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Tucker Wetmore’s had a “Sunburn” since March, so it’s not surprising he’s tan and shirtless on the cover of his new track, “Who Told You That.”

The flirty new song is his second new release following his debut album from 2025, What Not To. 

“Baby I’ll make you mine/ Put single me in the past/ They say you’re wasting your time/ I don’t know who told you that,” he sings as he confronts some misconceptions. 

While listeners will certainly be tempted to assume it’s autobiographical, the ACM new male artist of the year didn’t have a hand in its writing, though he is one of its producers.

Friday night he plays Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, before his Saturday stop in West Salem, Wisconsin. 

Tucker resumes his Brunette World Tour July 18 in Indianapolis, named for his third #1 in row, which claimed the top spot in May.  

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First she “Stole the Show,” now she’s sharing it with fans. 

Back in June, Sienna Spiro headlined an intimate performance in London to celebrate her new album, Visitor.  The British singer has just released a live video from that evening, of her performance of “Great Expectations,” to YouTube. It’s just one of several Visitor tracks she performed at the concert, which is available in full on the Amazon Music App.

The one-night-only concert had Sienna treating fans to the live debuts of several Visitor tracks and had her backed by a live horn section.

“Performing these songs in such an intimate setting felt so familiar and special,” she says. “I grew up singing in jazz venues like this, so bringing Visitor to life in that room was a beautiful experience.”

She adds, “It’s such a personal album, and sharing these songs in a setting like that, surrounded by fans, felt like the perfect way to celebrate them.”

And Sienna’s fans will get a chance to see her perform those songs this fall, when she kicks off her North American My House Tour on Oct. 13 in Nashville. The tour will wrap Nov. 10 in Los Angeles. A complete list of dates can be found on Sienna’s website.

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Sex Pistols’ live album Filthy Lucre Live is getting a special vinyl reissue.

Originally released in July 1996, the album captures the June 23, 1996, reunion of the band’s original lineup — Johnny Rotten aka John Lydon, Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock — at Finsbury Park in London. It was the Sex Pistols’ first show since breaking up during their 1978 tour of the U.S.

The album features performances of classic Sex Pistol tunes like “Anarchy in the U.K.” and “God Save the Queen.”

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the band’s reunion, the album is now being reissued as a two-LP red vinyl set on Nov. 20. In addition to the original album, the set will feature a cover of The Stooges’ “No Fun” and “Buddies,” described as “a crowd sing-along version of their song ‘Bodies.'” The songs previously only appeared as Japanese bonus tracks.

“It was 20 years on from when we initially broke up in ‘78 and it was always a debate that the Pistols couldn’t play,” says guitarist Steve Jones of the performance. “I think Filthy Lucre shows not only that we can play but we are a powerhouse. Long live rock ’n’ roll.”

Drummer Paul Cook adds that the show “was about getting the original lineup behind Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols back together and showing what we could really do. I loved it.”

Filthy Lucre Live Expanded Edition (30 Anniversary) is available for preorder now.

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When Run-DMC released Raising Hell 40 years ago, they set out to shake up the world of hip-hop. In an interview with Billboard, DMC said that’s part of what made the album a classic.

“Raising Hell was special because we wasn’t trying to make a music industry album; we was trying to make a hip-hop album,” he said.

He called the project “the prototype, the blueprint,” adding, “It’s the Sgt. Peppers of hip-hop.”

DMC continued, “It made everybody after us, if you want to do an album, you got to do it on that level.”

Released in May 1986, Raising Hell featured Run-DMC’s cover of Aerosmith’s “Walk This Way.” The album peaked at #3 on the Billboard 200, making Run-DMC the first hip-hop group to earn a Platinum rap album and receive a Grammy nomination.

“Walk This Way” reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Reverend Run credited much of the album’s success to the late Jam Master Jay.

“[Forty] years, I pray it lives up to how me and D felt in ’87 going on tour,” he said of the album’s milestone anniversary. “[Producer] Jam Master Jay was everything to Raising Hell… He was like the one-man-band making Raising Hell.”

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If you’re a St. Vincent fan, you could’ve won $2,000 on Jeopardy! 

Thursday’s episode of the quiz show featured a category called Women in Music, which was presented by Olivia Rodrigo. For the $2,000 clue, Rodrigo read out, “I’ve been honored to work with indie musician, singer and songwriter Annie Clark. I even play one of her signature guitars. You probably know Annie best by this venerated stage name.”

While the correct response, of course, is “Who is St. Vincent?,” a contestant named Sarah buzzed in and replied, “What is H.E.R.?” Neither of the other two contestants even attempted to buzz in.

The Women in Music category also included clues about No Doubt’s Gwen Stefani, Alanis Morissette, Beyoncé and the Lilith Fair festival.

Rodrigo, by the way, is hosting her own Lilith Fair-inspired festival called Daisy Chain Fields, taking place Aug. 29 in Irvine, California. The bill includes alternative artists such as Garbage, The Breeders, Mitski, Bikini Kill Karen O and Not for Radio.

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There are even more “Beautiful Things” on the way from Megan Moroney, as she sits at #1 with her song of the same name: She’s about to put out her own fragrance. 

The Cloud 9 hitmaker walks down a city street in a glamorous but revealing white gown in the spot that introduces the eau de parfum named for the Greek god of poetry and song. When she steps into a museum and touches a statue of Calliope, it begins to crack. 

Described as a “radiant floral musk [that] blends Peach Blossom, Jasmine, Pink Peony, and Warm Mineral Musk,” you can preorder Calliope by Megan Moroney now. It’ll run you $55 and is set to ship by July 31 in the U.S.

This isn’t Megan’s first beauty endeavor, however. Back in April she announced she’d be appearing in Revlon ads. 

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Man! She feels like a Queen of the Stone Age.

Shania Twain has premiered a new song called “Faded Blue Jeans,” which features QotSA frontman Josh Homme. 

“A nostalgic, guitar-driven anthem with a rebellious rock-and-blues spirit, ‘Faded Blue Jeans’ was written solely by Twain and captures the intensity of first love and teenage defiance,” a press release reads. “Inspired by one of Twain’s own teenage relationships, the song reflects on the unwavering belief that young love could last forever.”

It adds, “Homme’s unmistakable vocals bring a raw edge to the track.”

“Faded Blue Jeans” will appear on Twain’s upcoming album, Little Miss Twain, due out July 24.

Queens of the Stone Age are currently on tour in Europe playing shows with System of a Down. They’ll be touring North America with Foo Fighters beginning in August.

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Bobby Brown is celebrating more than 35 years of his Don’t Be Cruel album with a one-night-only show in LA on Friday. The album was released in 1988, but he told People magazine it doesn’t feel like that much time has passed.

Speaking to People, he said, “It really feels more like 20 years. It feels like 20 because I constantly perform these songs and I realized that it is 38 years that this music has been out there.”

Bobby added that he has “so much gratitude for people loving that album,” though he doesn’t think it really took off until after his January 1989 arrest in Columbus, Georgia, for violating a local anti-lewdness ordinance during a concert where he invited a fan onstage and the two pretended to have sex.

“That was unfortunate but that’s when the record actually went viral or what they call viral today,” he said. “Everybody started buying the album and that’s when I knew that this was something special, coming from my heart and from the producers [Babyface and L.A. Reid] that I worked with.”

While Bobby enjoys performing every song on the album, he said his favorite is “always ‘My Prerogative.'”

Fans in LA still have time to purchase tickets to Bobby’s anniversary show at The Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills.

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Anthrax has released a new song called “The Edge of Perfection,” a track off the band’s upcoming album, Cursum Perficio.

According to guitarist Scott Ian, the nearly seven-minute epic lives up to its name.

“It’s the apex predator of Anthrax songs,” Ian says of “The Edge of Perfection.” “I think it’s the best song we’ve ever written and the best thing I’ve ever been a part of creatively.”

You can listen for yourself and watch the accompanying “The Edge of Perfection” video on YouTube.

Cursum Perficio, the 12th Anthrax album and their first in 10 years, drops Sept. 18. It also includes the single “It’s For the Kids.”

Anthrax will be touring North America with Iron Maiden and Megadeth starting in September.

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