Chris Stapleton’s All-American Roadshow (Courtesy Chris Stapleton/Sacks & Co.)
Chris Stapleton is extending his All-American Road Show into 2026 with six special concerts.
Starting Feb. 4, he’ll do two-night runs in Las Vegas; Thackerville, Oklahoma; and Uncasville, Connecticut.
Billed as an Evening with Chris Stapleton, the new shows will feature only the singer and his band, with no opening act. Presales start Sept. 24 before tickets become available to the public on Sept. 26.
The “Tennessee Whiskey” hitmaker has three nominations at November’s 59th CMA Awards: entertainer, male vocalist and music video of the year for “Think I’m in Love with You.”
Meanwhile, his duet with Miranda Lambert, “A Song to Sing,” is climbing the country chart.
Sabrina Carpenter appears on NBC’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ in 2024 (Will Heath/NBC)
Sabrina Carpenter will be the latest star to pull double duty on Saturday Night Live.
After appearing in the opening of the SNL50 anniversary special with music legend Paul Simon, Sabrina has been tapped to both host and perform on the Oct. 18 installment of the show. She’ll be supporting her new album, Man’s Best Friend.
Sabrina made her SNL debut in May 2024, performing “Espresso,” “Feather” and “Nonsense.”
But she’s not the only star who’ll be performing on the show this season. When SNL returns on Oct. 4, Bad Bunny will host and Doja Cat will be the musical guest, promoting her new album, Vie. For the second show of the season, SNL alum Amy Poehler will host, with musical guest Role Model.
‘Another Miracle’ album artwork. (Century Media Records)
Of Mice & Men has dropped a new song called “Troubled Water,” a track off the band’s upcoming album, Another Miracle.
Much like Simon & Garfunkelbefore them, OM&M hopes to build a bridge over troubled water in their song, though they express that through a metalcore ripper instead of a piano ballad.
You can watch the “Troubled Water” video on YouTube.
Another Miracle, the follow-up to 2023’s Tether, drops Nov. 14. It includes the previously released single “Wake Up” and the title track.
Of Mice & Men will be performing at the upcoming Louder than Life, Aftershock and Warped Tour festivals.
Jason Aldean‘s fortune is growing, as he just sold his music to BMG. Though the financial details weren’t revealed, it’s the company’s single largest catalog acquisition.
It includes nine studio albums, starting with his self-titled 2005 debut through 2019’s 9, encompassing the period before BMG bought his longtime label, BBR Music Group, in 2017.
“BBR Music Group and BMG have always shown a real commitment to my music and a belief in me as an artist,” Jason says. “Knowing all of my music is in the hands of my long-time label team makes this a full-circle moment, and I’m proud to have my songs continue their journey with them through this next chapter.”
Jason just released his new single “How Far Does a Goodbye Go,” the follow-up to his 30th #1 and the first taste of his upcoming 12th album.
NBA Youngboy performs as he kicks off opening night of his MASA Tour at American Airlines Center on September 1, 2025 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Thaddaeus McAdams/Getty Images)
NBA YoungBoy‘s discography is seeing a boost in streams because of his current MASA tour. Billboard reports his numbers have jumped from 128.1 million official on-demand U.S. streams (Aug. 22 to Aug. 28) to 144.4 million streams (Aug. 29 to Sept. 4); it later increased to over 184.8 million official streams.
Songs that have been getting traction are “Nevada,” which has seen a 137% increase in streams over the last two weeks, and the MASA cut “Shot Callin,” which went up by 142%, according to Billboard.
“Nevada” earned 2.1 million weekly streams from Aug. 22 to Aug. 28 ahead of YoungBoy’s MASA tour. By the week of Sept. 5 to Sept. 11, the song garnered over 5.09 million official weekly streams.
“Shot Callin” went from 1.53 million official weekly streams before the tour (Aug. 22 to Aug. 28) to 3.7 million officially weekly streams after the first four shows.
Also mentioned in the Billboard article is the boost in streaming activity for Kevin Gates‘ single “I’m a Dog.”
The song has seen a boost of 327% over the past two weeks, going from 565,000 official on-demand U.S. streams during the week of Aug. 22 to Aug. 28 to 2.4 million streams during the week of Sept. 5 to Sept. 11. The rise in streams is attributed to the “I’m a Dog” lip-synch and dance trends on TikTok.
Nick Jonas and Nate Gray are somehow forever intertwined.
For the third time in his life, Nick celebrated his birthday on the set of a Camp Rock project, portraying Nate Gray, a member of the fictional trio Connect 3. He posted photos and video of himself and brothers Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas — who play Connect 3 members Shane Gray and Jason Gray, respectively — on location in Vancouver for the newly announced Camp Rock 3. You can also see footage of Nick blowing out the candles on his cake.
“Somehow my third time celebrating my birthday on the set of Camp Rock?” he captioned the post. “15, 17 and now the best one yet, 33 with my [love] @priyankachopra.” The post includes video of Nick and Priyanka smooching at a birthday dinner.
Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato are executive producing Camp Rock 3, which focuses on Connect 3 returning to the camp in hopes of finding an opening act for their reunion tour.
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry perform during a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards at UBS Arena on September 07, 2025 in Elmont, New York. (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images for MTV)
Aerosmith’s Joe Perry and Steven Tyler were back onstage together Tuesday night in California.
TheJoe Perry Project — which also features Aerosmith’s Brad Whitford; Buck Johnson, who’s been part of Aerosmith’s touring band since 2014; The Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson; drummer Jason Sutter; and StoneTemple Pilots‘ Robert DeLeo — was the opening act for The Who’s Hollywood Bowl show, and Tyler turned up as a special guest.
“The Who fans got an extra special treat tonight in Los Angeles,” Live Nation wrote in an Instagram post, which was shared on Perry’s account. “As The Joe Perry Project got the party started, Joe brought out Steven Tyler for a set that we’ll be talking about for years!”
The post included a clip of Perry, Tyler and Robinson performing “Walk This Way” together, and they also teamed for the Aerosmith track “The Train Kept A Rollin’.”
The set also featured a guest appearance by Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash on Aerosmith’s “Mama Kin.”
Perry and Tyler’s onstage reunion happened on the same day Aerosmith announced a new collaborative EP with Yungblud, One More Time, which is due out Nov. 21. The EP’s first single, “My Only Angel,” will premiere on Friday.
Sarah McLachlan‘s new album, Better Broken, arrives on Friday, and she’s just announced a tour of the same name.
The tour kicks off Nov. 16 in Washington, D.C., and is set to wrap up Nov. 29 in LA. She’ll also play Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis, Seattle and San Francisco during the U.S. trek.
Presales start Sept. 23 via Citi and Verizon. The general sale begins Sept. 26.
Sarah appeared on ABC’s Good Morning America on Thursday morning; she’ll be on Live with Kelly and Mark and Nightline on Friday. On Sunday, Hulu premieresLilith Fair: Building a Mystery, the documentary about the pioneering all-female music festival Sarah co-founded in the ’90s. It features appearances from Sheryl Crow, Jewel, Paula Cole and many other festival participants.
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Tame Impala has revealed the track list for his upcoming album, Deadbeat.
Along with the previously released songs “Loser” and “End of Summer,” the latter of which closes the record, Deadbeat includes track titles such as “Dracula,” “Piece of Heaven,” “Ethereal Connection” and “See You on Monday (You’re Lost).”
Deadbeat is due out Oct. 17. It’s the follow-up to 2020’s The Slow Rush.
Tame Impala will launch a U.S. tour in support of Deadbeat Oct. 27 in New York City.
Here’s the Deadbeat track list: “My Old Ways” “No Reply” “Dracula” “Loser” “Oblivion” “Not My World” “Piece of Heaven” “Obsolete” “Ethereal Connection” “See You on Monday (You’re Lost)” “Afterthought” “End of Summer”
NightFlight Expedition (Dollywood Parks & Resorts)
Dollywood will unveil its most expensive attraction ever, NightFlight Expedition, in the spring of 2026.
The first-of-its kind ride will be housed in a 44,000-square-foot temperature-controlled facility in the park’s Wildwood Grove area.
Billed as the “world’s first indoor family hybrid coaster and whitewater river raft ride,” the 5 1/2-minute experience features a night flight over the Smoky Mountains, a whitewater raft excursion, a mountain climb via roller coaster and a boat ride on a lake.
“I’m just so proud that Dollywood has grown so much in its first 40 years that we’re able to add a ride like NightFlight Expedition,” Dolly Parton said via video. “I have no doubt it’s going to be a huge part of Dollywood’s next 40 years. We’re always trying to take the natural beauty of the Smokies and make it part of everything we’re doing in the park, and they’ve definitely been able to do it with this ride.”
Though she’s typically at the park for major events, this time Dolly made her comments via video, explaining she’s recovering from a kidney infection.
“A lot of people ask me about my favorite season in the Smokies, but no one ever asks me what my favorite time of day is,” she continued. “Our new ride sends you out into the mountains at night, which is the time that I think they really come to life!”
NightFlight Expedition comes with a price tag of more than $50 million, boasting an “amphibious ride vehicle” that “interacts with vivid multimedia projections, dynamic onboard and offboard audio, as well as special lighting effects, to immerse guests in an extraordinary Smoky Mountain adventure.”
