Derrick Green and Andreas Kisser of Sepultura performs at Palco Mundo at Cidade do Rock on October 4, 2019 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Wagner Meier/Getty Images)
Brazilian metal institution Sepultura has announced the date for the band’s last-ever concert.
The show will take place Nov. 7 at the Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu in São Paulo, Brazil. Presales begin Thursday, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Saturday.
For all ticket info, visit Sepultura’s Facebook page.
Sepultura first announced they were embarking on a farewell tour in 2023. Their final North American tour kicked off in April and will wrap up Friday in Los Angeles.
Sepultura was founded in 1984 by brothers Max Cavalera and Iggor Cavalera, though neither is currently in the band. Guitarist Andreas Kisser recently told Metal Hammer that he reached out to the Cavalera brothers to be part of the final Sepultura concert, but they declined the invitation.
On his song “Motion Party,” BossMan Dlow raps, “This a motion party, you cannot get in.” This time, however, he’s creating an opportunity for fans to gain access.
The Motion Party tour will feature Yung Miami and special guest Bally Baby, who will travel with BossMan to 25 cities to perform for their fans. The trek kicks off July 16 in St. Petersburg, Florida, and wraps Aug. 29 in Orlando. Other cities on the bill include Atlanta, Cleveland, LA, Las Vegas, Dallas and New York.
Tickets for The Motion Party tour, named after BossMan’s Chicken Talkin Bastard single “Motion Party,” go on sale through a venue/artist presale Thursday at 10 a.m. local time. General sales will begin on Friday at 10 a.m. local time.
“Motion Party Tour Coming To a City Near You Me @yungmiami305 and @4babydrank Beatin That Road Up,” BossMan Dlow writes on Instagram. “You Gone Miss All The Motion If You Ain’t There.”
AJ McLean, ‘My Name Is Alexander James’ (Tyler Shields)
Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean released his solo EP Hi, My Name Is Alex on Nov. 27, his daughter’s birthday, and his album My Name Is Alexander James on Jan. 9, which is his birthday. Now he’s chosen another special day to reveal details of his upcoming solo tour.
“I’m so excited about my upcoming solo tour, I had to give you a sneak peek of some of the dates,” he wrote on Instagram. “Tickets are on sale now! The full tour to be announced on Father’s Day, June 21st.”
The dates he’s revealed so far are Oct. 20 in Brooklyn, New York; Oct. 24 in Montclair, New Jersey; Oct. 25 in Huntington, New York; and Nov. 6 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
“We are just getting started,” he wrote on the post. “A few cities… A few nights… Only the beginning.”
Based on those dates, it appears as though AJ is going to wait for Backstreet to finish all their live obligations for 2026 before hitting the road solo. They’re scheduled to return to Sphere Las Vegas on July 16. After they finish there on Aug. 29, they’ll take a brief break before heading to Germany for their residency in Dusseldorf, which runs from Sept. 25 through Oct. 7.
‘Live at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, 17 June 1976’ album artwork. (Rhino)
Yes has announced a new live album called Live at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, 17 June 1976.
The record is due out July 17. It showcases the lineup of vocalist Jon Anderson, guitarist Steve Howe, bassist Chris Squire, drummer Alan White and pianist Patrick Moraz, which played together on the 1974 Yes album, Relayer.
Live at Roosevelt Stadium includes renditions of songs including “Roundabout,” “I’ve Seen All Good People,” “Long Distance Runaround” and “Heart of the Sunrise,” as well as a cover of the Beatles song “I’m Down.”
You can listen to the Live at Roosevelt Stadium version of “Roundabout” now.
The current incarnation of Yes will release a new album called Aurora on June 12.
The booking photo for Josh Jacobs. (Brown County Jail)
(GREEN BAY, Wis.) — Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs was arrested on domestic abuse charges in Wisconsin on Tuesday, police said.
Jacobs, 28, was arrested and booked into the Brown County jail on three domestic abuse charges — battery, criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct, according to the Hobart-Lawrence Police Department.
He was also booked on two other charges — intimidation of a victim and strangulation and suffocation, police said.
The strangulation and suffocation charge is a felony and the others are misdemeanors, online jail records show.
The charges stem from a “disturbance complaint” that officers responded to Saturday morning, Hobart-Lawrence Police Department Chief Michael Renkas said in a press release.
Jacobs was arrested Tuesday following an investigation, Renkas said. He is being held without bond, online jail records show.
“This remains an active and ongoing investigation. No further information will be released at this time,” Renkas said.
In a statement, his attorneys said Jacobs “vehemently denies the allegations, and this matter is in the early stages of investigation with important evidence that has not yet been made public.”
“We ask for fairness and restraint while the judicial process takes its course,” the statement from his attorneys, David Chesnoff, Richard Schonfeld and Clarence Duchac, continued.
A Packers spokesperson said they are “aware of the matter involving Josh Jacobs.”
“As it is an ongoing legal situation, we will withhold further comment,” the statement added.
Jacobs is entering his third season with the Packers.
He began playing in the NFL in 2019, as a first-round pick of the Oakland Raiders, and was named to the NFL All-Rookie Team. He is a three-time Pro Bowl selection and led the league in rushing yards in 2022.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.
Robert Pattinson appears as Chis Hansen on the poster for the film ‘Primetime.’ (A24)
Robert Pattinson stars in the official teaser trailer for Primetime.
A24 released the first trailer for the upcoming drama-thriller film on Wednesday. The minute-long first look at the film finds Pattinson in character as Chris Hansen, the host of To Catch a Predator.
The film comes from Lance Oppenheim, who directs from a script by Ajon Singh. Along with Pattinson, the movie stars Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo, Matthew Maher and Bokeem Woodbine.
Its official logline reads, “In 2006, To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history.” In a similar vein, the film’s poster includes the tagline, “Are you ready to make television history?”
The trailer for Primetime features hidden camera footage, as well as glimpses of Pattinson in character as Hansen. We also hear Pattinson’s impression of the host, as he says, “What would have happened if I wasn’t here? You see how this looks, right? At the end of the day, a man must be held accountable for the decisions that he makes. Do you agree?”
His voice-over impression continues, with him saying, “Do you watch television? Well, there’s something you should know. I’m Chris Hansen, with Dateline NBC. And you’re about to be a part of television history.”
The trailer ends with a different voice saying, “We’re going to be the #1 show on TV.”
To Catch a Predator ran from 2004 to 2007 on NBC. It aired only 20 episodes, but was massively popular at the time.
While an official release date has yet to be announced, A24 says the movie is coming soon.
A Perfect Circle has premiered a new song called “Starless.”
The track marks the first fresh APC material in two years, following the 2024 single “Kindred.” It arrives ahead of the band’s upcoming tour of the U.K. and Europe, kicking off in June.
“Absolutely chuffed to debut this new track on stage in the U.K.,” says frontman Maynard James Keenan in a statement. “Of course I’m excited to release the recordings but our songs always take on an expanded personality once we start playing them live.”
“Some songs get kicked around and massaged for years,” adds guitarist Billy Howerdel. “But once in a while, one takes shape quickly, as if it had been there all along.”
The track also features longtime APC collaborator and former Foo Fighters drummer Josh Freese.
The most recent APC album is 2018’s Eat the Elephant.
A Perfect Circle will be back in the U.S. for a one-off show in Hawaii alongside fellow MJK band Puscifer in December.
Belinda Carlisle performs onstage at Paramount Pictures Studios on September 27, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for Project Angel Food)
Belinda Carlisle and Kathy Valentine of The Go-Go’s, Cherie Currie of The Runaways and Kate Pierson of The B-52’s are taking part in the upcoming fourth edition of the Women’s Rock ‘N’ Roll Fantasy Camp.
The camp, which is only open to women, takes place Nov. 5-8 in Los Angeles. Campers will have the opportunity to jam with the all-star guests, culminating in performances at the famed Whisky a Go Go and Viper Room venues in LA.
“I am so looking forward to spending time with the Campers, making some music and sharing stories of my experiences in the industry,” Carlisle says in a statement.
“I’m really looking forward to collaborating and getting creative with the campers!” Pierson adds. “Also I’d love to share any of my experiences in the music business that might be helpful to you all! See you there, happy campers.”
The camp will also feature Grammy-nominated songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman and music manager Susan Silver, who’s known for her role in the Seattle grunge scene.
Lady Gaga’s MAYHEM Ball tour out-earned everyone else for the first half of the year.
That’s according to Billboard Boxscore, which tracks concert earnings. In the publication’s midyear Top Tours chart — which covers Oct. 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026 — Gaga ranked #1, taking in just over $236 million and selling 1.2 million tickets.
According to Billboard, that’s the biggest midyear gross in the history of Boxscore, which dates back to 1991. The previous record was held by U2, who grabbed just under $231 million from their shows at Sphere Las Vegas two years ago. But as the publication notes, U2 earned that much because their Sphere tickets averaged around $370. Gaga’s tour, meanwhile, had 52 stops, offering more shows for a lower price of around $200 per ticket.
During the midyear period, Gaga performed in the U.K., Europe, Australia, Japan and the U.S.
The tour, which ran from July 2025 to April 2026, concluded with an overall gross of around $363 million, making it one of the 10 biggest tours ever by a female artist.
Instead of a standard concert film, though, Gaga recently released an Apple Music film documenting a special one-night-only performance in LA. During the show, she performed songs from her MAYHEM album in a completely different way than she did on the tour.
An undated photo of Gilbert Bernal with his wife Maria and grandson Jameson provided by his daughter Geovana who said he died in the chemical tank rupture in Washington state on May 26, 2026. (Courtesy of Geovana Bernal)
Geovana Bernal told ABC News that her father, Gilbert Bernal, died in Tuesday morning’s incident at his workplace, Nippon Dynawave Packaging in Longview, Washington.
At least one person was killed, multiple people suffered critical injuries and nine employees remain missing, officials said. The ongoing recovery efforts are “extremely complex” due to the unstable tank, which contains white liquor, a chemical mixture used in the paper-making process, according to authorities.
Geovana Bernal said in a statement, “There are not enough words to express on how devastated we are right now.”
“My father was the most selfless man I knew. He worked hard to provide for his family and he loved us so much,” she said. “He was going to celebrate his 32nd wedding anniversary with mom in just a couple weeks and he loved my son, his first grandson, so much.”
She said Gilbert Bernal often helped out at his church, “volunteering his time to help repairs or help anyone in need.”
“He was a great man, husband, father, grandfather, son, brother and friend,” Geovana Bernal said. “We are so heartbroken.”
The coroner’s office has not released the identity of the confirmed fatality, but Geovana Bernal said her brother viewed images of her father and confirmed his death after speaking with the coroner’s office.
