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Tucker Wetmore is a Wild West sheriff hunting down a “Brunette” in the new video for his viral hit.

Tucker, who co-directed the clip, puts up a poster reading “Wanted: Alive — A Brunette” as he and his deputy drop by a saloon for a drink. He spots a brunette woman, played by Bachelor Nation alum Hannah Godwin, and leads her to the dance floor. As they dance, the woman says, “It took you long enough. I ain’t no ghost, sheriff.”

“No, ma’am,” he replies. “Ghosts don’t dance this close to a heartbeat.”

As they leave the saloon hand in hand, the bartender — played by fellow Bachelor Nation alum Joey Graziadei — says to the deputy, “Looks like the sheriff caught his outlaw.” “Naw,” replies the deputy. “He didn’t catch her. She let him find her.”  

As the two ride off together on Tucker’s horse, we see the “Wanted” poster he put up earlier, with the word “FOUND” stamped on it.

“Brunette,” which also inspired the name of Tucker’s upcoming world tour, is from Tucker’s album What Not To.  He’s up for new artist of the year during Wednesday’s CMA Awards.

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Both Lorde and Alabama Shakes will be London calling in 2026.

The “Royals” artist will headline the All Points East festival, taking place Aug. 22 at London’s Victoria Park, while the “Hold On” band is performing at the English capital’s Alexandra Palace on July 3.

Presales for All Points East are open now, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Thursday. Visit AllPointsEastFestival.com for more info.

Presale for the Shakes show, which will mark their first performance across the pond since 2016, begins Wednesday, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday. Check out AlexandraPalace.com for all ticket info.

In even more London concert news, sombr has announced a last-minute show taking place at the Koko venue on Friday. Visit Koko.co.uk for more info.

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Saturday Night Live is going out with a bang: Ariana Grande will host and Cher will perform on the last episode of 2025.

Ari will host SNL for the third time on Dec. 20, a month after her movie Wicked: For Good hits theaters. Cher, meanwhile, will perform on the show for only the second time in her storied career. The last time she graced the stage at Studio 8H was in 1987 — six years before Ariana was born.

Before that year-ending show, Melissa McCarthy will host the Dec. 6 episode with musical guest Dijon, who is a major contributor to Justin Bieber‘s albums SWAG and SWAG II. 

Josh O’Connor will host Dec. 13 with musical guest Lily Allen. Allen’s latest album, West End Girl, has attracted a lot of attention for seemingly documenting the end of her marriage to Stranger Things star David Harbour.

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Cher is headed to Saturday Night Live for the first time in almost 40 years.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer is confirmed as musical guest on the Dec. 20 episode of the NBC late-night sketch show, with host Ariana Grande.

This will be Cher’s second time as musical guest on SNL, and her first since 1987. During that appearance she performed “I Found Someone” and “We All Sleep Alone.” Cher also performed “If I Could Turn Back Time” on SNL 50: The Homecoming Concert, which took place in February.

Saturday Night Live has three more episodes in 2025. The Dec. 6 episode will be hosted by Melissa McCarthy, with musical guest Dijon, and the Dec. 13 episode will be hosted by Challengers star Josh O’Connor, with musical guest Lily Allen.

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It was never his intention to brag, but Stephen Curry was channeling Hayley Williams in a history-making performance on the court.

Curry’s Golden State Warriors beat the San Antonio Spurs 109-108 on Friday, during which he tied Michael Jordan‘s record for the most 40-point games after turning 30. In a post-game press conference, Curry told reporters that Warriors coach Steve Kerr, who played with Jordan on the Chicago Bulls in the ’90s, spoke to the players about approaching a team like approaching a band, where everyone has a role that adds up to a successful unit.

A reporter then asked Curry what artist he would liken himself to if he was the singer in a band.

“Depends on the night,” Curry first replied, before adding, “I was Hayley Williams in Paramore tonight.”

Curry does have some history with Paramore, having sang “Misery Business” with the band live in 2023 when their tour stopped in the Warriors’ home arena, the Chase Center. Maybe he has tickets to see Williams on her upcoming debut solo tour in 2026.

In the meantime, we’re launching a petition to rename the team the Golden State Paramore-iors. 

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The boots may have stopped workin’, but people never stopped streaming Dasha‘s breakthrough hit. Two years to the day since its release, “Austin” has just surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify.

The milestone for “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’)” has made Dasha only the second solo female country artist ever to hit 1 billion streams on the platform, after Taylor Swift. Dasha says in a statement, “I still can’t wrap my head around this,” adding that it’s “completely surreal” that she’s second only to Taylor, “someone who’s inspired me from day one.”

“All I’ve ever wanted is to make music that helps people feel like the strongest, most bada** version of themselves,” she continues. “‘Austin’ was written in pure rage, but it somehow turned into this beautiful source of community and empowerment. I’m the luckiest girl in the world. I have the best team, the best family and friends, and now a billion streams on my first breakout song … that’s the juiciest cherry on top.”

Dasha will go on a short tour next year, starting Feb. 12 in Boston.

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Pharrell was honored Friday with the key to Miami-Dade County, which was presented to him by Mayor Daniella Levine. He received the recognition at the fifth annual Black Ambition Demo Day for his investment in Black innovation and Black ownership, as well as his impact on nightlife.

“There’s so much brilliance out there that never gets seen,” Pharrell said, according to the Miami New Times. “That’s why we built Black Ambition, to make sure talent doesn’t stop at potential.”

Pharrell founded Black Ambition in 2020 in an attempt to help “close the opportunity and wealth gap through entrepreneurship,” according to its website. Its Demo Day brought together “founders, visionaries, investors, and cultural icons for a celebration of Black ambition, underrepresented entrepreneurs, ingenuity, and ownership,” according to a press release, and included the announcement of the 2025 Black Ambition Prize winners.

Twenty-five finalists across fields including health care, media and entertainment, technology and more received over $1 million in funding, as well as access to mentorship, graphic design support and marketing opportunities.

Chance the Rapper also appeared as a surprise guest and performed at the event.

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David Draiman got down with the nuptials over the weekend.

The Disturbed frontman wed his fiancée, Sarah Uli, on Sunday. Draiman posted photos from the ceremony on his Instagram Monday.

“Married,” Draiman wrote in the caption alongside a heart emoji. “Thanks so much to everyone who was a part of this amazing day!”

Draiman proposed to Uli, who’s since updated her name to Sarah Draiman on Instagram, onstage during Disturbed’s concert in Sacramento, California, in May.

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Lynyrd Skynyrd and Foreigner are teaming up for a 2026 tour.

The Double Trouble Double Vision Tour will consist of 19 co-headlining dates next summer, kicking off July 23 in Atlanta and wrapping Aug 29 in Rogers, Arkansas.

“The energy the band has felt knowing we’ll be touring with Skynyrd this coming summer has been electric!” Foreigner’s Jeff Pilson says. “Two bands with plenty of iconic songs, dueling guitars, double trouble and double vision are gonna set each and every stage on fire! No question this will be THE go-to event of the summer!”

Skynyrd frontman Johnny Van Zant adds, “I’m excited to share the stage with Foreigner and hear all their amazing hits!” He notes, “I’ve always been a fan, and I believe the audience will love this tour. Lynyrd Skynyrd and Foreigner together — it doesn’t get much better than that.”

An artist presale for tickets begins Tuesday at 12 p.m. local time, with tickets going on sale to the general public starting Friday at 10 a.m. local time. A complete list of date can be found at foreigneronline.com or lynyrdskynyrd.com.

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