Neil Young and Pearl Jam collaboration ‘Mirror Ball’ (Reprise Records)
Neil Young’s 1995 album, Mirror Ball, a collaboration with Pearl Jam, is set to be reissued for the first time in over 30 years.
Although the album was part of Young’s Official Release Series Volume 6 that came out in October, the album’s now being reissued as a standalone, on CD and vinyl, and is available for preorder now via Pearl Jam’s website. Shipping will begin May 22.
Released June 27, 1995, Mirror Ball is credited to only Young on the album’s sleeve because of legal issues with Young and Pearl Jam’s respective labels. The members of Pearl Jam are credited in the album’s liner notes. The album peaked at #5 on the Billboard 200 Albums chart and went on to be certified Gold by the RIAA.
In December 1995, Pearl Jam released the EP Merkin Ball, featuring two songs that were recorded during the Mirror Ball sessions, “I Got Id” and “Long Road.”
Nick Cannon speaks onstage during the 2026 HBCU AWARE FEST at State Farm Arena on March 26, 2026, in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images)
Nick Cannon is giving fans a closer look at his personal life in a new untitled docuseries on Netflix. The series will document his life as a father of 12 children with six different mothers.
According to Tudum, the show will follow Nick as he balances “million-dollar meetings to midnight diaper runs” and “navigates the complete chaos that can only come from his uniquely blended family, all while managing his booming career and headline-making drama.”
The series will show a side of Nick that audiences haven’t fully seen before, describing him as “heartfelt, complicated, and genuinely committed to showing up for the people he loves — with his trademark comedy, of course.”
The docuseries will be produced by Velvet Hammer Media and backed by Pantheon Media Group.
It came out back in January 2024 and was Billboard‘s top global song for that year. Now, Benson Boone’s “Beautiful Things” has reached a major milestone.
The video for “Beautiful Things” has hit 1 billion views on YouTube, and it’s his first entry into the Billion Views Club. When the video, which shows Benson and his band performing on a mountaintop in Utah, was released in 2024, it racked up half a million views in a single hour.
In other Benson video news, his clip for “Mr Electric Blue” will be screened as part of the Shorts: Music Videosprogram at Tribeca Festival in New York in June, alongside clips by Linda Perry, Foo Fighters, Jack White, 5 Seconds of Summer and more.
Benson roasts himself in the video, with multiple scenes poking fun at everything people hate about him. In one scene he’s selling ice cream and a little girl says, “Hey, you’re that guy who sings ‘Beautiful Things.'” When Benson smiles and says, “I sure am. Thank you very much,” the girl replies, “Your music is terrible.”
Meanwhile, Benson’s Wanted Man tour launches July 7 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The Who’s iconic album Quadrophenia will be the subject of a new documentary.
According to Variety, the film, The Story of Quadrophenia, will explore the “enduring cultural legacy” of the band’s 1973 rock opera, as well as “its continuing evolution.” It will include a behind-the-scenes look at the ballet interpretation, Quadrophenia: A Mod Ballet, which debuted in the U.K. in 2025.
The Who’s Pete Townshend has given his support to the film, which is being directed by director/actress Sadie Frost, and produced by Frost and her producing partner Simon Jones, with Townshend’s wife, Rachel Fuller, also involved in the development.
The film will feature contributions from several stars of the album’s 1979 film adaption, including Ray Winstone, Lesley Ash, Toyah Wilcox and Phil Daniels.
Released in 1973, Quadrophenia was The Who’s second full rock opera following 1969’s Tommy. It featured such classic songs as “The Real Me,” “Love, Reign O’er Me” and “5:15.”
Set in Brighton, England, in 1965, the story follows a young working-class mod named Jimmy on a journey of self-discovery. The album’s title was inspired by Jimmy’s four-way “split personality,” with each member of the band representing a different facet of his personality.
Ashley McBryde, Keith Urban, Lauren Alaina, Shaboozey, The War And Treaty, TJ Osborne and Michael Bublé are set to present at Sunday’s 61st Academy of Country Music Awards, along with sports stars Andrew Whitworth, Carl Edwards, Corey LaJoie and Ryan Fitzpatrick. You can stream the show starting at 8 p.m. ET via Prime Video.
Lauren Alaina’s new album, Stages, comes out Aug. 28 and features her top-25 hit “All My Exes” with Chase Matthew.
Zach John King will launch a headlining tour this fall named after his first top-25 hit, “Get to Drinkin’.” It kicks off Oct. 1 in Indianapolis and wraps Nov. 6 in Lexington, Kentucky. Presales start Thursday, before tickets become available to the public on Friday.
Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs ‘Mission of Mercy’ (Soundly Music/Thirty Tigers)
Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs have released the new track “No Regrets” from their upcoming album, Mission of Mercy.
“‘No Regrets’ was written the night before we recorded it. It’s like a movie in song about a fictional character who’s run out of town on a bum rap,” says Campbell. “What you hear is The Dirty Knobs’ first take; it’s basically saying, ‘let go of the past and go on living your life!’”
Mission of Mercy, Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs’ fourth studio album, will be released June 12. It features guest appearances by The B-52s’ Kate Pierson and Morgane Stapleton.
Following the release of the album, Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs are set to hit the road on a summer tour, which launches July 7 in Minneapolis. Campbell is also booked for a special concert on Sept. 12 in Atlanta, where he’ll play Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers hits backed by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Campbell and The Dirty Knobs will also open for Chris Stapleton on Oct. 2 in Bristow, Virginia.
Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher of Oasis perform onstage at Rose Bowl Stadium on September 06, 2025 in Pasadena, California. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Someday you will find a new video for “Champagne Supernova,” not caught beneath the landslide, but streaming on YouTube.
Oasis has premiered a new “Champagne Supernova” visualizer in honor of its 30th anniversary. The clip features a colorful montage of natural landscapes and cities along with famous landmarks including the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower.
“Champagne Supernova” originally appeared on Oasis’ 1995 sophomore album, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? It was officially released as the sixth and final single off the album on May 13, 1996 — 30 years ago Wednesday.
Oasis played “Champagne Supernova” as the closing song on their 2025 reunion tour, which found the formerly feuding brothers Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher sharing the live stage for the first time in 16 years. A documentary about the tour will premiere in theaters in September before coming to Hulu and Disney+ later in 2026.
Disney is the parent company of Hulu and ABC News.
Shania Twain’s ‘Little Miss Twain’ (Republic Records)
Shania Twain’s seventh album, Little Miss Twain, hearkens back to her beginnings as “an eight-year-old singing late night at the bar” and is set to arrive July 24.
“A lot of Little Miss Twain is reflective of my teens, my roots as well as the energy of the rock and R&B I loved so much, but still with that Western twang,” she says. “Where I’m from you don’t go anywhere on a horse — you go on a snowmobile. I was dreaming about the Western lifestyle and I was living in a very different world than where I ended up.”
The record’s first single, “Dirty Rosie,” is out now, ahead of her Sunday gig hosting the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Shania will preview the album with a 12-night stand at London’s Wembley Stadium with Harry Styles. She’ll cap that with a July 7 show at Thomond Park Stadium in Limerick City, Ireland.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift attend the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards on March 26, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for iHeartRadio)
Travis Kelce and Saturday Night Live’s Colin Jost have something unique in common: Despite their celebrity status, they’re still both much less famous than their significant others. And when Colin appeared on Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast on Wednesday, they bonded over that fact.
Travis is, of course, engaged to the world-famous pop star Taylor Swift. Colin is married to Scarlett Johansson, a two-time Oscar nominee and the second-highest-grossing actor in box office history. Her movies have collectively earned more than $15 billion.
“As two guys who are also of the ‘plus-one fraternity’ and have the same experience, how nice is it to be the less famous person in your relationship?” Travis asked Colin.
“Huge relief,” he responded.
“It’s really funny because … I think I’m probably almost approached more because she’s less approachable,” Colin continued. “Because I’m on TV … I’m in their living room, so [people are] just like, ‘Hey, what’s up, man? How’s it going?’ She’s actually almost, like, so famous that they don’t believe [it’s her] a lot of times.”
“Shout out to the plus-ones out there,” said Travis.
“It’s good. I feel like we can commiserate,” Colin added. “I’m on the team,” Travis agreed.
Colin also noted that because he’s married to Scarlett Johansson, he can never complain about his wife in his stand-up. “I can’t be like, ‘She’s nagging me about this,'” he laughed. “Everyone’s like, ‘Shut the f*** up!'”
Travis also discussed his recent trip to London with Taylor, raving that the meal they had at the famous Indian restaurant they dined at, Gymkhana, was “f****** remarkable.”
“You didn’t like food before you starting dating … Taylor,” Jason said, a comment Travis said was “bogus.”
Ledisi performs during ‘The Music of Billy Joel’ at Carnegie Hall on March 12, 2026, in New York City. (Photo by Taylor Hill/FilmMagic)
Ledisi is returning to Broadway, this time as star. After serving as a standby for the 2004 production of Caroline, or Change, the singer has landed the role of Tallulah Clarke in the new musical Wanted.
The musical follows sisters Mary and Martha Clarke, played by Solea Pfeiffer and Liisi LaFontaine, two Black women who pass for white and become outlaws in an effort to save their mother and preserve their family’s legacy. Tallulah Clarke is their mother.
“I am beyond thrilled to join the cast of Wanted. My first Broadway principal role, and I still can’t believe it,” Ledisi said in a statement. “I keep thinking about the journey, God’s timing, and the importance of legacy.”
“I’m grateful to Angelica Chéri, Ross Baum, Stevie Walker-Webb, and our producers for trusting me with the role of Tallulah, and to my family, friends, and team for giving me the courage to say ‘yes,’” she continued. “I love being a recording artist, and that will never change. Theatre has always been part of my vision as a storyteller. This isn’t a pivot… It’s another expansion of me. And I’m just getting started.”
Wanted begins previews at The James Earl Jones Theatre on Oct. 15 and officially opens Nov. 8.
Fans can now register for access to the presale, which starts June 16 at 10 a.m. ET at Wantedmusical.com. Tickets go on sale to the public June 23 at 10 a.m. ET. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets now through March 31 on Broadway Inbound.
![Nashville notes: Lauren Alaina’s ‘Stages’ + Zach John King ‘Get[s] to Drinkin” on tour](https://s3.amazonaws.com/syndication.abcaudio.com/files/2026-05-13/Nashville_Notes%281%29.jpg "Nashville notes: Lauren Alaina’s ‘Stages’ + Zach John King ‘Get[s] to Drinkin” on tour")
