world of the internet, where trolls and bullies often lurk in the shadows, artist Klowniac is turning the tables. The singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist—who proudly refers to themselves as a "Committer of Audio Atrocities"—has a simple message for their detractors: "You can't out-clown a clown."

Speculation about a possible Oasis reunion has reached a fever pitch, with fans across the globe eagerly debating whether the iconic British rock band might finally be getting back together. The latest fuel to the fire came earlier today when frontman Liam Gallagher posted a cryptic tweet: "I never did like that word FORMER." The message, as brief as it is, has sent shockwaves through social media, igniting hopes that one of the most anticipated reunions in music history could be on the horizon.

Linkin Park fans worldwide are buzzing with anticipation as the band has launched a mysterious 100-hour countdown timer on their official website. The clock, which began ticking down earlier this week, has sent the internet into a frenzy, with speculation running wild about what it could mean. The band, known for their innovative approach to music and marketing, has remained tight-lipped, leaving fans to piece together the puzzle.

The annual Teddy Bear Festival is set to take place on September 6th, 7th, and 8th, offering three days of country, bluegrass, and gospel music to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. The event, hosted by Colt Records in collaboration with Nashville Radio Promotions, Steam Whistle Records, and Unknown Soldiers, promises to be a heartwarming celebration for a worthy cause.