The Warning has premiered a new song called “Ego.”
The track finds the Mexican sister trio singing in Spanish over heavy guitars.
“Ego” follows The Warning’s March single, “Kerosene,” which currently sits in the top 15 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. The band’s most recent album is 2024’s Keep Me Fed, which includes the single “S!CK.”
The Warning is currently on a U.S. tour opening for Yungblud. They’ll play a one-off headlining show in New York City in June.
Sameer Gadhia of Young the Giant performs at GRAMMY Museum L.A. Live on April 20, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Alison Buck/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)
Young the Giant’s song “Different Kind of Love” has given the band a different kind of career accomplishment.
Young the Giant previously peaked at #2 on Alternative Airplay with the songs “Superposition” and “It’s About Time.”
“Different Kind of Love” is the lead single off Young the Giant’s new album, Victory Garden, which was released earlier in May.
Young the Giant will launch a U.S. tour May 24 in Las Vegas. Cold War Kids will also be on the bill for all shows, along with either almost monday or KennyHoopla, depending on the date.
Rick Wakeman memoir ‘The Wizard of Prog’ (Ebury Spotlight/Penguin)
Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman is ready to tell his life story.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer will release his memoir, The Wizard of Prog, on Oct. 29. According to the announcement, it will recount Wakeman’s life “from the beginning to not quite the end… just yet.”
The description notes that the memoir is “a story of musical genius with a taste for adventure, a delightful sense of the absurd and a winning gift for comedy,” calling it “the book Rick has always wanted to write.”
To coincide with the book announcement, the 77-year-old Wakeman has also announced dates for The Wizard Of Prog – Ultimate Highlights Concert Tour, a U.K. tour that kicks off Feb. 17, 2027, in Brighton and wraps March 12, 2027, in Leicester.
“All tours are special, but this one is really very special,” Wakeman says. “I can’t exactly tell you why, but trust me … it is!”
Unlike his recent tours that have been focused on a complete album, the new tour will have Wakeman dipping into his vast catalog of music. A complete list of dates and ticket information can be found at rwcc.com.
Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler in ‘Lanterns.’ (John P. Johnson/HBO)
A new teaser trailer for Lanterns has arrived.
HBO Max released the second trailer for its upcoming DC Studios superhero TV series on Monday.
Kyle Chandler, Aaron Pierre and Kelly Macdonald star in the upcoming show, which will make its debut on Aug. 16.
Lanterns follows a new recruit named John Stewart (Pierre) and Hal Jordan (Chandler). The two intergalactic cops are “drawn into a dark, earth-based mystery as they investigate a murder in the American heartland,” according to the show’s official logline.
“Tell me how you go it. The ring,” Pierre’s John Stewart asks Chandler’s Hal Jordan in the trailer.
“You know how I got it. I sure as hell didn’t interview for it,” he responds.
The trailer also reveals that Ozark star Laura Linney is part of the series’ cast. We see her character sit across from John Stewart. He tells her, “I was raised fearless, and I’ll do this better than he’s ever done it before.”
“Then go and get it, John Stewart,” she says back.
True Detective: Night Country‘s Chris Mundy is the showrunner for Lanterns. He writes the program alongside Watchmen‘s Damon Lindelof and DC comic creator Tom King.
Ella Langley performs at The 61st Academy of Country Music Awards, held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena May 17, 2026 in Las Vegas. (Rich Polk/Dick Clark Productions)
It seems like week after week people keep on “Choosin'” to listen to Ella Langley.
The Alabama singer’s “Choosin’ Texas” is now #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for a 10th week. Out of the 67 years the chart has existed, only 4% of #1 hits ever stay on top that long. It’s even rarer for country songs to accomplish this, although in recent years it has become more common: Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” was #1 for 19 weeks and Morgan Wallen’s “Last Night” spent 16 weeks on top.
Ella is also at #2 with her song “Be Her,” which she performed at the ACM Awards on Sunday night. She also won seven trophies Sunday, the most by any artist in a single year.
Meanwhile, Olivia Dean is setting her own milestones on the Hot 100. Her song “Man I Need” is #3, while “So Easy (To Fall in Love)” is #5. That makes Olivia the first British woman to have her first two top-five hits chart in the Hot 100 simultaneously. Yes, fellow Brit Adele had two hits in the top five in 2021 — “Easy on Me” and “Oh My God” — but those weren’t her first two top-five hits.
Olivia is now in rare company: She’s one of three British acts ever to accomplish this, and it hasn’t happened since the 1960s. The Beatles did it first in 1964, and then the band Herman’s Hermits did it in 1965.
That’s a wrap for George Strait’s 2026 shows, after playing his fourth concert Saturday at Moody Center in Austin.
To honor the country legend, the venue named its new backstage lounge The Troubadour after his 2008 album and its top-10 hit of the same name.
Serving honky-tonk vibes, the new room features a vintage jukebox loaded with Strait’s catalog, as well as a bronze plaque with his boot prints embedded in the floor.
“I’ve played a lot of places over the years,” he says, “and to have a space like this honoring the music, the memories, and the fans—it means a lot to me. Thank you, Moody Center and Messina [Touring Group], for such a thoughtful dedication.”
King George played two nights with Willie Nelson when Moody Center opened in 2022.
More than 60,000 people turned out for George’s sold-out four-night run.
(MINNEAPOLIS) — Minnesota prosecutors on Monday announced charges against a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in the nonfatal shooting of a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis earlier this year.
The federal agent, Christian Castro, was charged with four counts of second-degree assault and one count of falsely reporting a crime in the Jan. 14 shooting of Julio Sosa-Celis, according to the Hennepin County attorney.
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(NEW YORK) — A court on Monday ruled in favor of OpenAI and its chief executive, Sam Altman, in a lawsuit brought by Elon Musk over alleged misconduct in the company’s evolution from a non-profit upstart to a for-profit corporation.
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The Offspring performs live at Ziggo Dome on November 7, 2025 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. (Paul Bergen/Redferns)
The Offspring has announced a pair of shows in Quebec focusing on the band’s older “punk stuff.”
“Amongst the ‘billions’ of comments on our socials, we keep seeing more and more requests for the deep cuts—the ‘Punk Stuff’ that we don’t usually play in our regular set,” the “Come Out and Play” rockers write in a Facebook post. “‘Play your old s***!’ We see it over and over again. And we hear you.”
The band continues, “So here it is: two exclusive Quebec shows where we’re going to play only the punk stuff, the old stuff, the songs dear to us—our roots, the place we came from.”
The shows take place Aug. 3 in Quebec City and Aug. 5 in Montreal. Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time.
Adam Lambert is expanding his schedule of album release shows.
The singer initially announced four July shows, in London, Berlin, LA and New York. Now he’s added three more shows in the U.S.: July 11 in Pala, California; July 17 in Atlantic City, New Jersey; and July 18 in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Fan club members can buy tickets to the newly announced shows starting Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday at 10 a.m. local time. VIP packages are also available.
The shows will mark the release of the singer’s new album, ADAM, due out July 10. The first single, “Eat U Alive,” is out now.
