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Eve celebrates 25 years of ‘Scorpion’ with limited-edition anniversary vinyl

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Eve has released an anniversary edition of her Scorpion album to celebrate its 25th anniversary. It’s available as a limited-edition red-and-black splatter two-LP vinyl, complete with an autographed insert, and can be ordered through Complex and U Discover Music.

Released on March 6, 2001, Scorpion marked Eve’s second studio album. The 16-track project featured hits including “Who’s That Girl?” and “Let Me Blow Ya Mind” featuring Gwen Stefani and Stevie J. The latter song earned the first-ever best rap/sung collaboration Grammy, while Scorpion was nominated for best rap album.

The album also featured appearances from Da Brat, Trina, DMX and The Lox, among others, and has been certified Platinum by the RIAA.

Eve is set to celebrate 25 years of Scorpion with a U.K. and European tour beginning in October.

Here’s the track listing for Scorpion 25th Anniversary:

LP1 – Side A
“Cowboy”
“Who’s That Girl?”
“Let Me Blow Ya Mind”

LP1 – Side B
“You Had Me, You Lost Me”
“Got What You Need”
“Gangsta B******”

LP2 – Side A
“That’s What It Is”
“Scream Double R”
“Thug In The Street”

LP2 – Side B
“No, No, No”
“You Ain’t Gettin’ None”
“Life Is So Hard”
“Be Me”

Long live rock: Roger Daltrey says The Who ‘are not retired’

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Remember when The Who did a farewell tour last year? Well, according to Roger Daltrey, that wasn’t exactly the end.

Speaking to Rolling Stone, Daltrey says that The Who still have to do “farewell tours” of England, Australia and the rest of the world, but it won’t be until 2027. “It won’t fall into this year because Pete’s going to have another knee op, which puts him out of action for a long while,” Daltrey says of his bandmate Pete Townshend. “And I’ve had a few things to deal with health-wise in the time off, but we’re hoping to finish it all off next year.”

And, Daltrey says, The Who will still continue to play, if they “get invited to do a charity gig or something.” He clarifies, “What I’m trying to say is we are not retired. [It’s just that] we don’t want to do another tour of America.”

However, Daltrey has a solo U.S. tour booked for later this year and plans to keep his own live shows going as long as he can. “Voices are voices: They don’t last forever, that’s a fact,” he tells Rolling Stone. “Mine is incredibly powerful and still is. I’m very lucky to have it there, but equally it might go tomorrow, and if it does go tomorrow, I won’t be seeing you in August, it’s as simple as that.”

“I’m 82 years old and still got good energy, still can deliver it well. But I can’t do any more than that. I can only do my best and whatever happens, happens. If it’s still like this when I’m 90, I’ll still be doing it.”

When asked about The Who’s legacy, Daltrey notes, “We were just different than everybody else.” Mentioning The Who’s notoriety for playing loud, he contends, “We were the first heavy metal band.”

Listen to new Julia Wolf song, ‘Deep End’

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Julia Wolf has premiered a new song called “Deep End.”

“‘Deep End’ is about the confusion of someone’s mind and the way I’d drown to keep a connection alive, while going through the distractions and doubt I experience in the process,'” the “In My Room” artist says in a statement.

You can watch the “Deep End” video on YouTube.

Julia Wolf is performing at Lollapalooza in July before launching a U.S. headlining tour in September.

The return of Tim McGraw: A ‘Song for America’ on a ‘Pawn Shop Guitar’

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Tim McGraw is back with two new songs — and he’s ready to talk about exactly why he’s been away.

The superstar dropped two new tracks on Friday, “Song for America” and “Pawn Shop Guitar.”

“This is the first new music I’ve put out in over a year. It’s no secret that over the last few years I got sidelined with back and knee issues,” Tim says. “That time was challenging on so many levels, but one of the positive things that came out of it, aside from physically being back to 100%, was that it gave me time to reflect on my life and to write songs.”

“I was able to really dig into some personal stories in those songs for the first time,” he adds.

“Song for America” was recorded to celebrate the United States’ upcoming 250th birthday, while the autobiographical “Pawn Shop Guitar” doubles as the name of his tour.

It kicks off July 9 in Bethel, New York.

Latto reveals gender of baby, seemingly takes aim at Cardi B in star-studded ‘Big Mama’ album

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Big Mama has a lot to say on her new album. Latto’s fourth studio project finds her addressing everything from internet rumors to toxic relationships.

On the track “Gimme Dat,” Latto appears to take shots at Cardi B, who made a negative comment about her in a leaked audio call in 2025. Cardi had said she wasn’t “p**** a** Latto” after Ice Spice dissed her on a track. Cardi apologized to Latto, and offered to buy her a purse to make amends.

In “Gimme Dat,” Latto raps, “Talkin’ ‘bout buyin’ big mama a bag like my n**** ain’t already bought it.”

Latto also teams with partner 21 Savage on “Hostage,” in which the two rap about holding each other hostage. On “Mama,” a genre-blending collaboration with Jelly Roll, Latto reveals the gender of her child.

“Now you look just like your daddy, but you got my curls/ Can’t believe my life right now, I feel on top of the world/ Should’ve seen my face when they told me it’s a baby girl,” she raps.

Speculation that 21 Savage is the father has continued to grow after he appeared in Latto’s album trailer and pregnancy journey video, and recently shared a photo of a baby on Instagram.

Other features on the album include GloRilla, Doja Cat, Sexyy Red, Mariah the Scientist, Teyana Taylor, Wizkid and Odeal.

Ahead of the release, Latto urged fans on X to listen to the album in order. “In case you’re new here here’s the rules for midnight,” she said, sharing instructions she wrote in August 2024. “Alot has changed in 2 years…This one hit different.”

Big Mama is now available on streaming services.

Sublime shares new ‘Until the Sun Explodes’ song, ‘Gangstalker’

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Sublime has premiered a new song called “Gangstalker,” a track off the band’s upcoming album, Until the Sun Explodes.

“‘Gangstalker’ is pure chaos,” says frontman Jakob Nowell in a statement. “I was so proud when the drum and guitar parts came together the way that they did in the studio.”

“Sometimes you have this idea for how a song should sound in your head and it becomes impossible to translate that into reality,” he continues. “‘Gangstalker’ is not one of those songs. It is a frenetic, California tweaker, punk anthem that I fully endorse with my life.”

The video for “Gangstalker” is now streaming on YouTube.

Until the Sun Explodes is due out June 12. It marks the first Sublime album in 30 years and the band’s first with Jakob Nowell, son of late frontman Bradley Nowell.

The Until the Sun Explodes title track currently sits at #1 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart. The album also includes the single “Ensenada,” which hit #1 on Alternative Airplay, as well.

Paul McCartney reveals what makes him feel better about missing John and George

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Paul McCartney’s new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane is out now. Many of the songs were inspired by his childhood and experiences with former Beatles bandmates John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, who joins him for a duet on the song “Home to Us.” While Lennon and Harrison are gone, Paul said there’s one thing that gives him some comfort about that loss.

Speaking to The Guardian, McCartney said of Lennon, “My collaborator was probably one of the best writers of the century, so, yeah, you’re going to miss him. … But that’s life: you lose people.” He also recalled Beatles producer George Martin telling him about aging, “The terrible thing about it is all your mates start popping off.”

“Now I’m probably at that age, and I’m very conscious of that, having lost John and George – two big touchstones for anything we’re talking about [in this interview],” he continued. He adds “So, yeah, you do miss them. I start to get very sad, and I have to think, ‘Wow, wait a minute, everyone misses them.’ It’s not just me. So that makes me feel a bit better.”

“I think, ‘Well, sod it, it’s life, and it’s what we’ve got.’”

Elsewhere in the interview, McCartney says that the sound of the Ringo duet — about their tough childhoods – was inspired by Oasis. After seeing the reunited band perform, he was impressed by how loud and massive they sounded.

“Forget about Spinal Tap’s 11, the amps are on 12,” he told producer Andrew Watt, aiming to get a similar feel on the track.

Select record stores nationwide are holding The Boys of Dungeon Lane release parties all weekend, featuring exclusive merch giveaways, contests and limited-edition vinyl.

Olivia Rodrigo addresses rumors of Taylor Swift feud: ‘It was so long ago’

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

Following the release of her debut album, SOUR, Olivia Rodrigo retroactively credited Taylor Swift as a songwriter on the song “deja vu” because it sounded similar to Taylor’s hit “Cruel Summer.” That led to rumors of a yearslong feud between the two artists, which led to speculation that they’d buried the hatchet in April, when they were spotted at the same concert. Olivia’s addressing the topic in a new episode of The New York Times’ Popcast.

The interviewer asks Olivia, “Is there a frost between you and Taylor? Like, is that something that hovers over your mind? [Or] is it something that you think is a construction of the people who are doing internet detective work? How do you view that, now that you’re a few years removed from the initial … ruptures?”

Olivia sighs heavily, and then says, “Um, I don’t know. I think I try to not let it get to me or upset me. I think I just try to keep it truckin’. I think there’s no — it was so long ago, there’s no use in harping on it.”

“I just try to make songs that I love and try to be kind and good to other people and supportive of other people,” she continues. “And I’ve always, like, tried to be like that. And at the end of the day, I think that’s all you can do.”

As for online “internet detectives” speculating about that and other aspects of her life, Olivia says, “I think it, like, comes with the territory and it’s par for the course. And I think if I dove into every internet detective sleuth that, like, got things right or wrong about my life or any of my relationships, I think I’d just go crazy. Like, there’s not enough time in the day.”

Amtrak fire suspends Penn Station service for NJ Transit commuters

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

(NEW YORK) — A fire erupted on Amtrak work trains in a Hudson River tunnel between New York and New Jersey early Friday, suspending Penn Station service for NJ Transit and Long Island Rail Road commuters.

LIRR service has since resumed, but the NJ Transit suspension into Penn Station is ongoing.

Two Amtrak work trains collided in the Hudson River tunnel at about 1:25 a.m., impacting the electrical system and igniting a fire, said Janno Lieber, head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

One NJ Transit passenger called the experience “frightening,” telling ABC News, “Someone yelled there was a fire on the track … there was a very loud explosion that shook the train and caused the lights to go out. We didn’t move for maybe 8 to 10 minutes.”

“I rely on NJ Transit to get to work, so I am now deeply concerned about how I will commute safely moving forward,” the New Jersey resident said.

Amtrak service is also impacted. Amtrak said trains south of Penn Station are suspended until at least noon while “lengthy delays” are expected north of Penn Station.

Riley Green’s ‘Think as You Drunk’ is only one facet of ‘That’s Just Me’

May 29, 2026 by WDNY Radio

As Riley Green drops the latest track from his upcoming fourth studio album, he’s giving fans more details about the record he first announced Thursday in Billboard.

“This record came together during a pretty big season of life for me,” he explains of That’s Just Me. “I was out on the road on the biggest tour I’ve ever had, writing and recording while a lot was changing at the same time.”

“There are songs on here that are more emotional, some that are made for having a good time with your buddies, and others that come from real moments I was living through,” he continues. “I never wanted it to feel like one thing, I wanted it to feel like me, and all the different sides that come with that.”

The cover of That’s Just Me shows Riley looking right at home behind the wheel of a pick-up truck.

Riley’s new radio single, “Think as You Drunk,” draws inspiration from Toby Keith’s “As Good As I Once Was.” You’ll even hear the late singer’s voice as the new song draws to a close.

That’s Just Me comes out Sept. 18.

Riley’s Cowboy As It Gets Tour makes a stop at Gulf Coast Jam in Panama City Beach, Florida, on Friday night.

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