‘Victory Garden’ album artwork. (Fearless Records)
Young the Giant has released a new song called “Already There,” a track off the band’s upcoming album, Victory Garden.
The “Cough Syrup” outfit describes “Already There” as “A song about distance, longing, and the quiet ways we stay connected to the ones we love, no matter how far we roam.”
Victory Garden, the follow-up to 2022’s American Bollywood, is due out May 1. It also includes the single “Different Kind of Love” and the cut “Bitter Fruit.”
Young the Giant will launch a U.S. tour in May. The bill also includes Cold War Kids and almost monday.
Jeremy McKinnon of A Day To Remember performs onstage during Warped Tour at Shoreline Waterfront on July 26, 2025 in Long Beach, California. (Scott Dudelson/Getty Images)
A Day to Remember is hoping to take you on a cruise to remember.
The band has announced the Big Ole Boat Show concert cruise, setting sail April 28, 2027, from Miami. The seafaring event will make a stop in Nassau, Bahamas, before returning May 2.
A Day to Remember will perform two headlining sets during the trip. The lineup also includes Knocked Loose and The Devil Wears Prada.
Kehlani and Missy Elliott go “Back and Forth” on Kehlani’s new single, on which they express their refusal to get into an argument. It’s a tease of Kehlani’s self-titled debut, out April 24, and follows her performances of “Folded” and “After Hours” on Amazon Music’s In the Paint experience.
Momo Boyd, featured on Baby Keem’s “Good Flirts” alongside Kendrick Lamar, has released her debut EP, Miss Michigan.“I would describe it as an introduction to my world, but also an homage to my beginnings,” she says in a statement. “It’s both an introduction and a tribute to where it all started.”
Blxst is back with his self-produced song “Day After Day” with Big Sad 1900. It samples the 1996 song “Up Against the Wind” by Lori Perry and finds Blxst speaking about “growth through setbacks – touching on betrayal, resilience, and the reality that even after making it out, challenges don’t disappear, they evolve,” a press release states. The video, directed by Maxwell Alldread, highlights family, community and connection amid daily sacrifice and struggle. His last album, I’ll Always Come Find You, came out in 2024.
Tink arrives with her new project, F***, Marry, Kill. “I’m closing some chapters while opening some new ones. & this album is really about embracing every part of the Ride … whatever season you’re in right now; I over stand,” she wrote on Instagram.
Marshmello & Thomas Rhett’s “Where We Go” (Big Loud/Mercury Records)
Marshmello says his new collab with Thomas Rhett, “Where We Go,” is “his version of country,” blending synthesizers with the twang of electric guitar.
“I ain’t even had a drink but I’m backroad tipsy/ Lose my mind every time you kiss me/ I don’t care where we go as long as you’re here with me,” TR sings on his new track with the artist/producer.
Thomas and ‘Mello played a game of Would You Rather? on social media leading up to the release, with TR choosing his bus over flying, while ‘Mello prefers a plane, though he says he’s warming up to the idea of a bus.
‘Mello also had to explain what a “For You” page is to TR, who revealed his page of suggested social media content would be filled with items about steak and babies.
“Where We Go” is Marshmello’s country follow-up to “Better Man Than Me” with Hudson Westbrook and “Holy Water” with Jelly Roll, which both came out in 2025. Previously, 2024’s “Miles on It” and 2019’s “One Thing Right” — both with Kane Brown — made it to the top of the country chart.
That’s the place Thomas Rhett seems to be headed, with “Ain’t a Bad Life” with Jordan Davis currently in the top five. In March, TR also put out his cover of “Georgia on My Mind,” ESPN’s 2026 theme for its Masters Tournament campaign.
Chris and Rich Robinson of the Black Crowes at the Aragon Ballroom In Chicago, Illinois, April 19 2024 (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images)
The Black Crowes are headed out on tour with country rock band Whiskey Myers this year, and ahead of the trek, the two bands have teamed up to record a cover of The Rolling Stones track “Star Star.”
“We had a blast getting together recently at Iron Cross Studios with Jay Joyce to cut this cult @therollingstones classic,” the bands wrote in a post on Instagram. Joyce is the producer behind The Crowes’ last two albums, 2024’s Happiness Bastards and their recent release, A Pound of Feathers.
“See ya on the road this summer on The Southern Hospitality Tour,” they added.
“Star Star,” written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, appeared on The Rolling Stones’ 11th studio album, 1973’s Goats Head Soup.
The Southern Hospitality Tour kicks off May 17 in Austin, Texas, and wraps Aug. 20 in Mountain View, California. A complete list of dates can be found at TheBlackCrowes.com.
Fresh off her Hollywood Walk of Fame honor, Brandy has earned a New York Times bestseller with her memoir, Phases. She took to Instagram to share her surprise at the “truly unbelievable” news while reflecting on the process of writing the book.
“My heart is so full,” she wrote. “Writing this memoir meant facing some of my deepest truths, my earliest struggles, and the moments that shaped my growth. There were times it felt scary to share so openly, but it has also been one of the most healing experiences of my life.”
Brandy said it’s been “honestly overwhelming” to see her story resonate with so many, adding, “This feels bigger than me.” She went on to thank “everyone who picked up a copy, shared it with someone you love, or sent me messages of encouragement. Your support has carried me through every phase of my life and career.”
Phases traces Brandy’s journey from humble beginnings singing in church in McComb, Mississippi, to landing her first record deal, achieving a Platinum album and starring in a sitcom — while revealing the pressures she faced while attempting to maintain a flawless image.
The memoir is now available on hardcover, eBook and audiobook formats.
On the final day of their journey to the moon, the crew of Artemis II awoke to Zac Brown Band singing its 2010 hit, “Free.”
They also heard a prerecorded message from Zac.
“Good morning Reed, Victor, Christina and Jeremy,” it began. “Zac from Zac Brown Band here, checking in from the USA. We hope that piece of our song, ‘Free,’ helps start your day with the right kind of lift.”
“We just want to say how proud we are of you,” he continued. “It takes courage, grit and freedom to chase the unknown. It’s the purest kind of American spirit. Millions back home are looking up and feeling more inspired because of you. Keep flying strong. Keep flying safe. We can’t wait to welcome you home. Come see us on the road.”
The NASA crew is set to return to Earth Friday evening, wrapping up a 10-day mission that was the first crewed flight around the moon since 1972.
Meanwhile, ZBB has already mapped out their next journey. They kick off the Love & Fear Tour July 17 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band perform during Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour at Target Center on March 31, 2026 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images)
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band have released two live performance videos shot during their current Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour.
The videos are for performances of “Streets of Minneapolis” and Prince’s “Purple Rain,” both filmed during opening night of the tour at Minneapolis’ Target Center.
The “Streets of Minneapolis” performance marked the first time Springsteen performed the protest song backed by The E Street Band. He released the tune in late January, noting it was written in response to what was happening in Minnesota, including the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good.
The Prince cover, performed in the late singer’s home state, was the first time Springsteen’s performed it live in over a decade. He dedicated the song to “the maestro.”
Springsteen and The E Street Band wrapped a two-night stand at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles Thursday, which included the tour debut of The River track “Two Hearts.”
The Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour hits San Francisco on Monday. A complete list of dates can be found at BruceSpringsteen.net.
“Funny thing about holidays, family, and traditions,” the note said. “You don’t realize how important they are until you remember all the things people in your life want to do to celebrate them; the reason people come together, go home and remember, catch up with old friends.
“Over the last few weeks, I’ve heard about a lot of traditions that wouldn’t be happening – because I was going to play Las Vegas over the 4th of July Weekend,” he continued. “I won’t say I didn’t realize, but I will say: hearing from people I know and care about, I heard them loud and clear.”
Recipients were also given a promo code for another Sphere date.
“Not that I don’t want to see you at Sphere, to share this incredible, full-immersion music-visual experience with you. I do,” he closed.
The “When the Sun Goes Down” hitmaker played 15 shows there in 2025, becoming the first country artist to headline the innovative venue.
Kenny’s nine dates in 2026 kick off June 19 and wrap July 11.
Lady Gaga and Doechii’s ‘Runway.’ (Interscope Records)
Doechii and Lady Gaga are ready to hit the “Runway.”
The two artists have released their collaboration for The Devil Wears Prada 2 soundtrack, after the song was initially teased in the film’s final trailer.
The fierce track was made for strutting, with Doechii declaring, “Monday through Sunday, I can turn a dance floor into a runway.”
The song was written by Gaga, Bruno Mars, Andrew Watt and others, and produced by Mars, Watt, Cirkut and D’Mile.
This marks the first collab between Doechii and Gaga, who have expressed mutual admiration for each other.
After Gaga told British Vogue that Doechii’s “pen feels immediately legendary,” Doechii reacted in an interview with People. “I’m the biggest Lady Gaga fan, and she is so dedicated to her creativity and pushing the limits, so for a legend like that to say that about me, it really, really validated me in a humbling way,” she said.
20th Century Studios’ The Devil Wears Prada 2, starring Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep, hits theaters May 1.
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