Bilmuri has added a second North American leg to his KINDA HARD tour in support of his upcoming album of the same name.
The newly announced shows span from Sept. 4 in Orlando, Florida, to Oct. 4 in San Francisco. Presales begin Tuesday at 10 a.m. local time, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. local time.
For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit Bilmuri.com.
The album KINDA HARD is due out April 10. It includes the songs “MORE THAN HATE,” “HARD2TELL” and “TWICE.”
Martin HD-28 Grand Ole Opry 100th Anniversary guitar (Grand Ole Opry)
If you happened to spot the special guitar Vince Gill played on the Grand Ole Opry’s 100th anniversary show on Nov. 28, 2025, you might be excited to know you can now own one.
The Opry 100th Anniversary Martin HD-28 Guitar is now available, created through a partnership between the Opry, Martin Guitar and Gruhn Guitars.
The limited-edition instrument features a mother-of-pearl and abalone rendering of the iconic WSM microphone on the headplate, with a matching ebony inlay on the fingerboard.
It’s available now through The Opry Shop online, though it doesn’t come cheap. The guitar itself is $4,300, plus an extra $100 for shipping.
Mary J. Blige attends as Lifetime hosts the world premiere of ‘Mary J. Blige Presents: Be Happy’ at Hearst Tower on February 04, 2026, in New York City. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Lifetime)
Mary J. Blige is among the stars set to take the stage at the 10th annual Love Rocks NYC, a benefit concert that raises money for God’s Love We Deliver, which provides medically tailored meals to New Yorkers living with severe illnesses.
Mary joins a lineup including Jon Batiste, Billy F Gibbons and Elvis Costello, with special guests to be announced. The show will be led by music director and band leader Will Lee and takes place March 5 at the Beacon Theatre. JB Smoove, Whoopi Goldberg, Jeff Ross, Julianne Moore, Paul Shaffer and Zarna Garg are also set to appear.
In other Mary news, her latest Lifetime film aired Saturday. Mary J. Blige Presents Be Happy follows the story of Val, a wife and stay-at-home mom who “is grappling with empty-nest feelings, loneliness and growing emotional distance from her husband Ross,” according to the synopsis. “She begins to realize that her marriage and the woman she once was, may be slipping away.”
The film is named after Mary’s song “Be Happy,” which she told Billboard was inspired by real-life experiences.
“When I was recording these songs, they were movies,” she said. “I was living ‘Real Love.’ Even if I didn’t go to college, I was searching for a real love.”
She added that Val’s story mirrors her own journey of self-discovery. “[S]he’s trying to figure out where she fits and what her purpose is now because her marriage is fizzling out, and it’s now time to reinvent, not be stuck and move forward,” she said. “That’s been the story of my life: reinventing. Not because somebody wants me to, but because it’s where life takes me.”
Mary is set to kick off her first-ever Las Vegas residency on May 1.
Tour admat for Duran Duran at Fontainebleau Las Vegas (Courtesy of Live Nation)
Duran Duran is returning to Las Vegas.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band is set to headline four nights at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, May 2, 6, 8 and 9.
An artist presale begins Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time, with various other presales happening throughout the week. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. local time.
Duran Duran previously headlined two sold-out nights at Fontainebleau Las Vegas to kick off the new year. They treated fans to a set filled with hits like “Rio,” “Hungry Like the Wolf,” “The Reflex” and “Ordinary World.”
Ahead of the Vegas shows, Duran Duran will headline the BeachLife Festival in Redondo Beach, California, on May 1. Other artists on the bill include James Taylor, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts and Sheryl Crow.
John Mellencamp performs onstage during Primary Wave’s Annual Pre-Grammy Party presented by VENU at Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills on January 31, 2026 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Vivien Killilea/Getty Images for Primary Wave)
John Mellencamp has thrown his support behind Bad Bunny following the Latin superstar’s Super Bowl halftime show.
During his appearance on Real Time With Bill Maher Friday, John talked about how he was forced to change his name to John Cougar at the start of his career and cracked a joke about Bad Bunny’s name.
Noting that the critics thought John Cougar was a “cornball” name, he added, “You know, like Bad Bunny.”
“It’s kind of a corny name, I mean I don’t have anything against the guy, but it is a funny name,” he said.
He later proved he has nothing against Bad Bunny following his halftime show, when he praised the performance in a post on Instagram.
“I don’t know what Bad Bunny is saying, however I do know he is standing up for Puerto Rico and I am standing up for him,” Mellencamp wrote. “His halftime show was great.”
John Mellencamp recently announced dates for Dancing Words Tour — The Greatest Hits, which kicks off July 10 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and wraps Aug. 12 in Mountain View, California. A complete list of dates can be found at Mellencamp.com.
Boyz II Men 2026 Vegas residency poster (Live Nation)
Boyz II Men are heading back to Sin City for a summer run, announcing their third consecutive engagement at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. They first performed at the venue in August 2024, followed by a return in August 2025.
The group is set to perform on Aug. 14, 15, 21 and 22.
A Citi presale begins Tuesday at 10 a.m. PT, with additional presales to follow. Tickets then go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. PT.
Boyz II Men are currently on the road with New Edition and Toni Braxton as part of their New Edition Way tour.
Post Malone, Shane Gillis and Peyton Manning star in Bud Light’s ‘Keg’ Super Bowl ad (Courtesy Anheuser-Busch)
USA Today is out with its annual Ad Meter ranking of Super Bowl commercials, which was based on votes by nearly 200,000 registered panelists. Many of this year’s ads featured famous musicians in some way, but only one of those ended up in the top 10 of USA Today‘s ranking.
Post Malone’s Bud Light ad, “Keg,” came in at #9 on the ranking of 54 Super Bowl ads this year. In the spot, Posty, Peyton Manning and Shane Gillis attend a wedding, where all the guests begin chasing a runaway keg of Bud Light down a hill.
The next most-popular ad involving a pop star was Redfin X Rocket Mortgage’s “America Needs Neighbors Like You,” which was soundtracked by Lady Gaga’s version of the Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood theme. That one ranked #12. Right next to it at #13 was the State Farm Insurance spot “Stop Livin’ on a Prayer,” set to the classic Bon Jovi song and featuring a cameo from Jon Bon Jovi.
All the way down at #49 was Charli XCX’s ad for Poppi soda. Coming in last at #54 was the Coinbase ad that consisted of the lyrics of the Backstreet Boys’ hit “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” flashed onscreen in retro karaoke graphics.
Don Henley of The Eagles performs live on stage at Gelredome on June 13 in Arnhem, Netherlands. (Photo by Paul Bergen/Redferns)
The Eagles have several shows booked for 2026, but time may be running out to see them live. During an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, Don Henley indicated that this year will be the last for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group.
“You know, I think this year will probably be it,” he said. “And I’ve said things like that before, but I feel like we’re getting toward the end. And that will be fine too.”
When asked again if 2026 was truly the end of the Eagles, he replied, “I think so, yeah. And I’m OK with that.”
And while Henley said he often has to psych himself up to play the same songs he’s played for 50 years every night, he noted there’s a good reason he does it.
“You know it’s not about us, it’s about what (the songs) mean to the people we’re playing them for and therefore you have to play them every night with your heart in it, and you do it because of those people out there,” he said. “What makes us happy is that we make other people happy. We say that music is medicine and people need some medicine right now.”
Eagles return to the Sphere Las Vegas on Feb. 20, with shows booked through March 28. They will also play New Orleans Jazz Fest on May 2. A complete list of dates can be found at Eagles.com.
Joe Don Rooney, Jay DeMarcus and Gary LeVox of Rascal Flatts perform on the Life Is a Highway Tour at Bridgestone Arena on February 05, 2026 in Nashville. (Catherine Powell/Getty Images)
Rascal Flatts learned they’ve officially hit the 10 million mark when it comes to album sales during their Nashville stop on their Life Is a Highway Tour.
Big Machine label head Scott Borchetta surprised the trio with a plaque during their Thursday night show at Bridgestone Arena, their first headlining gig in Music City in more than a decade.
Gary LeVox, Jay DeMarcus and Joe Don Rooney also found out their hits “I Won’t Let Go” and “I Like the Sound of That” have been certified double Platinum, while “Yours If You Want It” has just gone Platinum.
The trio’s midway through the second leg of their tour with Lauren Alaina and Chris Lane. Next up, they play Duluth, Georgia, on Thursday, with nine shows on the itinerary before they wrap Feb. 28 in Buffalo, New York.
Coco Jones represented Black culture at Sunday’s Super Bowl pregame ceremony with a rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing” aka the Black national anthem. She paid homage to Whitney Houston, putting a spin on the late singer’s outfit from the 1991 Super Bowl pregame ceremony, when Whitney performed the national anthem. The custom look was designed by Karl Kani.
While fans assumed Cardi B would be in attendance, she appeared in an unexpected way. She joined Bad Bunny during his halftime show performance and was seen dancing alongside Karol G, Alix Earle and Pedro Pascal.
Speaking of halftime performers, Chris Brown made it clear he’s ready for his turn. After Bad Bunny performed, Chris wrote on his Instagram Story, “I THINK ITS SAFE TO SAY.. THEY NEED ME!”
Jay-Z also made an appearance, joined by daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi Carter. Continuing their tradition, he snapped his annual photo of Blue jumping in the air; Rumi was seen taking her own as well.
50 Cent released another DoorDash ad, reacting to the New England Patriots’ loss against the Seattle Seahawks. “Hey. Sorry, New England,” Fif said in the video. “I know it’s tough to lose. Well, actually I don’t. But just because you lost the game doesn’t mean you have to lose the beef.” The ad announced a 50% discount for select cities in New England.
