Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood duet on the Lady Gaga song Shallow in Washington
Yearwood rose out of a riser on her 62nd birthday, then took the stage alone for her 1991 debut single.
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Congress passes the American Music Tourism Act to sell US venues and festivals abroad
A bipartisan bill now awaiting signature tells the Commerce Department to put studios, clubs and festivals on travel itineraries.
Placebo book ten Latin American shows to mark thirty years as a band
The run revisits the first two albums, and the Buenos Aires date puts them at Estadio Malvinas Argentinas on 3 March.
Calvin Harris takes the DJ attendance world record with 1.6 million in Sao Paulo
Guinness certified a February street party that shut a main avenue, with Harris playing from the top of a moving carnival float.
Ireland plans a 100 euro culture voucher teenagers can spend at music venues
Sixteen-year-olds would get a digital card for gigs, cinemas and theatres, at a cost to the state of up to eight million.
Diamond Rio set the EP America Works for November with a Fort Campbell video
The country band's four-song release also gives new member Carson McKee his first lead vocal on a Diamond Rio record.
Triggerfinger release the album Tarmac after losing a founder member
Ruben Block and Mario Goossens made the loudest record of their careers for Paul, who died last October.
Grace Potter sings Dolly Parton's 9 To 5 with Maggie Rose at her own Vermont festival
Jackson Browne turned up for a Warren Zevon song, and a US congresswoman had sung with her the night before.
Madonna and Charli XCX put the single Danceteria Afterhours out on 24 September
Stuart Price produced the track, which lands days before Madonna opens the VMAs for the first time in 23 years.
William Shatner, 95, debuts his metal band the *uckers at a Chicago warm-up
Six songs at Park West, three of them his own, before a Riot Fest slot the following afternoon.
Mumford & Sons play the Springsteen song Atlantic City with Jake Clemons
Marcus Mumford moved to the drum kit to sing it, four miles from where Bruce Springsteen built the E Street Band.
Ronnie Dove, the pop balladeer who charted 21 singles in the sixties, has died at 91
The Baltimore singer cut his hits in Nashville with the A-Team, then bought back the masters and kept selling them himself.
John Summit hangs his Experts Only banner on the stock exchange before the festival
A text message sent fans to a Seaport newsstand for a fake broadsheet and a lanyard, then to a pop-up on the trading floor.
Lexie dates the EP San Miguel for November and shares the single Swimming
Written between two Italian summers, the Portland songwriter's new record picks up where a cancer diagnosis and a ten-year marriage left off.
beabadoobee fills her fourth album Pylon with guests from Deftones and Turnstile
Chino Moreno sings on the closing track, Brendan Yates carries a hook, and Hayley Williams co-wrote one of the songs.
Shakira draws 165,000 to the first weekend of her Madrid concert residency
Three nights into a twelve-show run, the setlist is already moving and Laura Pausini has turned up unannounced.
Afroman answers his cancelled Riot Fest set: the rapper once played through a hurricane
Storms over Chicago cut into the weekend's schedule, and the rapper says the festival kept him paid anyway.
Muse say a meeting with Mark Zuckerberg settled who gets the band's name
Matt Bellamy gave the @Muse handles to Meta's assistant and kept the music and the merchandise.
Nashville and California name 25 September Dolly Parton Day for the late singer
The date nods to 9 to 5. Venues across Nashville play the song at 5 p.m. and fireworks follow downtown at 9:25 p.m.
Widespread Panic play Burning Down The House for only the third time in the band's history
The Talking Heads cover closed an encore in Wilmington, 327 shows after its last outing.
YAZ turns a stalled talking stage into the single If We Don't Know Each Other
The Camden singer wrote one verse, took it into the studio with Joseph Tilley and Ryann Barnes, and left with a chorus.
Steven Wilson sets Requiem For A Village for November and shares its title song
The album turns away from AI and studio correction, with narration by Andy Partridge read aloud by David Tennant.
AVA London publishes the full 2026 festival programme for its club culture conference
Moby, The Avalanches and Oklou take part across three days of talks, workshops and after-hours rooms.
Universal and Warner move to dismiss the American Federation of Musicians AI suit
The labels argue that a union concession in open court about a missing rate agreement ends the case before discovery.
CD revenue jumps almost 60 percent as vinyl growth slows in the US
The RIAA mid-year report puts the format at $171 million, up from about $108 million.
Spanish Love Songs hold back 5% of tour tickets at 20 pounds, no questions asked
The Los Angeles punk band play Spain for the first time on a 2027 run trailing the album Future Nausea.
The Velveteers book 20 UK and European dates for their first proper run over here
The Boulder garage-rock trio play London's Oslo on 18 February, most of a month into a leg that ends in Milan.
Tough Cookie name their EP Devotion after the Patti Smith book August read on tour
The London band's second record arrives on 23 October, trailed by the single Let Me Die (Curled In Your Arms).
Scottish National Jazz Orchestra opens its Coltrane centenary tour in Edinburgh
New commissions, a chanting brass section and a saxophonist making her Scottish debut filled The Queen's Hall.
Faye Meana finishes a years-old song and makes it the single All This Time
The London singer's bossa-tinged track lands ahead of her EP I Meant To Say on 9 October.