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Kehlani has entered her self-titled era with the announcement of her new album, Kehlani. It’s set to arrive on April 24, the same day she turns 30 years old.

The project, according to a press release, “marks a defining moment in her career” and “captures her at her most honest, blending soul-baring storytelling with [her] lush, genre-bending sound.”

In the album, she’ll explore the themes of love, transformation and vulnerability and growth, doing so in a “raw, reflective and unapologetic” way.

The self-titled album, marking Kehlani’s fifth studio project, is now available for presave, with signed vinyls, t-shirts, CDs and more available for preorder. Alternate cover exclusives will only be available until Friday at noon ET.

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Unless you’re in Austin for the Tuesday premiere of Lainey Wilson’s Netflix documentary, you’ll have to wait more than a month to see it. 

But you can get a sneak peek at Keepin’ Country Cool on YouTube.

“I knew whenever I had written my first song that I loved how it made me feel when I was in the middle of writing a song, when I was coming up with the idea, feeling like ‘man, I created something from nothing, how cool is that?'” Lainey says in the clip, which takes you inside a writing session with Trannie Anderson and Dallas Wilson.

“And I knew that that feeling was so special that I couldn’t completely let it go,” she continues. “And I think that’s why I knew it was my calling.” 

It’s worth checking out the preview just to see the footage of a young Lainey playing a guitar that’s almost as big as she is. 

Lainey Wilson: Keepin’ Country Cool premieres April 22 on Netflix. 

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Swarovski global brand ambassador Ariana Grande has launched a new capsule collection with the jewelry brand.

Ariana co-created the collection, and in a statement, she says, “This capsule is inspired by nature and the magic that exists everywhere around us on this extraordinary planet!”

“We wanted to design a collection that brings a bit more color, wonder and playfulness into our everyday lives, as well as reminds us to appreciate the beauty that constantly surrounds us. I’m so excited for you all to enjoy it!”

In the promotional campaign, Ari looks like a fairy seated on a lily pad adorned with jewelry shaped like dragonflies and flowers. A bejeweled dragonfly lands on her hand, she whispers to it and then lets it go.

The new 29-piece collection includes earrings, necklaces, rings, hair accessories, brooches, hair pins and more.

In honor of the launch, the Swarovski store on New York’s Fifth Avenue is hosting a pop-up Tuesday afternoon called Ariana’s Garden, with live music, and touch-ups with Ariana’s r.e.m. beauty “Fembot” collection. There’s also a pop-up in Milan, Italy, and additional events in Paris and London this weekend.

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If you still love Ella Mai, it might be time to support her on tour. The singer is headed out on the road for her Do You Still Love Me? Tour, featuring guests AMA and Girlfriend.

The tour kicks off with a festival appearance at the Konka Kulture Weekend in the North West province of South Africa on April 25. That’ll be followed by another show in Cape Town, South Africa, before Ella heads to Asia and Australia for multiple shows. The North American leg begins July 2 in Milwaukee, with scheduled shows in Chicago, Detroit, New Orleans and Atlanta, among other cities.

It all comes to an end on Aug. 28 in New York, where Ella will make her debut at Radio City Music Hall.

In a post shared to Instagram, she noted, “UK& EUROPE dates coming shortly, can’t forget home.”

Fans can now sign up for access to the artist presale, starting Thursday at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets will also be available via Spotify and local presales, as well through the general sale happening Friday at 10 a.m. local time.

More information about the tour, which supports Ella’s latest album, Do You Still Love Me?, can be found on ellamai.com.

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Public Image Ltd. has announced a North American tour.

The first leg of the headlining outing will run from Sept. 3 in Pioneertown, California, to Oct. 9 in Nashville. The second leg launches in 2027, and spans from Feb. 17 in Salt Lake City to March 24 in Cleveland.

Presales begin Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. local time.

For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit PiLOfficial.com.

The most recent PiL album is 2023’s End of World.

As for frontman John Lydon’s former band, the Sex Pistols are launching a U.S. tour in September. The Pistols lineup currently consists of original members Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock, with vocalist Frank Carter in place of Lydon.

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Zac Brown Band’s “Give It Away” is the 2026 anthem for March Madness. 

“This song’s about just living in the moment and just bringing the best of what you’ve got every single second,” Zac says of the track from ZBB’s Love & Fear album, which he wrote with Needtobreathe’s Bear Rinehart.

“Everybody’s gonna be playing their hearts out, and I love that this song is helping people feel that energy. It’s gonna be exciting watching them throw down,” Zac adds in a spot from TNT Sports.

The NCAA basketball tournament runs March 17 through April 6. ZBB is also set to play the March Madness Music Festival April 4 in Indianapolis. 

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A new venue music venue called The Truth is opening in Nashville, and its opening run of shows has been announced.

The schedule includes Bleachers on Oct. 8, Limp Bizkit on Oct. 11 and 12, HARDY on Oct. 29-30, Beck on Oct. 31, Jimmy Eat World on Nov. 12, The Neighbourhood on Nov. 14, Blue October on Nov. 25 and Sabaton on Dec. 9.

“This first chapter reflects exactly what we set out to build with The Truth, a room where global icons, breakout artists and hometown voices can all share the same stage,” reads a statement from Grant Lyman, president of Live Nation U.S. Regions East.

“This is just the beginning. We look forward to announcing many more shows as we shape a grand opening season that reflects the depth and diversity of Nashville’s music community.”

For the full calendar and all ticket info, visit TheTruthNashville.com.

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Djo has announced a batch of U.S. headlining shows in between dates opening for Tame Impala.

The newly added performances take place July 14 in Pittsburgh; July 17 in Forest Hills, New York; July 21 in Portland, Maine; July 23 in Lewiston, New York; and July 31 in Richmond, Virginia.

Presales begin Wednesday at noon local time, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at noon local time.

For all ticket info, visit DjoMusic.com.

Djo’s tour with Tame Impala kicks off July 6 in Miami. The outing supports Tame Impala’s 2025 album, Deadbeat.

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