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Last year Noah Kahan experienced what he said were “the greatest two nights of my life” — headlining two shows at Boston’s iconic Fenway Park. He’ll be returning to that location for a special event in November.

Noah will headline a benefit concert Nov. 20 at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway, a venue that’s adjacent to the stadium. It will raise funds for his own Busyhead Project, as well as the Red Sox Foundation. Fans can register to buy tickets online.

The Busyhead Project is a nonprofit mental health initiative that Noah founded to raise awareness of and reduce stigma around mental health, as well as provide resources to those in need. The Red Sox Foundation is the official team charity of the Boston Red Sox, which provides grants to help children, families, veterans and communities in need.

Noah wrote on his Instagram Story Monday, “If you know me you know how important this is to me and I’m stoked for it. … Hope to see you in Boston.”

Noah’s concerts at Fenway Park, which he described as “transcendent and magical,” were documented on the concert album Live From Fenway Park.

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Ian Munsick will launch his The Eagle Flies Free Tour Feb. 13, 2026, in Charlotte, North Carolina. It takes its name from his third album, Eagle Feather, which came out in April.

Maddie & Tae are extending their Love & Light Tour into 2026, with dates that kick off Feb. 19 in St. Petersburg, Florida, and wrap March 28 in Madison, Wisconsin. Presales start Tuesday before tickets become available to the public on Friday. 

Priscilla Block will headline Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium for the first time on March 4, 2026. Presales start Wednesday, before tickets go on sale to the public Friday. 

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Jodeci has announced the dates for a few shows taking place in 2026. They have five performances running from January through May, kicking things off at the Horseshoe Hammond Casino on Jan. 16.

The group will then make their way to WinStar World Casino in Thackerville, Oklahoma; Yaamava’ Resort & Casino in Highland, California; and Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Sacramento, California. The final two shows will take place Mother’s Day weekend at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall and Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre.

Presale tickets become available Tuesday using the code “JODECI.” General tickets will then go on sale Friday.

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Chris Brown ended his time in Atlanta by giving flowers to one of the city’s biggest stars.  He brought Usher out during Breezy Bowl XX’s final tour stop in the A, then proceeded to sing Usher’s praises, noting the impact he’s had on his career.

“This [is] my motherf****** brother for life. I’m so happy to be sharing the same stage with him,” Chris said of Usher, with whom he collaborated on “New Flame” and “Party.”

“I know me and [Bow Wow], earlier, we came up young. We came up looking at him, Michael Jackson, a couple other people. Ain’t too many people f****** with Usher,” he continued. “I’m just being real — he’s the greatest. My brother, I appreciate you.” 

Brown also brought GloRilla and Bow Wow out to perform.

In other Chris Brown news, his Memphis show on Oct. 18 has been canceled, according to Ticketmaster. Promoter Oak View Group attributed the cancellation to renovations at the venue.

The final Breezy Bowl XX tour show now takes place Oct. 16.

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“Heart of Stone” has become Jelly Roll‘s eighth consecutive #1, as it assumes its place at the top of the country chart. 

That means every song he’s ever promoted to country radio has made it to #1, giving him the second-longest streak, just behind Luke Combs, who has 14 in a row. 

The third single from his Beautifully Broken album follows “Liar,” which topped the chart for six weeks starting in February. 

Meanwhile, Jelly could add to his trophy collection as his other hit, “Hard Fought Hallelujah” with Brandon Lake, competes for song, bluegrass/country/roots recorded song and short form music video of the year (performance) at Christian music’s Dove Awards. The show’s set to air Friday at 7:30 p.m. ET on TBN.

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By now we’ve probably all heard that Taylor Swift attended Selena Gomez‘s September wedding to Benny Blanco and gave a speech. On Monday Selena shared a behind-the-scenes video of herself getting ready for her big moment, with Taylor sitting next to her gushing about how beautiful she looks.

In the video we see Selena, in full hair and makeup, getting her veil adjusted as Taylor sits next to her, wearing a shiny gold floral gown and filming her with her camera. “Are you even serious?” Taylor gasps. “What? Look at her! Oh my God!”

“I’m so happy,” Selena says, grinning from ear to ear.  “Oh my God,” Taylor repeats. 

“I’m getting married,” adds Selena. “Finally!”

There’s also a photo of the two sharing a cocktail in the dressing room and then hugging each other on the dance floor during the reception.

“In honor of SHOWGIRL .. blessed to have you by my side almost 20 years later gator!” Selena captioned the post. “I love you @taylorswift forever and always.”

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Gunna is headed on the road in support of his latest album, The Last Wun. He’ll be going around the globe for his Wun World Tour, with legs in North America, New Zealand and Australia, Africa, Europe and the U.K. 

The trek starts Nov. 17 in Boston and will feature his first headlining performance at Madison Square Garden, as well as festival appearances at Milk & Cookies Festival, Rolling Loud Australia and Afronation in Portugal, where he’ll bring the tour to a close on July 3.

Tickets for the North American shows will first go on sale via Citi presale Wednesday, the same day a Mastercard presale begins for those purchasing tickets to the Europe/U.K. shows. An artist presale will follow on Thursday, with other presales taking place throughout the week. Remaining tickets will go on sale to the general public Oct. 13 at 10 a.m. local time at wunworldtour.com.

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While Lady Gaga is expected to receive multiple Grammy nominations in November for her album Mayhem, another one of her albums has been submitted as a contender.

First-round Grammy voting is now taking place and runs through Oct. 15. According to Billboard, Gaga has submitted her 2024 album, Harlequin — featuring alternate takes of songs she recorded for her movie Joker: Folie à Deux — in the category of best traditional pop vocal album. It’s a category she’s won twice before, for the two albums she made with Tony Bennett.

According to Billboard, that means Gaga may end up going up against her friend Elton John, who’s entered his album with Brandi Carlile, Who Believes In Angels?, in the same category. But she may also be competing against Barbra Streisand, whose all-star duets album The Secret of Life: Partners, Volume 2 has also been submitted.

Billboard predicts that Gaga, Elton and Barbra will all receive nominations, as will an artist who duets with Barbra on her album: Laufey. The Icelandic vocalist won the category two years ago. Her latest album, A Matter of Time, may also get a nod.

As for the fifth slot in the category, Billboard reports that the contenders include Seth McFarlane for his album Lush Life: The Lost Sinatra Arrangements; Jennifer Hudson‘s holiday release, The Gift of Love; and actor Jeff Goldblum‘s jazz album Still Blooming. Albums by Christina Aguilera, Belinda Carlisle and Stephen Bishop have also been submitted.

We’ll find out Nov. 7 who made the cut when Grammy nominations are announced. The Grammy Awards will take place Feb. 1, 2026.

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