Kellin Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens performs at PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on June 29, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Sleeping with Sirens has announced a U.S. tour in support of the band’s new album, An Ending in Itself.
The headlining trek launches Oct. 6 in Phoenix and concludes Nov. 12 in Atlanta. Presales are open now, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Thursday at 10 a.m. local time.
For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit SirensMusic.co.
An Ending in Itself, the eighth Sleeping with Sirens record, dropped Friday. It’s the follow-up to 2022’s Complete Collapse.
British singer Bonnie Tyler performs at Theater am Potsdamer Platz on May 3, 2025 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Jakubaszek/Redferns)
Singer Bonnie Tyler is still recovering after undergoing surgery in May.
Tyler’s rep confirmed in May that doctors had put the “Total Eclipse of the Heart” singer in a medically induced coma to aid in her recovery from intestinal surgery. A post on the 75-year-old Tyler’s website on Monday reveals that she is “no longer in a coma but remains very unwell and in intensive care in hospital in Portugal.”
“Although her condition is improving it is a slow process,” the statement reads. “Her doctors remain confident that she will make a good recovery but it is going to take time.”
Tyler did have some shows scheduled for 2026, and the post apologizes to fans “for the disappointment that this will cause.”
“We would like to thank everyone for the huge outpouring of love and support from all over the world that we have received for Bonnie and want to tell you that she is aware of, and very grateful for, your good wishes,” the post continues. “Bonnie’s family continue to ask for privacy and promise that we will issue further updates as soon as there are significant developments to share.”
Tyler, known for her husky voice, rose to fame in the late ’70s and early ’80s. Her career launched to superstardom in 1983 thanks to her hit “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” which spent four weeks at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Bob Dylan performs as part of a double bill with Neil Young at Hyde Park on July 12, 2019 in London, England. (Photo by Dave J Hogan/Getty Images for ABA)
Bob Dylan turned 85 in May, and in a new opinion piece for The New York Times he reflects on the best and worst things about being an octogenarian.
The article was tied to President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday Sunday, although Dylan doesn’t mention Trump.
Dylan notes that the best part about being 80 “is that you outlive the clocks that have been chasing you.”
“It’s freedom from that lie that anything was ever under control,” he writes. “You don’t chase the parade anymore. You’re an old king from some vanished country. You’re harder to program. You’re not rushing to become anything and you’re not haunted by things that you did.”
He adds, “You’re haunted by how little of it really mattered in the way you thought it would.”
As for the worst things about being 80, Dylan notes, “The old fire in your heart still tells you to do this and that, but your body says we already did it. Also, nothing surprises you. It sounds like a luxury but it’s not, and also you’ve run out of illusions.”
“The really worst part about being 80 is that you find, at last, you’ve got an understanding of something that might have altered everything in the past, had it come at a time when something could still be altered,” he continues. “When you’re young you think that time moves forward. At 80 you know that it doesn’t, it stands still. We’re the ones that move.”
But turning 85 hasn’t slowed Dylan down. He’s currently on a North American tour that hits Santa Barbara on Wednesday. A complete list of dates can be found at BobDylan.com.
Steven Curtis Chapmen & Chris Janson’s “America the Beautiful” (SCSEE Music/The Fuel Music)
Chris Janson and Christian music superstar Steven Curtis Chapman have come together to create a new version of “America the Beautiful” for the United States’ 250th birthday on July 4.
“I’ve always believed music has the power to bring people together,” Chris says. “No matter where you’re from or what you believe, we all share this beautiful country and its story. Recording ‘America the Beautiful’ with Steven was an opportunity to celebrate what connects us and remind people that unity starts with listening to one another.”
The two Grand Ole Opry members performed the song together June 12 on the historic stage, along with the children’s choir featured on the track.
Chris’ latest hit, “Me & a Beer,” just peaked at #9 on the Mediabase radio airplay chart.
French Montana performs onstage at Complex and Apple Music present VERZUZ: French Montana vs. Rick Ross at Apple Music Studios on May 07, 2026, in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images for Complex)
French Montana wants to lend a helping hand to a cab driver whose car was damaged during celebrations for the NBA’s newest champions: the Knicks.
After coming across a video of the driver watching helplessly watching as a crowd climbed and ran across his cab, French reposted it on X and wrote, “Somebody find him for me so we can help him get back on his feet.” He followed up on Instagram Monday, writing, “lets find this brother.”
The celebrations in New York came after the Knicks beat the San Antonio Spurs 4-1 in the NBA Finals, securing their first championship in 53 years.
French recently added Remy Ma to his collaboration with Max B, “Ever Since You Left Me,” in honor of the Knicks’ playoff run and overall journey.
Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter, ‘Bring Your Love’ (Warner Records)
Madonna has released a new video for her Sabrina Carpenter duet, “Bring Your Love,” and she’s brought another blonde along for the ride: Julia Garner.
The video is similar to the “Bring Your Love” sequence in Madonna’s short film Confessions II, which she debuted at New York’s Tribeca Festival, and it was directed by the same people. In both, Madonna is shown dancing at a club as masked women dressed like high-tech ninjas pursue her with cameras.
Also in both, Julia, who was originally supposed to portray Madonna in a biopic, appears up at the club, styled like the Queen of Pop circa 1986.
This video, however, starts with Madonna dancing in a huge empty space, before a crowd of sweaty, shirtless men and a crowd of clubgoers charge at each other from opposite sides of the room. They all start dancing and Madonna, who’s rolled up in a piece of black fabric on the floor, gets kicked around before jumping up and welcoming Sabrina to the party.
As the packed dance floor gyrates, Madonna — or her body double — is shown flying and doing flips above the crowd while Sabrina stays on the ground. At the end, Madonna walks down a hallway and into a doorway decorated with a poster reading, “Come to the Club of Love.”
“Bring Your Love” is from Madonna’s album Confessions II, due July 3.
Culture Club’s Boy George turned 65 on Sunday, and to mark the occasion he recorded and released a new AI-assisted version of his group’s hit “Karma Chameleon.”
“Created in partnership with @artistincluded, this release showcases how ethical AI can help honor iconic music, celebrate the artists who created it, and introduce songs to new generations of listeners,” reads a post on Culture Club’s Instagram.
Artist Included is described in a press release as a new “artist-first” music and technology company, which aims “to help iconic artists reclaim creative participation, ownership, and long-term value in their music.”
Boy George recorded new vocals for the new take on the 1983 track, with AI used to make those vocals sound closer to the original release.
“Revisiting ‘Karma Chameleon’ in this way was emotional and creatively inspiring,” says Boy George. “The goal was never to replace the original — it was to celebrate it and let the song keep evolving for new audiences.”
Originally released in September 1983, “Karma Chameleon” was the first single off Culture Club’s sophomore album, Colour By Numbers. It spent three weeks at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and also topped the U.K. singles chart, where it spent six weeks on top.
In other Boy George news … Bidding is now open for the new Julien’s Auction Bold Luxury: Boy George Edit, which features a curated selection of the singer’s fashion, music memorabilia and art. A live auction will take place July 14 at the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills.
Jay Weinberg and Chloe Howcroft Weinberg on September 28, 2025 in New York, New York. (Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for 20th Century Studios)
Former Slipknot drummer Jay Weinberg and his wife, Chloe Weinberg, have welcomed their first child together.
“Mom and baby are healthy and doing great,” Jay wrote in an Instagram post Sunday announcing the news.
“We’re so thankful for the love and encouragement from our friends and loved ones, and over the moon with excitement to welcome our little girl into this world,” the post continues.
Not only does the baby have a drummer for a dad, she also has a drummer for a grandfather: Max Weinberg, longtime drummer for Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band. We’re guessing it’s only a matter of time before she makes her way behind the kit, as well.
Jay Weinberg was let go from Slipknot in 2023 after nearly a decade with the masked metallers. Following his departure from the ‘Knot, he joined Suicidal Tendencies before announcing his departure in January.
Jay released his debut solo song, “Sandstone,” in 2025. Another track, “Drone Operator,” followed in March.
The Police, U2 and Peter Gabriel were among the artists who performed at the final stop of the Conspiracy of Hope tour, a six-show tour organized on behalf of Amnesty International to raise awareness of human rights issues and celebrate the organization’s 25th anniversary.
The all-day show took place at New Jersey’s Giants Stadium, with The Police closing the concert. The concert was also the last of three Conspiracy of Hope dates played by the band, marking Sting, Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers’ first shows together since the group broke up following the Synchronicity tour in 1984.
Other artists on the New Jersey bill included Bryan Adams, Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul, Jackson Browne, Yoko Ono, Howard Jones, Joan Baez and Lou Reed.
The song from Toy Story 5 also makes history, becoming the first song by a woman to debut in the top 10 on Billboard‘s Country Airplay chart. The only other time that’s happened was when Garth Brooks emerged at #1 with “More Than a Memory” in September 2007.
“I Knew It, I Knew You” is currently at #8 on the tally, becoming Taylor’s 19th country top-10, her first since “Red” made it to #7 in December 2013.
Starting with her career-launching hit, “Tim McGraw,” in December 2006, she’s landed 40 songs on Billboard Country Airplay, the most recent being “I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor’s Version) (From the Vault)” with Chris Stapleton, which made it to #23 in November 2021.
Taylor’s time on the tally includes seven number ones.
