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After offering fans limited-edition CDs of her new Toy Story 5 song, Taylor Swift has put some vinyl versions up for sale — with a twist.

Instead of the usual 7-inch vinyls, there are two 10-inch vinyls available to order now. One of them is pressed in the star shape of Toy Story 5 character Jessie’s sheriff’s badge. Taylor’s Toy Story 5 song “I Knew It, I Knew You” was inspired by Jessie’s journey in the film.

The other vinyl is decorated to look like Jessie’s red cowboy hat. Both vinyls picture the Toy Story 5 logo on the flip side, along with an instrumental version of the song.

These so-called “collector’s edition” vinyls are only available until Friday at 1:59 p.m. ET or while supplies last. They’ll ship on or around June 19, but you won’t have to wait to hear the song: it arrives on digital platforms on Friday.

When she announced the song, Taylor wrote on Instagram, “I’ve always dreamed of getting to write for these characters who I’ve adored since I was a 5 year old kid watching the first Toy Story movie.”

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Bleachers are set to kick off their Bleachers Forever tour on Friday in Chicago, and Jack Antonoff wants to make sure all his fans have a good time.

To ensure that happens, Antonoff has posted a list of “pre tour notes” on Instagram revealing some do’s and don’ts for fans coming to the shows.

Addressed to “bleachers people,” Antonoff asks fans to “be kind to each other on this tour,” and then shares a list of things that are welcome at the shows, including photos, video, live recordings and homemade merch, along with “signs always yes, le duh.”

He also asks fans to let them know if they see any line cutting, or Ticketmaster scams via social media, at @bleachersmiracleticket.

“let our way rage on as it’s how a family that actually likes each other speaks,” the post reads, with Antonoff adding, “thank god for this tour starting we are honored and humbled but mostly ready to bring the last night on earth every night.”

Finally, he says, “lets [sic] have some f***** fun out there its [sic] time to kick the door in.”

In the caption to the post, Antonoff also gave fans a chance to have input in the shows, asking them to offer their set requests in the comments.

Bleachers are touring in support of their most recent album, everyone for ten minutes. A full list of dates can be found at bleachersmusic.com.

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If you can’t get a ticket to Alan Jackson’s sold-out touring finale June 27 at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium, there’s some good news: You’ll be able to watch it later this year as a primetime network special. 

Last Call: One More for the Road – The Finale will be retitled Alan Jackson: The Last Show for its debut on NBC. It’ll be available to stream the next day on Peacock. 

The guest of honor will be joined by a who’s who of country superstars, including George Strait, Lainey Wilson, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Luke Combs, Riley Green, Cody Johnson, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Jake Owen, Jon Pardi, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood and Lee Ann Womack.

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Michael Jackson’s hit biopic has boosted his catalog of hits, but it’s a deep cut that went viral that helped him capture an all-time chart record.

After becoming popular on social media, “Chicago,” from The King of Pop’s posthumous 2014 album Xscape, has now debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at #30. That makes Michael the first artist ever to have at least one new song debut on the Hot 100 in every decade since the ’70s.

He sent 11 songs into the chart in that decade, according to Billboard, followed by 20 songs in the ’80s. He then had 12 in the ’90s, four in the 2000s, four in the 2010s and now one in the 2020s.

“Chicago” is now so popular that it’s currently the singer’s second-highest-charting song on the Hot 100, after “Billie Jean,” which is at #19.

Xscape, which was released five years after Michael’s passing, spun off two chart hits in 2014: “Love Never Felt So Good” featuring Justin Timberlake and “Slave to the Rhythm.”  “Chicago” was never a single.

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Zach Top just can’t get enough Cold Beer & Country Music. He’s extending his tour of the same name into the fall, playing some of his biggest venues so far. 

The “South of Sanity” hitmaker will make his headlining debut at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, as well as his first top-of-the-bill stop at San Diego’s Pechanga Arena, San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center, Jacksonville’s VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena and Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum. 

Lukas Nelson, Marty Stuart And His Fabulous Superlatives and Wyatt McCubbin will join him on the run, which kicks off Sept. 11 in Lake Tahoe and wraps Oct. 30 in Music City. 

Presales start June 10, before tickets become available to the public June 12. 

Zach takes the main stage at CMA Fest at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium on Saturday night. 

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Guitarist Josh Klinghoffer has shared his thoughts about the Red Hot Chili Peppers rarely playing songs from the albums he appeared on.

Klinghoffer joined the Peppers in 2011, replacing John Frusciante, who took over on guitar in 1988 following the death of founding guitarist Hillel Slovak. Frusciante appeared on many of their hit albums, including 1991’s Blood Sugar Sex Magik and 1999’s Californication.

Klinghoffer was with the group until 2019, when Frusciante returned, and appeared on 2011’s I’m With You and 2016’s The Getaway. In an interview with Guitar World, he was asked whether it bothered him that those albums are “ignored by the band.”

“Not really,” he replied. “It’s a funny thing. I guess it’s particular to the way John views the band when he’s not in it, and it makes sense to me. They have enough music that they don’t need to look to some of the other records.”

“I guess it’s just something unique to that band, you know? Having such a revolving door there, and such a strong presence in John,” he added. “He’s kind of the preeminent guitar player, you know? He’s the one who made the work with them where they experienced their global fame.”

Frusciante acknowledged that there seems to be “a little bit of a slight disrespect to the records that aren’t the John records. Once John’s back in the picture, it’s like the other records don’t exist.”

“That’s the only weird thing to me, because those records were important at the time, you know?” he said. “They were important enough to go and play them around the world.”

Klinghoffer’s solo project, Pluralone, will release the new album A Drop in the Ocean on June 12. 

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If you want to know what Olivia Rodrigo’s gone through romantically, just listen to her new album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love.

Speaking to Dazed magazine, Olivia says, “This album is about my first time being in an adult relationship; it’s me discovering what romantic love looks like in real time. I’ve been in relationships before that were really exciting and tumultuous in a teenage way, but this was my first time being in a real, ‘big girl’ relationship.”

She adds, “When you’re in an intimate relationship, it holds up a mirror and shows you parts of yourself that you would never normally see. That was an endless source of inspiration – something that I’m still mining.”

When asked whether fans will find clues about her current relationship status in the album, Olivia says, “There’s a song for someone who’s going through any stage of a relationship. I mean, I never talk about my personal life in interviews or on any public forum, so I guess the music is where people would go to deduce things. But, you know, it’s just a song at the end of the day.”

There has been speculation that some of the album was inspired by Olivia’s rumored breakup with actor Louis Partridge, but it doesn’t seem to have destroyed her emotionally. She tells Dazed, “I just feel like heartbreak will never be as bad as it was when you were 17 years old. That breakup that I went through when I was 17… oh my God, nothing will ever be that tough ever again.”

She adds, “I also think going through a breakup can be a really awesome opportunity to redirect your life in a [way] that feels more aligned with who you are.”

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Lainey Wilson’s new radio single, “Phone, Keys, Wallet,” is a collab with John Mayer.

Mayer plays guitar on the track, which was recorded at his Chaplin Studios in Los Angeles. 

The new song was written during the final leg of Lainey’s Whirlwind World Tour. 

“I feel like a tornado with boots on half the time,” she says, “and this song is really about finding somebody who’s okay with that chaos and chooses to love you through it anyway.” 

Of course, Lainey tied the knot with longtime boyfriend Devlin “Duck” Hodges on May 10 in Tennessee.

“Phone, Keys, Wallet” follows Lainey’s recent releases, “Younger You” with Miley Cyrus and “Can’t Sit Still.”

She’s set to headline CMA Fest Saturday at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium. 

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