B5 says their ‘seasoned, clean set’ is being ‘received very well’ on Boys 4 Life tour

B5 says their ‘seasoned, clean set’ is being ‘received very well’ on Boys 4 Life tour
B5 says their ‘seasoned, clean set’ is being ‘received very well’ on Boys 4 Life tour
Dustin Breeding, Kelly Breeding, Carnell Breeding, Patrick Breeding and Bryan Breeding of the band B5 perform during The Boys 4 Life Tour at Smoothie King Center on March 13, 2026, in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Josh Brasted/Getty Images)

B5 has been busy performing as part of the Boys 4 Life tour — an opportunity they had just a few days to prepare for.

“We were asked to join, I’d say eight days prior for the tour,” Patrick tells ABC Audio. “So we did have to round up, get ourselves together pretty quickly. But you know what they say, when you stay ready, you don’t really have to get ready.”

The opportunity, he adds, was well worth it because of the love from their fans.

“Going to these cities and seeing these fans … in real time onstage … makes B5 feel great,” Patrick says. “It gives us just even more fuel to go out there each night and to just give it our all and leave nothing out there on the stage.”

The Boys 4 Life tour serves as a reunion of sorts. The group shares the lineup with Bow Wow, Omarion and Pretty Ricky — artists they toured with during the 2005 Scream IV Tour.

“It’s very nostalgic,” Carnell says, noting they get to see each other now as adults. “It’s a different vibe, it’s a different feeling.”

What’s also different is B5’s approach to performing.

“We were really wild back then,” Patrick says. “Nowadays … we’re seasoned, everything’s a little more controlled. Everything has intention behind it.”

Still, fans can expect high energy.

“Our set is pretty energetic. … We have a very good, seasoned, clean set,” says Dustin. “[We] hit you with the hits … and then, you know, kill them at the end with the ‘All I Do.'”

“The crowd goes crazy every time,” he adds of the crowd’s response. “The way [the set list] rolls out and flows is being received very well … so we definitely recognize that and we appreciate it.” 

The tour wraps up on April 26.

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Greta Van Fleet’s Jake Kiszka announces Q&A event at Gibson Garage Nashville

Greta Van Fleet’s Jake Kiszka announces Q&A event at Gibson Garage Nashville
Greta Van Fleet’s Jake Kiszka announces Q&A event at Gibson Garage Nashville
Jake Kiszka from Greta Van Fleet performs on stage at Tons Of Rock Festival 2024 on June 29, 2024 in Oslo, Norway. (Per Ole Hagen/Redferns)

Greta Van Fleet guitarist Jake Kiszka is taking part in a live Q&A event taking place April 23 at the Gibson Garage in Nashville. 

The event starts at 3 p.m. CT, and is free and open to the public. Anyone hoping to attend is encouraged to arrive early. 

“To mark the occasion, we’ll be unveiling something truly special,” the Gibson Garage Instagram teases.

Greta Van Fleet’s most recent album is 2023’s Starcatcher. Kiszka has since launched the band Mirador, which released their self-titled debut album in 2025.

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Bleachers to headline ’Rolling Stone’ Rock Tour kickoff show

Bleachers to headline ’Rolling Stone’ Rock Tour kickoff show
Bleachers to headline ’Rolling Stone’ Rock Tour kickoff show
Jack Antonoff of Bleachers performs on stage during Lollapalooza at Grant Park on August 01, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. (Barry Brecheisen/Getty Images)

Bleachers are headlining the first show of Rolling Stone magazine’s 2026 Rock Tour, taking place May 20 at the Fillmore in New Orleans.

Presales begin Wednesday at 10 a.m. CT, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Thursday at 10 a.m. CT.

The Rolling Stone Rock Tour aims to showcase “the most exciting artists shaping the future of rock” and highlight “emerging voices across indie, alternative, and genre-defying rock,” according to a press release. It will also make stops in Denver, San Diego, New York City, Chicago and Nashville; artists for those dates have yet to be announced.

Bleachers, meanwhile, will launch a full U.S. tour in June in support of their upcoming album, everyone for ten minutes, due out May 22.

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Shinedown announces additional Dance, Kid, Dance Act II tour dates

Shinedown announces additional Dance, Kid, Dance Act II tour dates
Shinedown announces additional Dance, Kid, Dance Act II tour dates
Brent Smith of Shinedown performs in concert during Rocklahoma at Rockin’ Red Dirt Ranch on August 31, 2025 in Pryor, Oklahoma. (Gary Miller/Getty Images)

Shinedown has added four dates to their upcoming Dance, Kid, Dance Act II U.S. tour.

The newly announced shows take place July 26 in Charlotte, North Carolina; July 28 in Camdenton, Missouri; Sept. 5 in Grand Island, Nebraska; and Sept. 7 in St. Louis.

The bill will also include Skillet and From Ashes to New in Charlotte; From Ashes to New in Camdenton; Dexter and the Moonrocks in Grand Island; and Winona Fighter in St. Louis. 

Presales begin Wednesday, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. local time. For all ticket info, visit Shinedown.com.

The Dance, Kid, Dance Act II tour, the sequel to 2025’s Dance, Kid, Dance tour, launches in May. It supports the upcoming new Shinedown album, EI8HT, due out May 29.

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Music Notes: Kehlani, Isaiah Rashad and more

Music Notes: Kehlani, Isaiah Rashad and more
Music Notes: Kehlani, Isaiah Rashad and more

Kehlani is set to perform as the latest guest on Amazon Music Presents: In the Paint, “which brings basketball and music together by reimagining artists’ most essential songs in a cinematic, courtside setting,” as per a press release. Her episode premieres Thursday and will air during the NBA on Prime Video postgame show, NBA Nightcap, after its New York Knicks vs. Boston Celtics livestream. It arrives ahead of her self-titled album, due out April 24.

It’s Been Awful for Isaiah Rashad, and he’s planning to explain how. His new album, his first in five years, is set to release May 1. He announced the news via a cinematic trailer, which shows the rapper with open, bloody wounds as he limps across a field after seemingly being beaten. It ends with him lying on the ground as two people stand over him. It’s Been Awful will serve as the follow-up to 2021’s The House is Burning. Its single, Same Sh!T, is now available for presave. A snippet of an instrumental can be heard on the website.

Al Green, Patti LaBelle and Public Enemy are on the lineup for the Stern Grove Festival, a set of free concerts taking place in San Francisco this summer. Patti is scheduled to play on Aug. 9, and Public Enemy will take the stage on Aug. 15. Al’s performance will follow on Aug. 16.

Beyoncé’s Lemonade is the latest album to get the Rockabye Baby treatment. The songs have been reimagined as instrumental lullabies and compiled on an album titled Lullaby Renditions of Beyoncé’s Lemonade. It arrives on Friday and follows the 2017 release Lullaby Renditions of Beyoncé. The animation for “Hold Up” is available to watch on YouTube.

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Music notes: BTS, Teddy Swims and more

Music notes: BTS, Teddy Swims and more
Music notes: BTS, Teddy Swims and more

BTS has dropped the third visual from their new album, ARIRANG. This one is for “Hooligan,” and it’s a futuristic scenario where the guys perform with a crew of masked dancers, attend what looks like a goth cocktail party, dance on a red platform and sing in dark room as people fly above them. There’s also a black-and-white sequence where a masked woman twirls swords around, and a scene where RM raps into a microphone that looks like it was made out of human bones and power cables. “Hooligan” follows the videos for “SWIM” and “2.0.”

Teddy Swims has revealed when we can hear his new song: “Mr. Know-It-All” arrives Thursday at 6 p.m. ET. It’s not clear if it’s a standalone single, or the first taste of a new album.

Want to live in the mansion that Sabrina Carpenter robbed in her video for “House Tour”? According to Wallpaper, the 13,000-square-foot home in the Hollywood Hills is on the market for $36.8 million. If you’d prefer to rent, it’s just $165,000 per month. That does get you an infinity pool, a basement nightclub, a firepit, an outdoor kitchen, six bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.

Starting Wednesday on YouTube, you can watch a video series documenting the recent concerts that Freya Skye played in London. Called Freya Skye Stars Align Tour: Live from London, it premieres at 4 p.m. ET on Freya’s YouTube channel. Meanwhile, Freya’s hit “silent treatment” just became her first to chart on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Peter Frampton’s new album, ‘Carry the Light’, celebrated with autographed turntable

Peter Frampton’s new album, ‘Carry the Light’, celebrated with autographed turntable
Peter Frampton’s new album, ‘Carry the Light’, celebrated with autographed turntable
Peter Frampton’s ‘Carry The Light’ (UMe)

Peter Frampton is releasing a brand-new album, Carry the Light, on May 15, and the release will be celebrated with a unique piece of memorabilia.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer announced that a limited-edition turntable will be released alongside the album. The hand-decoupaged item will feature the Carry the Light album cover artwork, will be hand autographed by Frampton and will be covered in a gloss finish.

In addition to vinyl, the turntable has the ability to stream smartphone audio through built-in Bluetooth speakers. It also features a headphone jack for personal listening.

Only 100 turntables are available for purchase and can be preordered now.

Carry the Light will be Frampton’s first album of all-new material in 16 years. The album features guest appearances by such artists as Sheryl Crow, Graham Nash, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ keyboardist Benmont Tench, Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello, H.E.R. and saxophonist Bill Evans.

Carry the Light is available for preorder now.

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Report: Scrapped Madonna biopic is a plot point in upcoming season of ‘The Studio’

Report: Scrapped Madonna biopic is a plot point in upcoming season of ‘The Studio’
Report: Scrapped Madonna biopic is a plot point in upcoming season of ‘The Studio’
Madonna leaves the Hotel Amen on her way to the Hotel Gritti in Venice, Italy, where season 2 of ‘The Studio’ is filming, March 16, 2026. (Stefano Mazzola/Getty Images)

All those photos and videos from the set of The Studio season 2 showing Madonna and Julia Garner together? It turns out there’s a definite method behind their madness, and it has to do with Madonna’s now-abandoned biopic.

You may recall that Madonna was going to direct a movie about her life, with Julia starring as the Material Girl. The project was shelved in 2023, and Madonna subsequently launched her Celebration Tour. But Variety, citing sources, reports that a major plot point in The Studio season 2 will involve the nonexistent film.

The show’s Continental Studios, the fictional company run by Seth Rogen’s character, will be portrayed as the producer of the project. In that capacity, it will bring the Madonna biopic to the Venice Film Festival. Madonna and Julia also attend in order to promote the film and drum up Oscar buzz. Madonna won’t be the film’s director in the fictional world of the show, however. The whole thing will play out over two episodes, Variety reports.

Meanwhile, Netflix is reportedly developing a TV series about Madonna’s life that’s unrelated to the movie; Julia isn’t part of that project.

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Nashville notes: Ray Stevens’ fall + Craig Campbell’s cornhole competition

Nashville notes: Ray Stevens’ fall + Craig Campbell’s cornhole competition
Nashville notes: Ray Stevens’ fall + Craig Campbell’s cornhole competition

Country Music Hall of Famer Ray Stevens is recovering at home from a March 29 fall that left him with a broken neck. According to a news release, he’s “fully mobile and in good spirits,” though he has to wear a neck brace for a month. His latest album, Favorites Old & New, comes out Friday. 

Jamey Johnson remembered Merle Haggard with his cover of 2010’s “Pretty When It’s New” on Monday, the anniversary of the Hag’s birth and death. 

Craig Campbell’s 12th annual Celebrity Cornhole Challenge will take place Tuesday, June 2, at Nashville’s 6th & Peabody in the days leading up to CMA Fest. He’ll announce the stars set to play on May 1. All proceeds go to the Kenny Campbell Foundation, named for Craig’s father, who died of colorectal cancer at age 36. 

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‘Where We Go’: Thomas Rhett and Marshmello name-check Conway Twitty in new collab

‘Where We Go’: Thomas Rhett and Marshmello name-check Conway Twitty in new collab
‘Where We Go’: Thomas Rhett and Marshmello name-check Conway Twitty in new collab
Thomas Rhett (Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images)

With just six words, Marshmello solved the mystery that Thomas Rhett started last week with a “teaser” that was simply a video of him eating marshmallows out of the bag with an instrumental music bed behind it.

“Where We Go available everywhere Friday,” the DJ/producer said in a joint post on both artists’ accounts.

The update was accompanied by a photo of the two leaning against a truck bed, with Thomas in camo and jeans, while Marshmello sported his signature marshmallow-esque headpiece. 

There’s also a video preview of the song, with TR and ‘Mello bopping along as Thomas Rhett sings: “Gonna drive all night, say goodbye to the city, hit the dashboard with a little Conway Twitty/ Get your blue eyes shinin’ on the moonlight pretty/ I don’t care where we go as long as you’re here with me.” 

It’s not clear whether “Where We Go” could be the beginning of Thomas’ next record or not. In October 2025, he released the deluxe version of About a Woman, the expansion of his seventh studio album that originally came out in August 2024. 

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