The GMA Dove Awards add a second round of performers for 6 October
A Richard Smallwood tribute joins the Bridgestone Arena bill, with the broadcast held back to 9 October.
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Composer Hans Zimmer sets a North American arena tour for early 2027
Hans Zimmer Live - The Next Level opens in Hartford on 17 February and ends in Portland on 11 April.
Winyah premiere I Am Of Course a day before the album Right Here, Right Now
The South Carolina five-piece follow their 2025 debut a year later, recorded with Matt Zutell.
Ruby Gill shares the song Jamie from her collection Fishing is not about fishing
The Melbourne songwriter's second preview of the record follows an album of live poetry in June.
Alif Hilal, the artist formerly known as Lyra Pramuk, records a FADER DJ mix
The set is the middle hour of a three-hour Venice gig played in an unventilated room in June.
Beatport parks The Block at two Breakaway festival stops
The converted shipping container gives competition winners a 45-minute set, next at Breakaway Carolina.
The T.J. Martell Foundation's New York Honors Gala raised $3.2m for cancer research
Dave Matthews, Trey Anastasio and Chris Stapleton played for Coran Capshaw at a sold-out Cipriani.
Jay Lane starts the band Jayski and the Dawn to funk up the Dead
The drummer debuts the project with saxophonist Dave Ellis at San Francisco's Great American Music Hall on 20 November.
Apollo puts $1.25bn into the BMG arm holding bonds on a million songs
The investment lets the newly merged BMG pay down debt raised against Concord's royalties without diluting Bertelsmann's stake.
Claud maps a 2027 US tour behind the album Me and the Music
Twelve dates open in Boston on 18 February, with one Canadian stop at Toronto's Drake Underground.
Dylan Scott maps 18 cities for the Dear Big City Tour from January
Graham Barham, Cody Lohden and Jacob Hackworth split support duties on a run that opens in Detroit and ends in Washington state.
Talking Heads regroup to talk about their music on a SiriusXM channel
All four members sit down with Este Haim on 28 September, and Talking Heads Radio launches on Channel 145 three days later.
Courseval rebuild the Daft Punk song Veridis Quo in medieval style
The French bardcore group filmed their lute-led version at the Chateau de Martinvast, a historic estate in Normandy.
Revocation put Data Corpse in a cyber dystopia for its video
Dave Davidson turns into a mutant cyborg in a clip made with MyGoodEye, for a song about social media companies mining private life.
Hey Rosetta! tease a 22 September date after nine years on hiatus
Two clips, one of road cases being wheeled through St John's and one of a bowl repairing itself, point at the band's return.
Suno's paying users turn on the v6 model built from licensed music
The first Suno model trained on deals with Warner, BMG and Believe drew complaints about muffled audio on the company's own forums.
Rosalia sings on Where Is Gone?, the Fontaines D.C. album's only guest spot
Dopamine Chamber arrives on 16 October with eleven songs, and it is the first record the Dublin band have opened to another singer.
Soccer Mommy returns with the song Rings of Saturn
Sophie Allison's first release in two years was produced by Elliott Kozel, and she tours with Snail Mail from 30 September.
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard tease a bluegrass record with a guest
Stu Mackenzie and Joey Walker told triple j the project is unfinished, and JamBase reads the unnamed guest as Billy Strings.
Zach Bryan and Benny Blanco back a $5m raise for the artist platform Notes.fm
The royalty collection company says the round was funded almost entirely by musicians, managers and industry figures, with no lead investor named.
CBGB owners hunt for a New York room, twenty years after the club closed
Brand owner Phil Sandhaus says rents pushed the search to Brooklyn and Queens, and the name is running as a festival in the meantime.
Death to T.O., the Toronto Halloween covers festival, fills two stages
Twelve local acts play Lee's Palace and the Dance Cave on 31 October, taking on Dolly Parton, the Bee Gees, Misfits and the Tragically Hip for $21.50 a ticket.
The Peruvian cumbia band Los Mirlos play a Tiny Desk Concert
Fifty years after Jorge Rodriguez Grandez founded the group in Moyobamba, seven of them play five songs for NPR during its Latin Music Month takeover.
Les Claypool records a new theme song for the renamed South Park
The Primus bassist revisits the 30-second piece he wrote in 1997, now that the show has become South America for its 29th season.
Gary McCracken, the drummer in Max Webster, has died aged 75
Kim Mitchell and Rush's Geddy Lee both posted tributes to the Sarnia player nicknamed Stixie, who had been in palliative care.
Neil Young's 50th album Second Song pairs new songs with 1960s tapes
Cut to tape at Shangri-La with the Chrome Hearts, the record revives two songs he wrote as a teenager in Canada.
Noisia reunite for a December show in Amsterdam and new music
The Dutch drum and bass trio play Melkweg on 4 December, seven years after a split they now describe as letting go rather than trying harder.
La Roux says a breakdown cost the singer a decade away from music
Elly Jackson posted the account to TikTok over a remix of Bulletproof, weeks before the fourth album Old Flames arrives on 6 November.
Editors share the single Seriously from their seventh album
Surface, Echo & Sound lands on 30 October through Play It Again Sam, written in a Gloucestershire industrial estate over the summer of 2025.
Concert ticket bot bill clears a House committee as Live Nation fights the same law
The MAIN Event Ticketing Act passed 36-0 and would toughen the 2016 statute the FTC is using to sue Ticketmaster's parent.