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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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Jeezy played four shows in Sin City in late 2025, and now he’s headed back to Las Vegas. He has announced a 10-date residency, The Legend of the Snowman, marking his return to PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.

He shared the news Wednesday night at the Vibes & Views series, hosted by PopViewers founder and CEO Chris Witherspoon, unveiling a trailer that has since been posted to his Instagram.

Speaking to ABC Audio, Jeezy says the experience will once again be produced by Adam Blackstone. “He’s producing the show with me. Derrick [Hodge] is doing all the music, and The Color of Noize will be back, so we doing that. We spinning the block,” he said. The event will also remain a black-tie affair.

Some things, however, have changed for this run, including the theme, which will now be centered on The Legend of the Snowman. It will also celebrate his full career, rather than just the 20th anniversary of his debut album, Let’s Get It: Thug Motivation 101.

“I’m gonna take you on a journey. So if you’ve been riding with me since day one or just started riding with me yesterday, we gonna go from front to back, back to front. So everything you’ve experienced for two decades will be a part of the show,” he said. “This is The Legend of the Snowman, so it’s gonna go through the whole discography. It’s not gonna just be based on one album.” 

The Legend of the Snowman residency kicks off May 1. A presale is underway using the code SNOWMAN. A general sale starts Monday at noon ET via Ticketmaster and Jeezy’s website.

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Move over, HUNTR/X and Saja Boys, because the original K-pop superstars are back in town.

BTS has returned with their new album, ARIRANG, their first new studio album since 2020’s Be. It’s named after the traditional Korean folk song “Arirang” and, according to a press release, “symbolically reflects the group’s roots and the present-day sentiments felt by the band in 2026.”

“ARIRANG stems from personal experiences, expanding into a universal narrative and cultural imprint that transcends generations and cultures,” the press release continues. “With this, BTS declares their identity with clarity and power: born in Korea, playing for the world.”

Writers and producers on the project include Ryan Tedder, Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker, Diplo, Mike WiLL Made-It, Flume and JPEGMAFIA. The video for the first single, “SWIM,” co-written by Ryan and BTS member RM, stars Riverdale actress Lili Reinhart. 

On Saturday, BTS will take the stage in Seoul, South Korea, for THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG, which debuts on Netflix at 7 a.m. ET. It’s their first concert together as a group since October 2022. Officials expect as many as 260,000 people to flood the streets during the show.

BTS will then arrive in New York on March 23 for a Spotify event for the group’s top listeners, followed by a two-night stint on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on March 25 and 26. On March 27, Netflix will premiere BTS: THE RETURN, a documentary about the making of ARIRANG.

Finally, April 9 marks the kickoff of BTS’ world tour. Two of the first few concerts will be streamed live in movie theaters to give fans a taste of what they can expect from the trek, which is set to continue into 2027.

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It’s been six months since fans heard new music from Latto via “Gyatt,” her collaboration with Ice Spice, but it appears she’s ready to feed the fans again. On Thursday she posted a video that shows a woman wearing black stirrup leggings and pumps walking over to a baby cheetah and feeding it a bottle of milk. It then cuts to a screen that reads, “Midnight.” It is currently the only post on her Instagram.

Megan Thee Stallion has posted the first photos of her as Zidler in her upcoming run in Moulin Rouge! The Musical. “Broadway debut loading,” she captioned a slideshow of photos on Instagram. 

Kool & The Gang, The Spinners and Ready for the World have been tapped as performers for the Ultimate Disco Cruise and Beyond, taking place in February 2027. It will leave from Ft. Lauderdale and make stops in Grand Turk and Puerto Plata. Gloria Gaynor, Lisa Lisa, The Family Stone, Russell Thompkins, Jr. & The New Stylistics, Al McKay’s Earth, Wind, and Fire Experience and more are also set to perform. More information can be found at ultimatediscocruise.com.

Taylor Polidore Williams is joining Onyx’s Reasonable Doubt. She’s been cast for the show’s fourth season, according to Deadline, though details regarding her role haven’t been released. “I am soo excited to join @reasonabledoubthulu for the new season! I’m a big fan of the show and honored to work with this team  Let’s have some fun!” she wrote on Instagram.

Mike Will Made-It released a new single from his album R3SET, which arrives on Friday. “D33P3R” features Teezo Touchdown and Ludacris. The video is available to watch on YouTube.

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Foo Fighters have announced the premiere date for their appearance on the Irish performance TV series Other Voices.

The special will air April 6 at 4:30 p.m. ET on the Irish channel RTÉ2 and will be available to stream worldwide via the RTÉ Player.

The set was recorded in February at St. James’ Church in Dingle, Ireland, and included performances of songs off the upcoming new Foo Fighters album, Your Favorite Toy, due out April 24.

Foo Fighters will play a one-off show in Bridgeport, Connecticut, on April 28, followed by headlining sets at the Welcome to Rockville and BottleRock Napa festivals in May. They’ll launch a full North American stadium tour in August. 

In other Foos news, frontman Dave Grohl opens up about the 2022 death of drummer Taylor Hawkins in an interview with Mojo.

“Losing Taylor was never meant to be,” Grohl says. “That threw our world upside down and made me question everything about life, that it was so unfair. I still have a hard time making sense of it.”

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AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been hospitalized in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where the band is set to perform three shows.

“Upon arrival in Buenos Aires, AC/DC band member Stevie Young was not feeling well,” reads a statement from AC/DC’s rep. “Out of an abundance of caution, he was admitted to a local hospital where he is undergoing a full battery of tests.”

The 69-year-old Young is expected to be ready for the first of the Buenos Aires concerts, taking place on Monday.

“Stevie is doing well and is in good spirits,” the statement continues. “He is looking forward to getting on stage on Monday.”

Young, the nephew of AC/DC’s founding brothers Angus Young and Malcolm Young, joined the band in 2014 following Malcolm’s departure for health reasons. Malcolm died in 2017 of dementia. 

AC/DC’s tour is scheduled to come to the U.S. in July.

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Myles Smith was forced to cancel a show in the Netherlands after becoming ill. “I’ve never been this sick in my life,” he wrote on his Instagram Story. “The last 48 hours humbled me in ways I can’t even explain. Got hit with Acute Gastroenteritis and had to take a step back and let my body do its thing. I’m hope I’m through the worst of it now, just slowly building myself back up.” He promised to “make it up” to his fans in the Netherlands, adding, “Thanks for understanding.”

Selena Gomez had a visitor at the Rare Beauty offices on Wednesday: “My god daughter came to visit Tia at work,”  Selena wrote on her Instagram Story, including some cute photos of the young girl, who People identified as Aubriella Marie Cosme, the daughter of Selena’s cousin Priscilla Cosme. In one photo, Aubriella is sitting on the floor in the middle of a bunch of Rare Beauty products, which Selena captioned, “She really came for the stuff tho.” 

Alessia Cara will pay tribute to fellow Canadian artist Nelly Furtado at this year’s Juno Awards, the Canadian equivalent of the Grammys. Nelly is being inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during the March 29 ceremony, and the “Scars to Your Beautiful” singer will join other artists to perform a medley of Nelly’s hits.

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Marlon Wayans and Keke Palmer will star in a new romantic buddy action-comedy, Ride or Die, which has just been acquired by Lionsgate.

Wayans will take on the role of robbery detective Martin Banks, while Palmer will play Tami Moore, “a consummate professional narcotics detective and unapologetic butt-kicker,” according to Deadline. “Sparks and bullets fly when these opposites are partnered to track down a billion-dollar cache of deadly opioids stolen from the vault of a multinational pharmaceutical company that threaten to flood the streets of Chicago.”

Wayans describes the film as When Harry Met Sally with guns, according to Deadline. It’s also being promoted as the “first romantic buddy-cop action comedy.”

Wayans co-wrote the screenplay with Rick Alvarez.

The news of Ride or Die arrives as Wayans promotes the latest installment of Scary Movie, premiering in theaters on June 5, as well as his Wild Child Tour, for which tickets are now available.

Palmer, meanwhile, continues work on her podcast; on Tuesday she dropped an episode featuring Niecy Nash-Betts. She also recently premiered the movie I Love Boosters at the South by Southwest Film & TV Festival. The film is set to be released on May 22.

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Even though she’s sung them hundreds of times, Miley Cyrus does not, in fact, have an encyclopedic knowledge of her own song lyrics. She proves that in a new video for Variety, in which she attempts to identify lyrics from her own songs, as well as the ones she recorded as Hannah Montana.

There are some songs Miley knows right off the bat, like “This Is the Life,” which she says is her favorite Hannah Montana song. “It was the first song I ever cut as Hannah Montana, so now, 20 years later, that it’s still living its best life, that makes me happy.”

Miley also quickly identifies “The Best of Both Worlds,” but misses “He Could Be the One.” “Dude, you said these were easy. … What the hell?” Miley complains. “I don’t frickin’ remember this song.” She also failed to identify a line from Hannah Montana: The Movie.

She identifies “Rock Star,” but says it’s only because it’s the favorite song of Hannah Montana superfan Alex Cooper, who hosted the upcoming Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special.

“See You Again” is an easy one for Miley to identify: It was her first single released under her own name. She strikes out with “Ordinary Girl,” but recovers with “Party in the U.S.A.” and “Hoedown Throwdown.” 

Miley also identifies “Always Find Your Way Back Home”; her controversial-at-the-time Bangerz track “We Can’t Stop”; and “Nobody’s Perfect,” a Hannah song she loves. And of course, the whole thing ends with “The Climb.”

Of the years she spent as Hannah, Miley adds, “I couldn’t imagine any other destiny for me. It felt like a perfect fit of fate, exactly what I was made to do and built for.”

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