Muse has announced a U.S. tour in support of their upcoming album, The Wow! Signal.
The headlining trek launches July 5 in St. Louis and concludes Aug. 31 in Los Angeles. It follows Muse’s previously announced set at the Milwaukee Summerfest on July 2.
Openers include Bloc Party, Portugal. The Man and The Temper Trap.
Presales begin March 31 at noon local time, and tickets go on sale to the general public on April 3 at 10 a.m. local time.
For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit Muse.mu.
The Wow! Signal, the 10th Muse album and the follow-up to 2022’s Will of the People, drops June 26. It includes the singles “Be with You” and “Unravelling.”
Lou Gramm live shot (Photo Credit: Krishta Abruzzini)
Lou Gramm is hitting the road in support of his new solo album, Released, which is out now.
The former Foreigner frontman has announced a new string of North American dates, kicking off May 9 in Wabash, Indiana, and wrapping Oct. 10 in St. Charles, Missouri. The tour will have him treating fans to performances of new songs, as well as iconic hits from his catalog.
A complete list of dates and ticket information can be found at LouGrammOfficial.com.
The 10-track Released is made up of songs Gramm originally recorded in the ‘80s while making his previous solo albums, 1987’s Ready Or Not and 1989’s Long Hard Look. The songs never made it on those albums, but have now been completed for the new record.
In addition to his new solo dates, Gramm is set to join Foreigner for several shows starting April 17 in St. Augustine, Florida, and running through April 23 in Key West, Florida.
In this May 15, 2025, file photo, Nerdeen Kiswani speaks at a Nakba day protest in Brooklyn, New York. (Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images, FILE)
(NEW YORK) — The NYPD and the FBI said they have disrupted an alleged plot to kill a Palestinian activist, according to law enforcement officials and unsealed court documents.
Authorities arrested Alexander Heifler in Hoboken on Thursday night on charges of unlawfully possessing and unlawfully making firearms. He is also accused of plotting to “go after” activist Nerdeen Kiswani, co-founder of Within Our Lifetime, who is an organizer of many of the pro-Palestinian protests in New York City.
Kiswani is not identified by name in the criminal complaint, but she posted on social media the FBI informed her she was the alleged target.
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Olivia Dean with her three trophies at the MOBO Awards in Manchester, England, March 26, 2026. (Peter Byrne/PA Images via Getty Images)
Olivia Dean will soon have to buy a new set of shelves for all the awards she’s been winning.
After snagging a Grammy and four BRIT Awards, she was the big winner at Thursday night’s MOBO Awards. MOBO stands for Music Of Black Origin, and this year marked the 30th anniversary of the U.K. awards. At the show in Manchester, England, Olivia won best female act, album of the year for The Art of Loving and song of the year for “Man I Need.”
Olivia also performed her song “A Couple Minutes,” while Myles Smith, who was nominated for song of the year for “Nice to Meet You,” sang a slowed-down version of “Stargazing.” Meanwhile, RAYE won video of the year for “Where Is My Husband!”
If you want to see all three British singer/songwriters this summer, the U.S. leg of Olivia’s tour starts July 10 in San Francisco. RAYE’s U.S. tour leg begins March 31, while Myles hits the U.S. June 16.
Ashley Cooke’s latest era of music is here, with the arrival of her new track, “xs.”
The “your place” hitmaker co-wrote the fresh take on a breakup anthem with Ashley Gorley, Emily Weisband and Will Weatherly.
“Oh don’t deny I know you did it/ Oh doesn’t matter how you spin it/ Want me back after that forget it/ Don’t you know crossing lines makes xs?” she sings in the chorus.
Earlier in March, Ashley debuted the song at the O2 in London during the Country to Country festival.
Meanwhile, the ace track “the hell you are” continues its climb up the country radio chart.
Friday night in Pikeville, Kentucky, Ashley wraps up her run on Jon Pardi’s Honkytonk Hollywood Tour.
“Phoenix” single artwork. (Joytime Collective/broke records)
Portugal. The Man has released a new song called “Phoenix” in collaboration with hitmaking DJ Marshmello.
“Growing up in Alaska as the son of dog mushers, music never felt like a reachable world, so there’s still a part of me that can’t believe I get to work with people I’ve looked up to—especially someone like Marshmello,” says PTM frontman John Gourley in a statement. “Working on ‘Phoenix’ with him was incredibly fun and easy, no ego, no overthinking—just chasing the feeling until it stuck.”
Gourley adds, “The song’s about that cycle—breaking down and coming back stronger—and I’m grateful for the trust and energy he brought into it.”
Marshmello has previously collaborated with alternative artists including Bastille and CHVRCHES.
Portugal. The Man’s most recent album is 2025’s SHISH, which includes the single “Tanana.”
B5 is outside and active, hence the release of their new single, “ETA.”
The song is about the thrill and longing of waiting for that special person, a concept Dustin tells ABC Audio they came up while working in the studio.
“[We were] just bouncing ideas around and just stumbled upon the concept of ‘ETA,'” he explains. “And we ended up just coming up with a cool song about it.“
Kelly adds, “We just wanted to let people know that we’re outside, we never stop … so show up to where we at, what’s your ETA?“
While song releases are sometimes are a preview of an upcoming body of work, Dustin says this is a “calling card” indicating several projects to come.
“There’s a lot of things that B5 has in store. This is just the starting conversation piece. That’s what ‘ETA’ is about,” Patrick adds. “It’s leading up to more singles, more music videos, concerts, tours, even some TV, film things that’s happening as well. This is the jump off right now.”
“If y’all on a ride with us,” Dustin chimes in. “Y’all let us know what y’all ETA is.”
B5, which also includes members Bryan and Carnell, is currently on the road as part of the Boys 4 Life tour, which stops at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center Saturday. With 20 years in the game, Dustin says “it feels great … for us to be having interviews, still talking about music with our group. The fact we can stand the test of time says a lot and we’re just honestly just really thankful for it all.”
“Obviously, we have the best fans in the world,” Patrick says. “It’s an honor and it feels good to be here to still do what we’re all extremely passionate about and … love.” He continues, “We can’t wait to do 20 more if possible.”
“Go Go Go” single artwork. (Moonbug Entertainment Music Limited)
Yellowcard has released a new song called “Go Go Go” in collaboration with children’s entertainer Blippi.
“Our kids have been watching Blippi for years, so getting to make a song together felt pretty surreal for us as dads,” Yellowcard says in a statement. “We’ve all seen Blippi exploring trucks and excavators at home with our families, so stepping into that world and creating ‘Go Go Go’ together was incredibly fun.”
The accompanying “Go Go Go” video features Yellowcard and Blippi packing a trunk with musical instruments and embarking on a journey to put on a concert. You can watch that streaming now on YouTube.
Yellowcard released a new album, Better Days, in 2025, marking their first record in nine years. They’ll launch a U.S. tour in May.
Eva Under Fire has announced a new album called Villainous.
The record is due out July 10. It’s the sophomore follow-up to Eva Under Fire’s 2022 debut album, Love, Drugs & Misery, which spawned the singles “Blow” and “Unstoppable.”
The Villainous title track, which features In This Moment’s Maria Brink, is out now alongside a video, which you can watch on YouTube.
“I’ve been a Maria Brink fan for years so this is a full-circle moment!” says Eva Under Fire frontwoman Amanda Lyberg. “Her vocal on this track gives it the energy it needed. I honestly can’t think of a better feature given the song’s message.”
She continues, “Two fierce women’s voices on a hard rock song about taking your power back? A match made in villainy for sure.”
Villainous also includes the previously released songs “Awakening” and “Murder Scene.”
Eva Under Fire will hit the road on a tour with Five Finger Death Punch in July.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Kash Patel testifies during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on worldwide threats in the Hart Senate Office Building on March 18, 2026 in Washington, DC. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
(WASHINGTON) — Hackers breached FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email, according to sources familiar with the situation.
The majority of the emails were from prior to 2019, according to sources, and appear to be from before his tenure at the FBI. There were a few emails from 2022, sources told ABC News.
“The FBI is aware of malicious actors targeting Director Patel’s personal email information, and we have taken all necessary steps to mitigate potential risks associated with this activity. The information in question is historical in nature and involves no government information,” the FBI said in a statement Friday.
It is unclear which country hacked the director’s old emails, however, Iranian-linked hackers online have claimed credit for the hack.
“The Department of State’s Rewards for Justice program offers up to a $10 million reward for information leading to the identification of the Handala Hack Team out of Iran — a group that has frequently targeted U.S. government officials,” the FBI said.
Reuters was the first to report the breach.
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