The debut album from Vincent Mason, There I Go, is out now, and it features his first single, “Wish You Well.”

Vincent’s first top-40 country hit holds a special distinction in his catalog. 

“I’ve always loved this song. [It’s] the only song that I’ve ever recorded that I didn’t write,” he reveals. “It was a song that I was a fan of, it was a song I always wished I’d written, and the more I listened to it, the more I felt like I, in a weird way, could’ve written it.”

“I feel like I would’ve maybe sat down and tried to tell the same story,” he continues. “I didn’t feel like I needed to change a melody, I didn’t feel like I needed to change a word. I’ve always just loved this one, and I love singing it every night, and I love to see how it’s continued to grow, especially at the shows.”

In 2026, Vincent will launch his own There I Go headlining tour in January, before joining Morgan Wallen on select dates on his Still the Problem tour later in the year.

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Goo Goo Dolls are shufflin’ off to Buffalo — Buffalo, New York, their hometown — later this month for a special show.

The band will do a benefit show at Buffalo’s Town Ballroom Nov. 20 to raise money for FeedMore WNY, which provides food and skills training to residents of Western New York. Tickets go on sale Nov. 12 at googoodolls.com/tour, with 100% of the proceeds going to the charity.

Goo Goo Dolls did two additional charity shows Sunday and Monday night: They performed at New York City’s Beacon Theatre to raise money for Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation, which helps young people affected by violence. It’s part of a partnership with the charity that dates back to 2021; the band has been selling autographed guitars at their shows to help the cause.

The “Iris” hitmakers will ring in 2026 with a New Year’s Eve show in Atlantic City, New Jersey. So far, they have two festival dates booked for next year: one in February, one in April.

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Zara Larsson has been nominated for a Grammy in the best dance pop recording category for the title track of her album Midnight Sun, but it’s another song from the album, “Crush,” that is climbing the charts right now. Zara says “Crush” is an example of what happened when she decided to co-write every song on the album.

“I feel really confident as a writer and as a singer just going into the studio and feeling like, ‘I want this to be my truth,'” she told ABC Audio. “And some of the songs on the album, they’re a bit messy. And it’s like, some of the songs aren’t the nicest, but it’s the truth. And I think it’s just more fun that way.”

And “Crush” is, in fact, messy: It’s about being infatuated with someone else while you’re already in a committed relationship. “A lot of people that I played it to, they’re like, ‘Ooh, that’s relatable.’ And I’m like, ‘Oh, okay!'” Zara said.

“But it sounds like such a fun, big pop song. And I don’t think you really clock what I’m singing about until the very end, perhaps, or if you listen twice,” she continued. “But I thought, ‘You know what? Let me just sing about this.'”

“Maybe [this is] something that I wouldn’t have done a couple of years ago, because I would have been like, ‘Oh no!! What are people gonna think about me?’ and all that stuff,” she noted. “And now, I just don’t really care!” 

Zara is currently touring Europe, but she’s coming back to the U.S. for some multi-artist shows in December. Her Midnight Sun tour starts Feb. 28 in Portland, Oregon.

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Donald Glover told Outkast at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame that there would be no Childish Gambino without them. He similarly shared with ABC Audio that the group’s existence helped make songs like “This Is America” possible.

“I don’t think that there’d be like ‘This is America’ or anything like that without them kind of allowing…weirdos in hip-hop, whether it’s like [Outkast], Missy Elliott or you know like Timbaland and Magoo,” he said. “These were people who were allowed to be, like, visually stunning.” 

He noted Outkast was just the first he was personally able to witness as they came from his hometown of Atlanta.

Donald inducted the rap duo, comprised of Big Boi and André 3000, into the Performer category of the Rock Hall Saturday night, where he spoke more about the influence they had on his career.

“Big Boi and André, I want to personally thank you. Around the time Speakerboxxx/The Love Below came out, I wrote a letter from college to my brother, and I said, ‘I had a dream that we wrote a show together,’” Donald said of his FX show Atlanta with brother Stephen Glover. “Thank you for showing me that brothers may not always see eye to eye in their philosophies or styles, but they need each other in a world that would rather see them both fail together.”

Outkast then took the stage and thanked a slew of people for their success, following their speech with a performance featuring Big Boi and special guests including Doja Cat, Tyler, The Creator, Killer Mike and J.I.D.

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