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Latto announces pregnancy via new single and video, ‘Business & Personal (Intro)’

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Latto’s Big Mama nickname has taken on a new meaning: she’s expecting her first child.

She revealed the news on her new single “Business & Personal (Intro),” where she reflects on her growth, success and resilience despite critics and humble beginnings.

“Car seat, got a kid on the way (Kid on the way),” she raps, later adding, “This baby ain’t slowing s*** down but the horsepower.” She also mentions the pregnancy in lines about “tryna hide my belly” and taking prenatal vitamins.

The music video further confirms the news, blending childhood home footage with present-day scenes. It opens with Latto painting on her bedroom floor and later shows her preparing a crib, and putting together a scrapbook with baby photos and a positive pregnancy test. In other moments, she flexes her changing body while tending to her garden and counting money.

“Business & Personal” serves as the lead single for Latto’s upcoming album, Big Mama, arriving on May 29. The cover art features her holding a baby cheetah with her baby bump on display.

Latto has not identified the father of her child. She confirmed to TMZ in September that she was in a relationship with 21 Savage, calling him “my man, my man, my man.” Fans believe he’s included in the music video, using his tattoos as clues and pointing to his baby photos in Latto’s scrapbook.

(Video contains uncensored profanity.)

Tim McGraw, Paul Overstreet & the Stanley Brothers headed for Country Music Hall of Fame

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Tim McGraw will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2026, along with singer/songwriter Paul Overstreet and bluegrass legends the Stanley Brothers.

Tim is the 2026 modern era artist, with 60-plus top-10 hits to his credit and nearly 30 number ones.

“Everything good in my life has come from country music,” he says. “From my best memories as a kid, to meeting my wife, to this music community, to the friendships I’ve made along the way. To represent country music at the highest level is the greatest honor anyone could bestow on me.”

“I admit, I’ve imagined this moment many times through my career,” he continues, “worked towards it, thought of how I could be the kind of artist who was worthy of it. But my imagination didn’t do it justice. As I stand here, I’ll be the first to tell you I’m only worthy of it because it’s not mine alone.”

Paul will be inducted in the songwriter category, awarded every third year. He found his first success in 1982 with George Jones’ “Same Ole Me,” and notched his first #1 with the Forester Sisters’ “I Fell in Love Again Last Night.” “On the Other Hand” was the first of four number ones for Randy Travis.

His “When You Say Nothing at All” was a hit for both Keith Whitley and Alison Krauss, and he wrote more recent hits like Blake Shelton’s “Some Beach.” He also scored his own number ones with “I Won’t Take Less Than Your Love” and “Daddy’s Come Around.”

Ralph Stanley and Carter Stanley go in the hall as the 2026 veterans era artist. Starting their career in 1946, they became bluegrass pioneers, known for standards like “I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow,” “Rank Stranger” and “Angel Band.”

Aerosmith mark ‘Aerosmith (Legendary Edition)’ release with new ‘Dream On’ lyric video

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Aerosmith’s new box set, Aerosmith (Legendary Edition), celebrating their self-titled debut album, is out now. To mark the occasion, the Boston rockers have dropped a new lyric video for their iconic tune “Dream On.”

The trippy video features archival images and footage from the band’s early days.

Aerosmith (Legendary Edition) comes in variety of formats, including a limited-edition five-LP collector’s set. This edition includes the original album remastered on clear vinyl, along with a 2024 Album Mix on translucent red vinyl.

The set features a 1973 live performance at the Boston venue Paul’s Mall on black vinyl, as well as previously unreleased studio tracks, also on black vinyl. Additionally, it includes a UV cloud-effect 12-inch vinyl, featuring both the 2024 remaster and 2024 mix of the band’s iconic single “Dream On.”

It even comes with a hardcover book featuring never-before-seen photos, plus liner notes with new interviews with Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton, Brad Whitford and Joey Kramer.

Aerosmith (Legendary Edition) is also available digitally, as four-LP and three-CD sets, as well as a single LP (in both black and translucent red vinyl) and a single CD.

Released in January 1973, Aerosmith was not an immediate hit for the band but eventually peaked at #21 in 1976. Aerosmith’s now-signature tune “Dream On” is one of the tracks on the record, though it wasn’t a hit when it came out. It reached the top 10 when it was rereleased in December 1975.

Hear new Rainbow Kitten Surprise song, ‘Sixteen’

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Rainbow Kitten Surprise has released a new song called “Sixteen.”

The track follows the band’s 2025 album, bones, which spawned the single “Dang.”

“This track is slightly different from a lot of what bones carries, so we didn’t actually include it on the record but we’re happy that people are going to hear it,” RKS says in a statement.

You can watch a visualizer for “Sixteen” on YouTube.

Rainbow Kitten Surprise is currently on a U.S. tour, which concludes March 25 in Austin, Texas. They’ll launch another leg in July.

Listen to two new Hu songs, ‘The Men’ & ‘Warrior Chant’

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

The Hu has released two new songs, “The Men” and “Warrior Chant.”

“The Men,” which is accompanied by a video, reflects the “Mongolian philosophy of ‘Man’s Inner Spirit,'” band member Galaa says in a statement.

“Energy of men should always be reinforced with positiveness, strength and generosity, so this song try to encapsulate that ancient wisdom and share to the rest of humanity,” Galaa says.

Galaa adds that “Warrior Chant” “has our signature rhythm that our fans fell in love with and everyone who will listen and know us will say that it is ‘our song.'”

“The Men” and “Warrior Chant” follow The Hu’s January single, “The Real You.” The band’s been working on a new album to follow 2022’s Rumble of Thunder.

The Hu will launch a U.S. tour with Apocalyptica in May before hitting the road with Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson in August.

Young the Giant shares new ‘Victory Garden’ song, ‘Bitter Fruit’

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Young the Giant has shared a new song called “Bitter Fruit,” a track off the band’s upcoming album, Victory Garden.

‘Bitter Fruit is a song about the struggle of being calloused by adulthood with a yearning to see the world fresh, through the eyes of a child: To feel alive and present with wonder and awe,” the “Cough Syrup” outfit says in a statement. “When we wrote the line, ‘I wanna laugh and cry just like a child again,’ our engineer’s kids walked into the studio at that exact moment. It felt strangely fated.”

You can watch the “Bitter Fruit” video streaming now on YouTube.

Victory Garden, the follow-up to 2022’s American Bollywood, is due out May 1. It also includes the single “Different Kind of Love.”

Young the Giant will launch a U.S. tour in May.

‘Wild At Heart’, previously unreleased Neil Diamond album, coming May 8

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Neil Diamond collaborated with noted producer Rick Rubin on the albums 12 Songs and his first # 1 record, Home Before Dark. Now, he’s set to release a third album from those sessions.

Originally recorded during the Home Before Dark sessions with musicians including Benmont Tench and Mike Campbell of Tom Petty’s Heartbreakers, the new album — titled Wild At Heart — is due May 8.

“My work with Rick was a labor of love,” Neil says in a statement. “And I’m so gratified that these songs will finally be set free into the world to complete our trilogy of work.”

According to a press release, Diamond recently revisited those recordings and “spent time fleshing out” nine previously unreleased tracks. He also added an alternate take of the song “Forgotten,” which originally appeared on Home Before Dark.

Wild At Heart is now available for preorder, and the title track — along with its video — is out now.

In addition, digital deluxe editions of 12 Songs and Home Before Dark are now available, featuring bonus tracks that were previously exclusive to physical releases.

Here’s the Wild At Heart track list:

“Wild At Heart”
“You Can’t Have It All”
“Talking It To Death”
“Shine On”
“The Secret You”
“You Never Know”
“You’re Getting To Me”
“You Still Look Good To Me”
“You’re My Favorite Song”
“Forgotten”

Things are not as they seem on the cover of Morgan Evans’ ‘Steel Town’

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Morgan Evans’ sophomore album is titled Steel Town as an homage to the coastal city of Newcastle, Australia, where he grew up.

Glance at the cover, which shows him sitting at the edge of the ocean as a huge ship passes in the distance, and you’d assume that’s where the photo was taken.

With a deadline looming, however, there was no time to travel Down Under. Instead, Morgan went to Louisiana, where photographer Nick Swift was living at the time.

“We were taking photos all around town in New Orleans,” Morgan recalls. “And at the end of the day, he was like, ‘Hey, we could do a fire on the beach.’ And we went down and set up this fire on the beach and started taking some photos.”

“And he was like, ‘Oh hang on a sec, man. There’s just a ship coming through. We’ll wait till the ship passes,'” Morgan continues. “And I turned around and there’s this massive ship in a harbor next to a beach. And it was like the perfect moment. I was like, ‘Quick, get this ship!'”

That proved to be the final element of a photo so convincing it’s even fooled some of the folks at home.

“I enjoy telling that story. Cause even some folks from my hometown are like, ‘It looks like it, but I can’t tell exactly where it is,’ you know?” Morgan adds.

The “Kiss Somebody” hitmaker did travel back home to shoot the video for the album’s first single, “Beer Back Home.”

The record also includes a duet with Morgan’s love interest, Laci Kaye Booth, on “Two Broken Hearts.” Steel Town is out now.

Posters signed by Roger Daltrey, Jimmy Page & more to benefit Teenage Cancer Trust

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

The Who has revealed a new set of special autographed posters to raise money for Teenage Cancer Trust.

The posters all celebrate the annual Teenage Cancer Trust shows at London’s Royal Albert Hall, with the latest batch of limited-edition prints signed by The Who’s Roger Daltrey, Paul McCartney, Jimmy Page and more.

The black-and-white signed Daltrey poster is from The Who’s 2017 performance of Tommy, with the artwork designed by Josh Townshend, nephew of Pete Townshend. Page’s poster is from his February 2002 Royal Albert Hall appearance, where he played “Dazed and Confused” with Paul Weller.

He says of his poster, “I was totally dazzled by the artwork that had been created by illustrator Matt Glasby. I enthusiastically completed the signing for such a worthy and well-respected cause.”

Proceeds from the sale of the posters go directly to Teenage Cancer Trust, which helps young people in the U.K. battling cancer. The posters are currently available at shop.teenagecancertrust.org.

The annual Teenage Cancer Trust shows at Royal Albert Hall take place March 23-29. While Daltrey, a patron of the charity, curated the shows for 24 years, he retired from the gig in 2024. This year’s performances were curated by The Cure’s Robert Smith and feature Garbage, My Bloody Valentine and Wolf Alice.

Here’s your chance to hear Maynard James Keenan quote The Great Cornholio on Puscifer’s tour

March 20, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Puscifer will launch a U.S. tour Friday in Las Vegas in support of their new album, Normal Isn’t. The band previously debuted the record live for their Live at the Pacific Stock Exchange concert film, which gave frontman Maynard James Keenan a good idea on how to bring the new material to life onstage.

“I think they translated very well live,” Keenan tells ABC Audio. “It’s gonna be a great tour, ’cause we’ll be putting in older songs with the newer songs, and I think … it will dovetail.”

Catching the tour will also provide the opportunity to hear Kennan sing the word “bunghole” in person, as he does on the Normal Isn’t song “Self Evident.” As for why he felt the need to channel The Great Cornholio, the answer is simple.

“I was avoiding, like, the obvious big words you have to bleep out,” Keenan says. “And I thought, ‘Well, bunghole works better than a******.'”

Prior to releasing Normal Isn’t, Puscifer spent 2024 and 2025 on the Sessanta tour, which celebrated Keenan’s 60th birthday. The bill also included fellow Keenan-fronted band A Perfect Circle, as well as Primus.

As for whether a Settanta tour is in the works for Keenan’s 70th birthday in 2034, luckily it sounds like we won’t have to wait that long.

“I’m sure we’ll do one before then, having talked to everybody,” Keenan says. “A Perfect Circle needs some new music, and I think Primus is working on a new album, so it would make more sense to have newer songs on that tour.”

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