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Ashley McBryde‘s readying The Redemption Residency to coincide with the opening of her new bar in Nashville.

The four shows, which will all be completely different, will take place at the Neon Steeple at Eric Church‘s Chief’s. The Redemption Bar is on the building’s fifth floor. 

“The guys and I are so happy to be back in Nashville for four nights of ‘you had to be there’ moments to help close out this year,” Ashley says. “We’ve been making our kind of church wherever we go for years; from dive bars to back porches, Dahlonega to Lindeville. It’s something special to bring it all to the only Steeple on Lower Broadway.”

The show dates are Oct. 14, Oct. 15, Dec. 11 and Dec. 12. Presales start Tuesday, before tickets become available to the public on Friday. 

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Lady Gaga‘s involvement with the new season of the hit Netflix show Wednesday isn’t limited to her having an acting role: She’s contributing music, as well.

Gaga is releasing a song called “Dead Dance,” which will be featured in season 2 of the show, ABC News has learned. The song and a video will be released in September, along with Part 2 of the new season of the show. Variety was the first to report the news.

As previously reported, Gaga guest stars as Rosaline Rotwood, who Netflix describes as a “legendary Nevermore teacher who crosses paths with Wednesday,” played by Jenna Ortega.

During season 1 of Wednesday, Lady Gaga’s 2011 album track “Bloody Mary” went viral after fans on TikTok used a sped-up version to soundtrack a scene where Wednesday dances at a school event.

Part 1 of Wednesday season 2 debuts Aug. 6. Part 2 arrives Sept. 3.

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Scorpions have released a live video of their track “Blackout,” recorded during the German rockers’ historic hometown show at Hanover Stadium Arena on July 5.

“Blackout,” the title track of their eighth studio album, is one of many songs that will appear on the upcoming album Coming Home Live, which captures their Hanover, Germany, concert that had the band celebrating their 60th anniversary in front of an audience of 45,000 fans.

According to setlist.fm, the Hanover show had the band performing many of their biggest hits, including “Rock You Like a Hurricane” and “Wind of Change.”

Coming Home Live will be released Nov. 14 as a two-LP and two-CD set. It is available for preorder now.

The live album news comes as a film about the Scorpions, titled Wind of Change, is in production. The film will be directed by Alex Ranarivelo and stars The Last Kingdom’s Alexander Dreymon as guitarist and founder Rudolf Schenker; Generation War’s Ludwig Trepte as frontman Klaus Meine; You’s Ed Speleers as lead guitarist Matthias Jabs; and Interview with the Vampire’s Luke Brandon Field as drummer Herman Rarebell. It also features The Crown’s Dominic West as the band’s manager, Doc McGhee. 

Wind of Change is expected in theaters in 2025.

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Oasis has shared a statement mourning a fan who died during the band’s five-show run at London’s Wembley Stadium.

“We are shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic death of a fan at the show [Saturday],” the reunited “Wonderwall” outfit says in a statement obtained by ABC Audio. “Oasis would like to extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the person involved.”

A spokesperson for Wembley tells ABC Audio, “On Saturday night, Wembley Stadium medics, the London Ambulance Service and the police attended to a concert goer who was found with injuries consistent with a fall.”

“Despite their efforts, the fan very sadly died,” the statement continues. “Our thoughts go out to his family, who have been informed and are being supported by specially trained police officers. The Police have asked anyone who witnessed the incident to contact them.” 

Oasis’ reunion tour, which marks the first time the formerly feuding Gallagher brothers have shared the live stage since 2009, continues Friday in Scotland. It will come to North America starting Aug. 24 in Toronto.

A previous version of this story was published on Aug. 4. This version has been updated to include the statement from a Wembley spokesperson.

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Tyler Hubbard claims his fourth solo #1 in a row as “Park” reaches the top of both the Mediabase and Billboard Country Airplay charts.

“It’s such an incredible feeling to have my fourth number one in a row — I’m truly blown away,” Tyler says. “I never take these moments for granted, and I’m so thankful to country radio, my team, and the fans for the continued support.”

“After my buddies Canaan [Smith], Ashley [Gorley], Jesse [Frasure] and I wrote this song, we knew it felt special, and seeing fans sing it back every night on tour has been one of the biggest highlights of my year. I’m beyond grateful to everyone who made this possible — this one feels extra special. It takes a village, and I have the best.” 

“Park” follows “5 Foot 9,” “Dancin’ in the Country” and “Back Then Right Now,” which have all topped the chart for Tyler as a solo artist. In all, he has 23 career number ones, including his hits with Florida Georgia Line.

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Alex Warren‘s “Ordinary” position on top of the Billboard Hot 100 remains unchanged, as he tops the tally for a ninth week — and continues to collect celebrity fans.

At Lollapalooza on July 31, country superstar Luke Combs covered “Ordinary” and brought Alex onstage to sing it with him. Luke wrote on Instagram afterward, “My guy. Ordinary. What a song.” Alex responded in the comments, “I wish one day I have an ounce of talent that you have Luke, blessed to be able to share a stage with you.” 

Alex also stuck around to sing two of Luke’s own hits with him: “Lovin’ on You” and “She Got the Best of Me.”  

During his own set at Lollapalooza, Alex brought Gigi Perez onstage to sing his song “Eternity” with him. Referring to both moments, Alex wrote on Instagram, “Gosh every time I post on here it seems like another insane moment that I’m so thankful for.”

Meanwhile, not one but two songs from the Netflix animated film Kpop Demon Hunters are in the top 10. “Golden” by HUNTR/X is #2, while “Your Idol” by Saja Boys has jumped to #9. The soundtrack album is #2 on the Billboard 200 album chart. It’s the first movie to spin off two top-10 hits since Encanto in 2022.

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Chris Young‘s setting out on his first-ever holiday tour in November, as he takes It Must Be Christmas – An Acoustic Evening with Chris Young to 15 cities. 

The trek takes its name from his 2016 yuletide collection.

“Christmas is probably my favorite holiday,” Chris says. “Music was always heavily tied to the spirit of the season for me, so I can’t wait to celebrate that feeling with everyone out on the road this year!”

The tour kicks off Nov. 20 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and wraps Dec. 20 in Wallingford, Connecticut. Tickets go on sale Friday. 

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AFI is up to something.

The “Miss Murder” rockers have shared a mysterious post to their Instagram featuring a video of a grandfather clock. They’ve also cleared their website save for an image of a sun dial and droning background noise alongside a link to the band’s email list.

Cryptic social media posts and website upheavals often suggest the imminent release of new music, which AFI fans are certainly hoping for in the comments. The band hasn’t put out an album since 2021’s Bodies.

One thing that is for certain is AFI is set to launch a U.S. headlining tour in September.

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Kelly Osbourne is sharing her gratitude for those who’ve supported her and her family following the death of her father, Ozzy Osbourne.

“I’ve sat down to write this a hundred times and still don’t know if the words will ever feel like enough,” Kelly writes in an Instagram Story posted Monday. “But from the bottom of my heart, thank you.”

“The love, support and beautiful messages I’ve received from so many of you have truly helped carry me through the hardest moment of my life,” she continues. “Every kind word, every shared memory, every bit of compassion has meant more than I can ever explain.”

The post marks Kelly’s first extended statement since the Osbourne family announced Ozzy’s death on July 22. Previously, she’d only posted the opening lyric of the Black Sabbath song “Changes”: “I feel unhappy I am so sad. I lost the best friend I ever had.” 

“Grief is a strange thing—it sneaks up on you in waves—I will not be OK for a while,” Kelly writes. “But knowing my family are not alone in our pain makes a difference. I’m holding on tight to the love, the light, and the legacy left behind. Thank you for being there. I love you all so much.”

Ozzy died just over two weeks after he played his final concert with his original Black Sabbath bandmates on July 5. That same weekend, Kelly got engaged to Slipknot‘s Sid Wilson.

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