You can check out The Grascals’ new music video for “Broken Angels,” featuring Dolly Parton, on YouTube now.
Trace Adkins is adding seven new dates to his 30th Anniversary Tour, as he appears in I Can Only Imagine 2, which opens Feb. 20.
Shane Profitt’s new track, “You Could Do Anything,” drops Friday, on the heels of his current hit, “Long Live Country.”
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After teasing some big names who’d be joining him for his upcoming album, Whatever’s Clever!, Charlie Puth has released the full track list for the project — and it turns out he’s got even more guests than previously announced.
Whatever’s Clever includes a collaboration with Wicked star Jeff Goldblum called “Until It Happens to You.” There’s also a duet on the song “Sideways” with singer and actress Coco Jones, who, like Charlie, was a performer during the Super Bowl pregame show on Sunday.
In addition, Charlie has a duet with “Love Me Not” singer Ravyn Lenae called “New Jersey,” which is Charlie’s home state; and a collaboration called “Home” that features Hikaru Utada, one of Japan’s bestselling artists.
All those artists are in addition to the guests Charlie has already revealed: Kenny G, who played with Charlie during his national anthem performance at the Super Bowl; and Yacht Rock icons Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald on a song called “Love In Exile.”
The album also includes the single “Changes.” It’s due March 27.
Here’s the full track list:
“Changes”
“Beat Yourself Up”
“Cry” (feat. Kenny G)
“Washed Up”
“New Jersey” (feat. Ravyn Lenae)
“Don’t Meet Your Heroes”
“Home” (feat. Hikaru Utada)
“Hey Brother”
“Sideways” (feat. Coco Jones)
“Love In Exile” (feat. Michael McDonald & Kenny Loggins)
“Until It Happens To You” (feat. Jeff Goldblum)
“I Used To Be Cringe”
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Eric Church’s Evangeline vs. The Machine Comes Alive arrives in IMAX theaters Wednesday, returning on Saturday as well.
On Tuesday the Chief started the day discussing his concert film on CBS Mornings.
“It was unnerving,” he said of seeing it for the first time. “We went to a screening in L.A. and from my perspective, every night, I see my microphone and I see the people. I never see this behind me. And in IMAX, you’re 12 feet tall, which I didn’t mind. But it was unnerving … and also enlightening to see it all happen. The stuff that I never get to see, I got to watch it on the IMAX thing.”
“And the thing about the IMAX is it freezes a moment in time,” he continued. “And I’m gonna get older, those fans are gonna get older, but we froze that moment in time forever musically.”
You can watch Eric’s complete CBS Mornings interview on YouTube.
The 19-track live album that accompanies Evangeline vs. The Machine Comes Alive also drops on Friday.
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The Police drummer Stewart Copeland has announced dates for a 2026 tour.
Have I Said Too Much – The Police, Hollywood, and Other Adventures will be Copeland’s first spoken word North American tour and will have him visiting 34 cities. The show is described as an evening of conversation with Copeland. It will include photos and videos, along with a Q&A.
The trek kicks off June 3 in Orlando, Florida, hitting such cities as Dallas, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, Pittsburgh, Minneapolis and Nashville before wrapping Aug. 7 in Hopewell, Virginia.
An artist presale begins Thursday at 10 a.m. local time, with tickets going on sale to the general public Friday at 10 a.m. local time.
A complete list of dates can be found at StewartCopeland.net.
Next up for Copeland, he’ll be taking part in Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp’s Masters of Rock: Volume II in Los Angeles Feb. 19-22. More info can be found at RockCamp.com.
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Charles Kelley’s been teasing that he’s adding a duet partner to one of the tracks from his Songs for a New Moon album, offering snippets to see if fans can sniff out his guest vocalist.
On Monday he confirmed they’ve succeeded, writing, “Y’all guessed it- ‘Can’t Be Alone Tonight’ featuring [Maren Morris] will be out this Friday!” on Instagram. Charles also shared a video of the two together, listening to the playback of the track.
Songs for a New Moon came out in June and featured “Can’t Lose You,” which was a hit on the adult contemporary charts.
Feb. 5 marked the 10th anniversary of the Lady A vocalist’s first solo project, The Driver.
Charles is set to play his first solo show in London at The Tabernacle on March 5.
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Ticketmaster recently announced that it would be making available a new batch of tickets for Ariana Grande’s sold-out Eternal Sunshine tour. These are tickets that were canceled because the seller “violated our terms of use” and are now back in play. Starting now, fans can request them via a process that’s explained on Ticketmaster’s Instagram and on its website.
First of all, these tickets are only available to people who don’t have tickets yet; fans whose resale tickets were canceled due to the violation of terms will be prioritized. If there are tickets left after those people are taken care of, other fans will be randomly selected to receive tickets. You can request tickets up until Thursday at 12 p.m. ET.
Fans can submit their request for specific show dates and the ticket type they want, and then enter their payment details. If your request can be fulfilled, you’ll receive an email by Feb. 19 letting you know which of your requested tickets can be fulfilled; at that point, your card will be charged.
You can request tickets to multiple shows, and up to four tickets per show. The more dates you select, the better your chances of getting tickets will be. However, you can’t submit multiple requests: all the shows you want to get tickets for have to be in one request form.
The Eternal Sunshine tour, Ari’s first tour in seven years, begins June 6 in Oakland, California, and is set to wrap up Sept. 1 in London.
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Queen’s Brian May has given fans a preview of the planned reissue of the band’s sophomore album, Queen II.
In a new video posted to Instagram, May gives fans a peek inside Abbey Road Studios, where he’s working on the project. He shared what he called a “work-in-progress Dolby Atmos (surround) rebuild of PROCESSION,” which is the album’s opening track.
“I’m inviting you in because I want you to be as excited as I am when this becomes available for streaming very soon, and when the Dolby Atmos Blue-Ray (sic) comes out !!!” May writes. “It will sound about 50 times better than this!”
He notes that once they are finished with the Dolby upgrade, listeners “will be effectively sitting inside the guitar ‘orchestra,'” adding it will be “QUEEN II – like you never heard it before.”
May previously teased the upcoming Queen II box set with a video on Instagram noting that he was about to film an unboxing video for what he called the “rebuild” of the album. May first hinted that he was working on the project back in August, posting a video of him tinkering in the studio with the song “Funny How Love Is.”
The Queen II reissue follows the band’s June 2025 reissue of their self-titled debut album, which featured a remixed and remastered version of the album, which they renamed Queen I. It included the album on Dolby Atmos for the first time, along with plenty of bonus material.
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Jack Harlow fans have a date with Monica in March.
The rapper has announced that his fourth album, Monica, will be out March 13, which also happens to be his birthday. According to a press release, the album was written at New York’s legendary Electric Lady Studios, following the Kentucky native’s move to the Big Apple.
Monica is the follow-up to the “First Class” rapper’s album Jackman, which came out in 2023. Since then, he’s released a number of singles, including collaborations with Doja Cat and Jungkook of BTS, and also kicked off his acting career, starring in 2023’s remake of White Men Can’t Jump and 2024’s The Instigators.
Monica is available to preorder now.
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Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme is the guest on the latest edition of Grammy-winning musician Norah Jones’ podcast, Norah Jones Is Playing Along.
In between conversation, Homme and Jones play several Queens songs together, including “Make It Wit Chu,” “This Lullaby” and “Kalopsia.” They also perform a cover of the song “Somethin’ Stupid,” famously recorded by Frank Sinatra and Nancy Sinatra, which was previously teased before the episode premiered.
You can watch Homme’s full Playing Along appearance on YouTube.
Norah Jones Is Playing Along has previously featured Dave Grohl as a guest.
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The latest preview of Ingrid Andress’ third album — and her first new music of 2026 — will arrive on Friday with a track called “Now I Know.”
“We tend to glamorize what ‘growing’ and ‘self discovery’ look like without acknowledging the pain it also takes to break out of the cocoon that kept you safe,” she says. “The beauty of knowing you made it through those ugly, difficult times is what makes all the heartbreak worth it. You learn to trust and believe in yourself again and that is something only you can know after seeing it through to the other side.”
“I wrote ‘Now I Know’ to encourage myself and others to face and let go of the things that no longer serve us because we are capable of having the happiness we’ve imagined for ourselves,” she adds.
Ingrid co-wrote and co-produced the new song, the first of more new music that’s ahead as she puts the finishing touches on the follow-up to 2022’s Good Person, which featured the #1 “Wishful Drinking” with Sam Hunt.
Her debut, 2020’s Lady Like, launched her first #1, “More Hearts Than Mine,” and led to a Grammy nom in the all-genre best new artist category.
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