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The Neighbourhood has announced a performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

The “Sweater Weather” outfit will play the ABC late-night talk show on Nov. 24. You can tune in to watch at 11:35 p.m. ET/10:35 p.m. CT.

The Neighbourhood just released a new album called (((((ultraSOUND))))), marking their first record in five years. They played their first live show together in four years on Nov. 15 in Los Angeles.

The new album also marks the return of drummer Brandon Fried, who’d been let go from the band in 2022 after María Zardoya of The Marías alleged he’d groped her.

At the time, Fried apologized and called his behavior “inexcusable and intolerable,” adding, “It is evident that I must address my problems with alcohol and substance abuse, which I am now seeking help for.”

The Neighbourhood will launch a full U.S. tour in March.

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A whole lot of people love Three Days Grace‘s “I Hate Everything About You.”

The band’s 2003 debut single has officially gone nine-times Platinum, which signifies at least 9 million units certified by the RIAA. 

“I Hate Everything About You” is one of 22 3DG songs to receive new RIAA certifications. Others include the eight-times Platinum “Animal I Have Become,” the six-times Platinum “Never Too Late,” and the quadrupole-Platinum “Pain” and “Riot.”

Additionally, five 3DG albums have received new RIAA certifications.

Three Days Grace’s latest record, Alienation, was released in August. It’s the first album from 3DG’s revamped two-singer lineup featuring returning frontman Adam Gontier and longtime vocalist Matt Walst.

Three Days Grace will launch a U.S. tour in support of Alienation in February.

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Like his friend Ed Sheeran, Lewis Capaldi is a big Lego lover, so he was in his element on Tuesday when he visited a Lego “Chalet of Play” pop-up event in London — and was presented with a massive Lego statue of himself.

The statue, which took 207 hours to create, was made of 41,000 Lego bricks. Lewis posted a video of himself unwrapping the statue on his Instagram Story. In a separate video, Lewis reminisced about building Legos with his brother and also showed off a mini-figure of himself. 

Lewis, who’s struggled with his mental health, said in a statement, “Having LEGO around helps take my mind off stuff, I’m so focused on putting it all together that I’m able to put other stuff that’s going on to the back of my mind. There’s also a nice nostalgia tied into it, it’s a lovely feeling.”

During his visit Lewis also received a replica of his new EP, Survive, completely made of Legos. 

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Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre have enlisted Martha Stewart as a new partner for their brand Still G.I.N. by Dre and Snoop. She’ll promote the gin and share some recipes for cocktails she’s created with the alcohol. “I think gin has to have a superior flavor,” Stewart said in a statement, according to Complex. “It has to be smooth and not intrusive on your senses. STILL G.I.N. is so flavorful and so aromatic. It’s my go-to spirit now and I use it in cocktails where I might have used something else before. It’s just that versatile and good.” She’s shared her first recipe for a drink called Water Melly.

While Martha and Snoop have had a long-standing friendship, 50 Cent credits the rapper for helping with his decision-making in life. Alongside a video of Snoop recalling his influence on 50 Cent, 50 confirmed his statements were true. “He ain’t lying I studied that Doggy Style album,” he wrote. “The s*** was so good if you didn’t listen to it you couldn’t make the right creative choices.” 

Leon Thomas has reacted to fights that broke out at his concert Sunday at The Fillmore in Silver Spring, Maryland. In a comment section of a video capturing one of the altercations, he penned, “I got no songs that warrant this.” He then doubled down on X, writing, “I don’t got one song for yall to be doing this too.”

DJ Khaled‘s Aalam of God arrives in 2026, but he’s already teasing the album. He shared what the title means on CBS Mornings. “It’s just basically saying we gotta always show our gratitude to the highest and show love to each other and unite and come together,” he explained. The full interview is on YouTube and CBS Mornings‘ social media.

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In case you missed it, Eric Church appeared on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday night to perform “Bleed on Paper” ahead of the release of a live version of the track on Friday. The track is from Church’s upcoming concert film and live soundtrack, Evangeline vs. The Machine: Comes Alive. The movie will screen in IMAX theaters Feb. 11 and Feb. 14.

Shaboozey was named Country Music Songwriter/Artist of the Year at the 2025 ASCAP Nashville Songwriters Celebration, held Nov. 17. In addition, “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” was named ASCAP Country Song of the Year. Meanwhile, Ashley Gorley was named ASCAP Country Music Songwriter of the Year for the 12th time, thanks to the hit songs he wrote over the past year, including Jelly Roll‘s “Liar” and “I Am Not Okay” and Tyler Hubbard‘s “Park.”

LeAnn Rimes has announced a spring 2026 tour marking three decades since she released her breakthrough song and album, Blue. The tour, called 30 Years of Blue: The Voice, The Journey, The Truth, starts April 19 in Dallas and is mapped out through a May 17 date in Wilmington, North Carolina; more shows dates will be added. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Nov. 21 at 10 a.m. local time; a presale starts Nov. 19 at 10 a.m. local time. In a statement, LeAnn says, “Revisiting Blue and reflecting on the last 30 years of music has been the sweetest gift. These songs hold so many pieces of my life, and somehow they feel brand new again. And we’re just getting started!” Visit LeAnnRimes.com for more information about the tour.

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ABC’s Dancing with the Stars has often cast beloved Gen X and millennial celebrities, but there’s one who you aren’t ever going to see compete for that Mirror Ball trophy.

While answering fan mail for InStyle with his brothers, Kevin Jonas read one that urged him to appear on the show, prompting brother Nick Jonas to reveal, “They’ve asked you pretty much every season, for the last 20 years, is that the deal?”

Kevin replied, “For a long time.” He added, “I have said no. It’s not just for me.”

“Can’t afford him,” Joe Jonas joked.

“I will say, we watch the show. It’s very fun,” Kevin said. “I feel like it’s really back. Like Dancing with the Stars is fully back.”

Nick added that he’s “pulling for Mr. Irwin” — that would be Robert Irwin, son of the late Steve Irwin, who’s on the show this season, while Kevin also gave props to contestant Dylan Efron.

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T.I. is back with a new episode of his podcast, though the return was far from expeditious. expediTIously with Tip T.I. Harris premieres its comeback episode Tuesday, featuring a guest appearance from former NBA star Allen Iverson. The two will discuss Iverson’s new memoir, Misunderstood, as well as faith, family, friendship and all that has come along on his journey. 

ExpediTIously launched in 2019 with a goal of “bridging the gap and shedding light on important social topics and much more in an authentic, eyebrow-raising dialogue that might make want to pull out your dictionary,” the YouTube description reads.

The Iverson episode will mark the first since May 2022, and is credited to fans and their constant requests for the podcast’s return.

“expediTIously will be back in full swing coming soon, man, and it’s due to all of the overwhelming request and everybody calling, DM[ing] me, stopping me in the street saying how much they want it, but more importantly because I want some s*** that I can watch and be entertained, OK?” T.I. said in a video posted to his Instagram. “So with that being said, expediTIously is back.” 

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New artist of the year nominee Stephen Wilson Jr. will play twice during Wednesday’s CMA Awards — and both performances have a connection to author Stephen King. 

One performance will be his cover of the Ben E. King classic “Stand By Me,” featured on his son of dad (deluxe) album. 

“That song’s been haunting me my whole life, since I was a little kid, from this movie called Stand By Me based off a Stephen King book,” he says. “And ever since that day I watched it, it’s been running through my head.”

“So when my dad died,” he continues, “I just started playing it in my living room. And it just took this new form because it haunted me so bad. I just starting singing it like a hymn. And it seemed to bring him closer to me. And I just sang it in this guy’s basement one day and it just went crazy online.”

Wilson’s other CMA moment comes from a 2025 film.

“The weirdest thing alongside of that is I’m playing a song called ‘Took a Walk’ with Shaboozey,” he adds. “It’s in a movie called The Long Walk, also based off a Stephen King book. So the Stephen King thread is really bizarre.” 

Shaboozey, Ella Langley, Zach Top and Tucker Wetmore also vie for the new artist trophy during the CMA Awards Wednesday, airing on ABC. 

You can tune in to see Wilson on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Tuesday at 11:35 p.m. ET on ABC.

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Silversun Pickups have premiered the video for “The Wreckage,” the lead single off the band’s upcoming album, Tenterhooks.

The clip, which is available on YouTube, follows a woman whose body has been taken over by an alien.

“This song, ‘The Wreckage,’ inspired me at a time I’d been thinking about this post I’d seen, with the question, ‘If men weren’t around, who would protect you?’ With a woman quickly countering, ‘Protect us from what?'” says director Suzie Vlček. “So I wrote about an alien joyride. This thing inside her knows nothing about being a human woman.”

“It’s about expectations, rules, being seen, being ignored…in an accelerated lifespan…or a 5 minute SSPU song,” Vlček continues. “Or as my son said, ‘It’s female gaze meets Venom.'”

In between all that, keep an eye out for a cameo from Jack Black.

Tenterhooks, the seventh SSPU album, drops Feb. 6. It’s the follow-up to 2022’s Physical Thrills.

Silversun Pickups will launch a U.S. tour in February.

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