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Tyla released the music video for “Dynamite” featuring Wizkid. Directed by Nabil, the video captures them hanging out and dancing both in an apartment and outdoors in Morocco. It is now available to watch on YouTube.

Wizkid also seems to be featured on Gunna‘s upcoming album, The Last Wun, as he was heard in a preview Gunna played while in the studio. Their collaboration is seemingly titled “Forever.”

Freddie Gibbs has announced he’s going on tour with The Alchemist. Alfredo The Tour will kick off Sept. 20 in Philadelphia and wrap up in San Francisco on Nov. 9. General tickets go on sale Friday, but Freddie is sharing the link for early access with those who request it in the comments of his announcement post. 

The Alchemist, who will also go on tour this year with Erykah Badu, has also announced Mobb Deep has a new project in the works. “The new Mobb Deep album is done. Produced entirely by Havoc and The Alchemist,” he wrote on X.

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The Lemonheads have shared a new song called “The Key of Victory,” a track off the band’s upcoming comeback album, Love Chant.

“It’s quiet, it’s b******’. It’s pretty and it’s modal,” frontman Evan Dando says of the tune. “I was trying to do like a ‘Street Hassle’ vibe, you know?”

You can watch “The Key of Victory” video on YouTube.

Love Chant is due out Oct. 24 and marks the first original Lemonheads album in 19 years. Dando and company will launch a U.S. tour in support of the record in November.

Dando is also releasing a memoir, Rumors of My Demise, on Oct. 7.

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Jonas Brothers kick off their tour Aug. 10, and they’re currently being whipped into shape by two little girls. Kevin Jonas posted an Instagram video in which he says, “Tour rehearsals are really going great. Everything’s coming together.” He adds, “Stage managers are a little intense.” Cut to footage of his daughters, Alena Jonas, 10, and Valentina Jonas, 7, walking around backstage with headsets. They yell at uncle Joe Jonas to do more push-ups, their dad to autograph more albums and the crew to add “the hits” to the set list. When they get to Nick Jonas, who’s just hanging around, they say, “Uncle Nick, you’re doing OK” and fist-bump him.

For years, Maroon 5 would spend New Year’s Eve performing in Las Vegas, but this year they’re going a bit further afield. The band will ring in 2026 by performing at a gala dinner staged by Atlantis, The Palm resort in Dubai. The best tickets cost more than $3,000, but include the concert, champagne, fireworks, a buffet and more. Lionel Richie played the event last year; in 2023, it was Sting.

Are Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ready to take their relationship to the next level? Multiple sources have confirmed to Cleveland Scene that the couple toured at least two “opulent” homes that are currently for sale in Northeast Ohio’s well-to-do suburbs. Travis grew up in Cleveland Heights.

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BigXthaPlug is going country on his new album, I Hope You’re Happy, which he’s announced is coming out soon. He recently shared the news on his Instagram, alongside artwork that finds him shirtless, sporting a denim jacket and holding some blue flowers. 

The album will arrive on Aug. 22. It’s a continuation of BigX’s experimentation with country music, as heard in “All the Way” with Bailey Zimmerman, “Holy Ground” with Jessie Murph and “Home” with Shaboozey. 

But he’s made it clear that the album isn’t only country. 

“I’m rapping on a bunch of country-style beats, but it’s not just country,” BigX previously told Billboard of the album. “I’m not on there sounding like no cowboy; I’m rapping. I’m just doing it from a country standpoint. I’m not saying it was easy — it definitely was a challenge.”

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If Justin Bieber and his wife, Hailey Bieber, are having trouble in their marriage, you sure can’t see it in the new video he just released for his song “Yukon.”

In the black-and-white visual, Justin, Hailey and their son, Jack Blues Bieber, who’ll turn 1 in a couple of weeks, are seen hanging out on a boat anchored in a remote setting. Justin and Hailey are seen in and out of the water; in one shot, Hailey’s smiling and holding Jack in the ocean. We never see Jack’s entire face but there are plenty of shots of him, including one where Justin is kissing his toe.

There are also shots of Justin dancing on the boat, a close-up of Hailey’s diamond ring, and scenes of Justin and Hailey embracing. Justin is also seen showering, riding a surfboard and an exercise bike, and sunbathing on the boat, which is branded SKYLRK, the name of his new clothing brand.

“Yukon” is from Justin’s new album, SWAG.

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You can check out Jon Pardi‘s new video for the Honkytonk Hollywood track “Hey California” on YouTubenow. 

Dolly Parton‘s Dolly Wines Bar is now open on the second level of Assembly Food Hall in Nashville.

The first Diffie Classic will be held Sept. 10-11 at Hermitage Golf Course near Nashville. The golf and musical tribute to the late Joe Diffie will be hosted by his children Kara Diffie Hare and Parker Diffie. 

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The 2025 MTV VMAs are making their return in the fall, and Kendrick Lamar is among the top contenders. He picked up a total of 10 nominations, including video of the year for “Not Like Us” and best album for GNX.

K. Dot is also up for artist of the year against Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, who are facing their own battle for the most-ever VMAs wins. 

Other highlights include The Weeknd‘s seven nods and Doechii‘s four nominations. First-time nominees include Brent Faiyaz, Lay Bankks, Mac Miller and PartyNextDoor, as well as Leon Thomas and Freddie Gibbs, who are up for their “Mutt (Remix)” collaboration.

Winners will be announced during the awards show, which will take place Sept. 7 at New York’s UBS Arena. It will air coast to coast at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on CBS, MTV and Paramount+.

Fans can vote for 19 categories by visiting vote.mtv.com through Sept. 5 at 6 p.m. ET.

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Ed Sheeran recently said on a podcast that despite being born in England, he thinks of himself as Irish because his dad’s family is Irish and he spent summers in Ireland as a kid. So it’s perhaps no surprise that on Tuesday he dropped into the world’s largest annual festival of traditional Irish music for a surprise performance.

The festival this year is taking place in Wexford, which just happens to be the hometown of Ed’s late grandmother. According to multiple reports, Ed pulled played a pop-up gig in the town’s The Sky & The Ground pub.

Ed posted on his Instagram Story clips of two songs he performed at the pub, “Don’t” and a cover of the Irish band Snow Patrol‘s hit “Chasing Cars.” But that’s not all he sang: Fan TikToks show him performing his songs “Castle On the Hill” and “Nancy Mulligan.”

Also on his Instagram Story, Ed posted a photo of a pint of Guinness with a sideways triangle — the symbol of his upcoming album, Play — drawn into the foam on top. The pint is sitting next to a coaster that reads, “Are you ready to Play, Ireland?” along with the date of the album’s release, Sept. 12.

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A recently opened museum exhibit dedicated to Ozzy Osbourne has been extended following the heavy metal icon’s July 22 death.

Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero opened on June 25 at the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and was supposed to close in September. But the museum, which is in Ozzy’s hometown, has announced that it will remain open until January due to public demand.

The exhibit was launched to coincide with Black Sabbath’s homecoming show at Villa Park on July 5, which also turned out to be Ozzy’s last concert. It highlights Ozzy’s solo achievements and many prestigious awards, and includes photos and videos charting his rise to fame, as well as Platinum and Gold discs.

“We are delighted to announce the extension of Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero to the end of the year,” Zak Mensah and Sara Wajid, co-chief executives of Birmingham Museums Trust, said in a statement. “The public response to the exhibition has been overwhelming so far, demonstrating the love and affection for Ozzy from the people of Birmingham and beyond.”

Since its opening, more than 96,000 visitors have checked out the exhibit.

Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero is expected to remain open until Jan. 18, 2026. More info can be found at birminghammuseums.org.uk.

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