“Training” / “Great” single artwork. (Post Atlantic)
Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams has released two new songs with her Power Snatch project.
The tracks are called “Great” and “Training,” and both are collaborations with musician Tiberius b.
Williams officially launched Power Snatch in January, though online sleuths uncovered an Instagram profile relating to the project dating back to summer 2025. Power Snatch also features songwriter/producer Daniel James, who worked with Williams on her 2025 solo album, Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party.
Williams launched her debut solo tour in March, during which she played Ego Death in full each night. She’ll embark on another U.S. tour in September dubbed “The Hayley Williams Show,” which will feature performances from songs off all three of her solo albums.
As Alan Jackson prepares to wrap up his touring career with a sold-out show Saturday at Nissan Stadium, he’s dropping new music as a tribute to his wife of 50 years.
When Alan initially met Denise Jackson, “she was a cheerleader for Newnan High School practicing her dance routine for the cheerleader squad.” The song that was playing was the band Orleans’ top-five pop hit from 1976, “Still the One.”
“I sat there and watched her, and three years later I ended up marrying that girl and she’s my wife today,” Alan says. “This has always been one of our fond memories of our starting-out days, and every time we hear that song … it brings back those memories.”
“I went in the studio and re-recorded that pop song with a little country seasoning on it, and I gave it to her for her birthday because she’s ‘still the one,'” he adds.
Saturday’s star-studded Last Call: One More for the Road will air as an NBC special later this year.
Tom Morello at 2023 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. (Disney/Jennifer Pottheiser)
Tom Morello has dropped out of his solo tour of Europe in order to care for his 102-year-old mother, Mary Morello.
“My dear mom, Mary Morello is back in the hospital and I’m headed home to help look after her,” the Rage Against the Machine guitarist writes in an Instagram post. “Rocking the UK & Europe with you all this summer has been incredible and I [can’t] wait to be back with you and continue this movement that we started. With much love, unity and power.”
Morello previously postponed scheduled headlining shows in London and Paris earlier in June. Refunds for those shows will now be issued at point of purchase.
Morello is set to perform at the Newport Folk Festival in July, followed by a run of U.S. dates in September. He’ll then host his Power to the People festival in Columbia, Maryland, in October.
Ms. Lauryn Hill performs onstage during the 2026 Global Citizen Live Rio de Janeiro Festival on June 6, 2026, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by Wagner Meier/Getty Images for Global Citizen)
Ms. Lauryn Hill has revealed the lineup for her Diaspora Calling! Music & Arts Festival in England, which will be hosted by Dave Chappelle.
Slated to take the stage are Erykah Badu, Giggs, Fireboy DML, YG, Zion Marley and more.
Lauryn will also perform alongside Wyclef Jean for a moment celebrating 30 years of the Fugees’ second studio album, The Score.
The event, which “celebrates the sounds, stories and cultures that connect generations across the globe,” according to an Instagram post, is set for Aug. 7 at The Milton Keynes National Bowl in England.
Tickets go on sale July 3. Fans can now register for presale access.
The Rolling Stones ‘Foreign Tongues’ album artwork. (Capitol Records)
The Rolling Stones have premiered a new song called “Divine Intervention,” which features The Cure frontman Robert Smith.
The “Just Like Heaven” singer plays guitar on the track, which will appear on the upcoming Stones album, Foreign Tongues. It’s one of two tracks on the record that features Smith.
Foreign Tongues, the follow-up to 2023’s Hackney Diamonds, drops July 10. It also includes contributions from Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith.
“Divine Intervention” marks Robert Smith’s second high-profile collaboration recently, following his feature on the Olivia Rodrigo song “what’s wrong with me.”
The Rolling Stones’ ‘Foreign Tongues’ (Capitol Records)
The Rolling Stones are giving fans another preview of their upcoming album, Foreign Tongues.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers have released two new songs from the album, including the new single “Jealous Lover,” which features special guest Steve Winwood on organ.
They also premiered a new video for the track on Amazon Music, starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Beef’s Charles Melton.
But that’s not all. The Stones have also released the song “Divine Intervention,” which features Winwood on piano and organ, as well as The Cure’s Robert Smith on guitar.
The Stones have now released four songs from Foreign Tongues, which drops July 10. They previously released the single “In the Stars,” as well as the track “Rough and Twisted,” which was originally released under the name The Cockroaches.
And to coincide with the new songs, The Stones have also debuted the first episode of their new podcast, Speaking in Tongues, hosted by Norah Jones. It is available now via digital outlets.
Lady Gaga attends The Rally during NYC Pride 2013 on June 28, 2013 in New York City. (Robin Marchant/Getty Images)
It’s Pride Month, so here’s a question: If you were putting together a Pride playlist, which song by which artist would be first on your list? If you said “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga, a lot of people agree with you.
Spotify has released a list of the top songs and artists on listeners’ Pride playlists this year, and “Born This Way” is the most-added song across all those playlists on the platform. The most-added artist overall is also Lady Gaga.
After “Born This Way,” the second most popular Pride playlist song is “I’m Coming Out” by Diana Ross, followed by Cher’s “Believe.” Here’s the rest of the top 10:
4. “I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)” by Whitney Houston 5. “Vogue” by Madonna 6. “Dancing Queen” by ABBA 7. “I Kissed A Girl” by Katy Perry 8. “Dancing On My Own” by Robyn 9. “Rain On Me (with Ariana Grande)” by Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande 10. “Toxic” by Britney Spears
As for the top artists added to Pride playlists, the second most popular is Madonna, followed by Ariana Grande. Here’s the rest of the top 10:
4. Britney Spears 5. Katy Perry 6. Beyoncé 7. Whitney Houston 8. Diana Ross 9. Kylie Minogue 10. Dua Lipa
Spotify also split out popular Pride tracks by users’ ages. For example, Gen Z listeners really like “Red Wine Supernova” by Chappell Roan, while millennials tended to choose Kylie Minogue’s “Padam Padam.” And Gen X listeners went with “It’s Raining Men” by The Weather Girls, “Freedom! ’90” by George Michael and “We Are Family” by Sister Sledge.
‘Count Your Blessings | Repented’ album artwork. (Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited)
Bring Me the Horizon has premiered a new single called “Dehumanized.”
The track will appear on Count Your Blessings | Repented, BMTH’s upcoming rerecording of their 2006 debut album, Count Your Blessings. Fittingly, “Dehumanized” finds Oli Sykes and company revisiting their early deathcore sound, complete with screaming vocals.
“Dehumanized” is accompanied by an equally brutal video full of blood, torture and entrails. The clip even begins with a viewer discretion advisory reading, “The following footage contains themes that some people may find distressing.”
If you can handle that, you can watch the “Dehumanized” video on YouTube.
Count Your Blessings | Repented is due out July 10. Bring Me the Horizon will be performing it live at the 2026 Furnace Fest in Birmingham, Alabama, in October.
Koe Wetzel adds 5 songs to ‘The Night Champion.’ (Columbia Records)
Just two weeks after the release of his new album, The Night Champion, Koe Wetzel is adding five new songs to the collection.
“Anyone who’s followed me for a while knows I’m not very good at calling it a night,” he says. “With how much love the fans have been showing this album already – and knowing we had these additional songs we believe in just as much – we figured we’d go ahead and turn ’em loose while the night’s still young.”
“Magnet,” “Bad Decisions,” “Ronnie Ray,” “Rolling & Smoking” and “Meet You There” were written and recorded alongside the album’s original 11 tracks.
The cover of the new five-song addition to The Night Champion features a photo of Koe’s grandfather, Raymond Wetzel, with his Nite Champion hunting dog. It drops on Friday.
Meanwhile, Koe has a top-10 hit with Corey Kent and “Rocky Mountain Low,” with his new single, “Hurts Like You,” starting its climb.
Koe kicks off the North American leg of The Night Champion World Tour July 8 in Edmonton, Alberta.
Thursday is Global Beatles Day, which celebrates the anniversary of the legendary band’s 1967 live performance of “All You Need is Love” on the BBC’s Our World special. Now fans at home can relive the performance.
This year marks the first time Apple Corps Ltd, the company founded by The Beatles, has officially recognized the fan celebration, which was launched in 2009 by lifelong fan Faith Cohen. To celebrate, The Beatles have released a colorized version of the Our World performance to YouTube for the first time.
The performance, originally broadcast to over 400 million people across 26 countries, was shot at Abbey Road Studios with The Beatles singing live over prerecorded vocals. The band is backed by an orchestra and surrounded by such superstar friends as Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Keith Moon and Marianne Faithfull.
But that’s not the only way Global Beatles Day is being celebrated.
Ringo Starr posted a message on Instagram, writing, “All you need is love, love peace and love. I send you all peace and love love love no matter what you choose. Choose love” with #GlobalBeatlesDay. Paul McCartney also acknowledged the day on Instagram, posting black-and-white shots of the band and writing, “Have a great time on what is now Global Beatles Day (good group!).”
Plus, the music collective Rockin’1000 released a video of 1,000 musicians performing “All You Need is Love” during a sold-out concert at Allianz Stadium in Turin, Italy. According to the video description, “(T)his song became something more than a performance. For a few minutes, there were no strangers among us. Just instruments, voices, arms around each other, and one song connecting thousands of people.”
