Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band are continuing to tour for this year's great New Threats From the Soul, and have announced a new round of spring North American dates which kick off March 26 in Nashville and wrap up April 11 in Austin. Those include a new NYC stop at Music Hall of Williamsburg on April 2 with Rosali, and tickets go on sale Friday, December 5 at 10 AM local time.
Pro-shot footage with a soundboard recording was posted to YouTube, capturing a tight rendition that's almost dead-on with the studio version. After the clip was posted to the band's Reddit, some fans agreed that it was so accurate, it could almost be interchangeable with the official studio single released in October. Next up, Foo Fighters will perform their headlining set for the Corona Capital festival proper on Friday in Mexico City.
The first leg kicks off on February 21st in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and runs through May 11th in St. John's, Newfoundland - one of 12 Canadian dates on the opening run. I Prevail, The Funeral Portrait, and Sleep Theory will provide support. Meanwhile, the second leg launches on October 23rd in Biloxi, Mississippi, and wraps up on November 22nd in Los Angeles. I Prevail and The Funeral Portrait will reprise their support roles.
Tickets for AC/DC's 2026 North American tour go on sale Friday, November 7th, at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster, except for Denver, Las Vegas, and Philadelphia, which will go on sale at noon local time that same day. Once tickets are on sale, fans can also look for deals or get tickets to sold-out concerts via StubHub, where orders are 110% guaranteed through StubHub's FanProtect program.
Last year, Dirty Three returned with Love Changes Everything, their first studio album in 12 years, and played a number of shows in their native Australia in support of it. They've now announced their first North American tour since 2012. The shows will take place in March and April. See Dirty Three's tour dates below. Love Changes Everything marked Warren Ellis, Mick Turner, and Jim White's follow-up to Toward the Low Sun.
Gary Numan has confirmed a Spring 2026 North American tour. The trek kicks off on March 7th in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, after Numan's stint aboard the RC Adventure of the Seas for The 80s Cruise. Subsequent dates include stops in cities such as Baltimore, Toronto, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Denver, and others. See the full schedule below. Get Gary Numan Tickets Here Tickets are currently on sale for Gary Numan's Spring 2026 North American tour via Ticketmaster.
Big Thief performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night, breaking out the Double Infinity single " Grandmother." Backing the nonchalant trio were multiple percussionists on wind chimes, congas, shakers, and more, as well as backup singers, a bassist, and an additional guitarist. Watch a replay of the performance below. If that live rendition of "Grandmother" has you itching to see Big Thief live, then act soon. They're currently on tour in support of their new album.
Thundercat and Remi Wolf were enjoying the insomnia vibes performing their new collaboration "Children of the Baked Potato" on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. "Children of the Baked Potato" is an ode to staying up later than you should because you're finally enjoying some me-time - a relatable experience for Late Show viewers. "I'll be dancing with myself," Thundercat sang, "Just vibing with my cats."
Florence + The Machine have announced the "Everybody Scream" North American tour in support of their new album of the same name. Rachel Chinouriri, SOFIA ISELLA, CMAT, and Mannequin Pussy will provide support on select dates. Spanning a total of 23 dates, the North American arena tour officially kicks off on April 8th in Minneapolis and also includes stops in Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia, Miami, Atlanta, Austin, Houston, and San Francisco.
RUSH's highly anticipated comeback has expanded to 58 dates, as Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee have announced additional shows across all 17 cities on the second leg of their 2026 North American tour. That means fans in cities including Philadelphia, Detroit, Montreal, Boston, San Antonio, Denver, Seattle, Atlanta, Edmonton, and Vancouver will have multiple chances to see the band back in action for the first time in over a decade.
"When the world is friction, lube isn't a luxury. It's a necessity," Peaches said about No Lube So Rude in a press statement. "It's how you turn that friction into pleasure, into power, into pride. I want people to understand that they can still have a voice no matter who they are or what the world says about them. Now more than ever, there are so many forces that just want you to give up and be quiet. If this album can help you resist that, then that's what it's for."
Ghost have announced a Winter 2026 North American outing, a new leg on the band's ongoing SKELETOUR WORLD TOUR. The 20-date run kicks off January 21st in Orlando, Florida, and wraps up February 23rd in Inglewood, California, hitting cities such as Charlotte, Montreal, Toronto, Cincinnati, Vancouver, and Seattle along the way. Get Ghost Tickets Here An artist pre-sale begins Tuesday (September 30th) at 10 a.m. local
Last month, Amaarae shared her new album Black Star. Now, the Ghanaian American singer has announced a short North American tour. The Black Star Experience will bring Amaarae to New York City, Toronto, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles in November and December. Check out her upcoming shows below. Black Star was led by the singles S.M.O. and Girlie-Pop! Album track Fineshyt also received a release-day music video.
After being introduced, the Maiden singer got a warm response from the crowd, and then began singing "The Star-Spangled Banner." Get Bruce Dickinson Tickets Here Dickinson started out a little rough on the opening lines, but then quickly recovered to belt the heck out of the song, with a powerful delivery of "And the rocket's red glare" and going full Maiden on "O'er the land of the free," holding the note on "free" for a good six seconds.
Back in 2015, composers Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally, along with playwright Robert Horn, believed they had a surefire future Broadway hit on their hands. But as is often the case, a New York City theater dream didn't quite go as planned. The world premiere in Dallas of that would-be hit musical - "Moonshine: That Hee Haw Musical" - landed with a lukewarm fizzle.
"We started work on an album this year and the way that normally goes, we write, we rehearse, we record, we mix, we get it all wrapped up tightly and then start putting songs out into the world," Britt Daniel says. "But as we finished up the first two songs for the LP, it crossed somebody's mind and eventually all of ours that these two really should come out now. Let's get them out there. And so here they are today, 'Chateau Blues' and 'Guess I'm Fallin In Love.' Two new tunes with distinct personalities that were summoned into the world the past few months in Austin TX and Providence RI."
Billy Graziadei explained that 'F**k the System' reflects Biohazard's perspective on the divisive nature of society, emphasizing how external powers manipulate people into conflict over politics, class, and race.
After being introduced by Kimmel, the punk veterans tore through one of their most popular songs, which kicks off with the iconic deadpan line from guitarist Noodles: 'You gotta keep 'em separated.'
