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Anderson .Paak teams with GOAL Projects to create kits for girls youth soccer team

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

Anderson .Paak‘s latest venture benefits youth who play soccer in Ventura County, California. It’s a partnership with GOAL Projects, a new initiative from GOAL, for which he designed soccer kits for the Oxnard Eagles girls soccer teams. The kit includes a black soccer ball, T-shirt and a limited-edition soccer jersey featuring the font used for several of Paak’s album covers, the #86 in honor of his birth year, the GOAL logo on the front and “Yes Lawd” on the back.

A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Oxnard Eagles team, and will be used to provide scholarships and help cover expenses like rent, practice equipment and transportation.

“Man, you have an opportunity to uplift kids in the same streets where I made my way, you give me a call,” Paak tells Billboard. “When GOAL came to me with this idea, I was all in. It wasn’t just about a jersey; it was about connecting music and soccer — two things that bring people together everywhere.”

“And the fact that every jersey helps out the Oxnard Eagles, these amazing young girls from my hometown? That’s the part that made it a no-brainer,” he continued. “It’s bigger than sport. It’s about community and giving these kids the chance to shine.”

The Anderson .Paak x GOAL Projects collection is now available at online and will be sold in person at the .Paak House Festival, taking place Oct. 11 on the California State University Channel Islands campus.

“.Paak House has always been about giving my community a VIP experience, showing kids and families that they deserve the same love and spotlight as anybody else,” says Paak. “It’s about creating spaces where people can come together, celebrate and feel supported.”

The Rolling Stones release video for ‘Shame, Shame, Shame’ from ‘Black and Blue’ reissue

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

The Rolling Stones have released a video for “Shame, Shame, Shame,” a cover of the Shirley & Company track that will appear on their upcoming reissue of their 1976 album Black and Blue.

The clip, directed by Dutch filmmaker Camille Boumans, features a collage of rare archival photos of The Stones, combined with hand-drawn animation.

The track is one of several outtakes and jams that will appear on the super deluxe edition of Black and Blue, dropping Nov. 14. The set also includes a 2025 remix of the album by producer Steven Wilson, and a recording of a 1976 concert at Earls Court in London, which was part of a six-night residency at the venue.

The super-deluxe edition of Black and Blue will be released as a five-LP or four-CD set. Both come with a Blu-ray that includes the Wilson remix and the Earls Court concert in Dolby Atmos, plus an unreleased TV broadcast of the band’s 1976 concert at Les Abattoirs in Paris.

The Black and Blue reissue will also be released in a variety of other formats, including a limited-edition five-LP black and blue marbled vinyl set; two-disc and one-disc formats on both vinyl and CD; and a limited-edition zoetrope vinyl.

Kenny Chesney reveals final five stops on ‘Heart Life Music’ book tour

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

Kenny Chesney‘s adding five more cities to his Heart Life Music book tour.

He’ll visit Philadelphia; Bergen, New Jersey; Beverly Hills; and Key West and Tampa, Florida, around the time of the book’s launch Nov. 4.

“Four of those cities have stadiums where we’ve had some incredibly memorable nights,” Kenny points out, “whether selling standing room only around the pirate ship at Raymond James Stadium, the crazy, unbelievable crowds in Philly and MetLife that no one saw coming – and Key West, where so many of my great friends and memories are. All of these places truly are in my heart, my music and my life.”

Previously announced stops in Boston and at East Tennessee State University sold out in less than an hour.

Tickets for the new additions to the Heart Life Music book tour go on sale Friday. You can find full details online.

Cardi B teams with Latto for remix to ‘Am I the Drama?’ song ‘Errtime’

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

Cardi B recently released her new album, Am I the Drama?, but there’s a lot more music where that came from. She dropped the remix to the album cut “Errtime,” which features a few bars from Atlanta’s own Latto.

“G lock in my hip, I walk around with a switch/ I know this h* ain’t talking s*** with broke n**** on her lips,” Latto raps on the club record. “Like, how you let a rapper hit that ain’t even got no hits?/ Man, my thick a** went to fashion week, them dresses couldn’t even zip.”

The song marks Cardi’s second song with Latto, who she had shouted out on the original version of “Errtime.” They previously teamed on the remix to Latto’s song “Put It On Da Floor.”

It also arrives on the heels of another new track from Am I the Drama?: the newly released bonus track, “Don’t Do Too Much.”

Cardi B is set to go on her first headlining tour, for which the general sale starts Thursday. Before then, she will perform at the Global Citizen Festival Saturday in place of The Weeknd.

Dierks Bentley, Riley Green & Parker McCollum will Crash My Playa in 2026

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

The lineup is out for the 2026 edition of Luke Bryan‘s annual Caribbean getaway vacation.

Dierks Bentley, Riley Green, Parker McCollum and Dustin Lynch will join him for the Jan. 15-18 musical extravaganza at Moon Palace Cancun.

“Crash My Playa is my favorite way to kick off the new year, and this lineup is going to make 2026 one of our best yet,” Luke says. “Dierks, Riley, Parker and of course Dustin — who has been there for me every single year to host his infamous pool party — are going to give the fans a show they won’t forget. We can’t wait.”

Tucker Wetmore, Chase Matthew, Priscilla Block, George Birge, Josh Ross, Kameron Marlowe, Lauren Watkins and The Castellows will all perform, as well.

Tickets are on sale now at CrashMyPlaya.com.

Gorillaz, The xx & The Cure to play Primavera Sound Barcelona

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

Gorillaz, The xx and The Cure are among the artists confirmed to play Primavera Sound Barcelona in June 2026.

The lineup also includes My Bloody Valentine, Role Model, Wet Leg, Lola Young, Father John Misty and Rilo Kiley.

Registration for fan sale tickets is open now, with tickets going on sale Sept. 29. A full lineup and more ticket information can be found at PrimaveraSound.com.

The 2025 Primavera Sound Barcelona lineup featured such performers as Wet Leg, LCD Soundsystem, Turnstile, TV on the Radio, Fontaines D.C., beabadoobee, Clairo and HAIM. Headliners included Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan and Charli XCX.

Bruce Springsteen releases live ‘Open All Night’ from ‘Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition’

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

Bruce Springsteen has released another track from his upcoming box set, Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition, dropping Oct. 17.

The latest is a live version of “Open All Night,” recorded inside an empty Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey. The song is part of Springsteen’s first-ever performance of Nebraska in its entirety. A film of the performance, directed by longtime collaborator Thom Zimny, will be featured on the Blu-ray included in the box set.

“The one thing that we didn’t do on the Nebraska album was we didn’t play it live, so my first thought when we were talking about celebrating the record was there’s got to be a performance, singing these songs from top to bottom,” The Boss shares.

On Instagram he adds, “I knew that the way to do it was no audience and no speaking … You just present the record, play it through, then you’re done.”

Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition will feature a 2025 remaster of the album, as well as lots of previously unreleased material, including the long-rumored “Electric Nebraska.” There are also solo outtakes, including additional songs from Springsteen’s original Nebraska home recordings that didn’t make the album, as well as recordings from a 1982 solo studio session.

Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition is available for preorder now.

Kings of Leon to play New Year’s Eve shows in Las Vegas

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

Kings of Leon are ringing in the New Year in Las Vegas.

The “Use Somebody” rockers are set to headline two New Year’s Eve shows, Dec. 30 and 31, at The Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.

An artist presale kicks off Thursday, Sept. 25 at 10 a.m. PT, with other presales running throughout the week. Tickets go on sale to the general public starting Saturday, Sept. 27 at 10 a.m. PT.

Kings of Leon have a busy weekend ahead of them. They are set to play Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Festival in Dana Point, California, on Friday, and then head to Franklin, Tennessee, to play the Pilgrimage Festival, which runs from Saturday to Sunday.

On ‘Good Morning America,’ Lionel Richie talks about his ‘Truly’ candid new memoir

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

Lionel Richie‘s new memoir Truly is out Sept. 30 and he sat down with ABC’s Robin Roberts on Good Morning America on Thursday to talk about the book, his life and career.

Sharing a story he said he has never spoken aloud until now, Lionel Richie revealed that he “grew up totally in fear.” Raised in Tuskegee, Alabama, Richie recalled feeling anxious and uncertain as a child.

“I didn’t know what ADHD was. ‘Can you play baseball?’ ‘Eh.’ ‘Football?’ ‘No.’ ‘Basketball?’ ‘No.’ ‘Tennis?’ ‘Kinda,'” he said. “You know, it was just everything was ‘kinda.’ I was very anxious about everything. And at the same time, I kept tryin’ to fake it. I kind of found some new areas of my life that I didn’t know I had in me.”

Music eventually became his refuge. While his grandmother was classically trained in piano, Lionel himself can’t read music. Asked how this could be, Lionel laughed, “Listen, I don’t know, and I’ve asked God that several times. And it was said to me by Marvin Gaye, ‘There is an answer to this. Don’t go lookin’ for it. Just accept it.'”

Despite early ambitions of being a priest, Lionel instead turned to music, paving the way for one of the most celebrated careers in pop music history, starting with his years in the chart-topping group The Commodores.

Lionel told Roberts that his favorite Commodores song is “Brick House,” even though he jokes that he thought his grandmother would “disown” him over its raunchy lyrics. “I thought it was kinda disgraceful myself,” he laughs. “Until it became a hit.”

After his “painful” split with the band, he launched a solo career, selling over 125 million albums worldwide and winning multiple Grammys, a Golden Globe, an Oscar and induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. He’s also been a judge on American Idol for eight seasons.

Lionel says of his memoir, “The stories are great. But what turned me into me was, the world said, ‘Hey, Lionel. I like what you’re doin’. Keep up the good work.'”

You can find more of Lionel Richie’s chat with Roberts on IMPACT x Nightline, streaming now on Hulu.

Jordan Davis was hooked by ‘Bar None’: ‘Dadgummit, I wish I would’ve thought of that’

September 25, 2025 by WDNY Radio

Since Jordan Davis has a hand in writing so many of his songs, he says he doesn’t get that many outside pitches.

But when he does, he has a process: He sends it to some people he trusts to see whether he should check it out or not.

Obviously his latest hit, “Bar None,” made the cut.

“I was on my way home,” Jordan recalls. “I listened to it. The hook is the first thing that grabbed me. I think as a songwriter, when you hear a hook like that, you’re kinda like, ‘Dadgummit, I wish I would’ve thought of that!'”

“And then I just, like, couldn’t stop listening to the song,” he continues. “I listened to it, got to my house, pulled on my street and was like, ‘Yeah, I need to take a few more blocks to keep jamming this one.’ And then woke up the next morning and was like, ‘Alright, I gotta record this song.'”

Jordan’s instincts have paid off, as “Bar None” is currently in the top five and climbing.

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