‘Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…’ album artwork. (Run For Cover Records)
AFI has announced a U.S. tour for the fall in continued support of their latest album, 2025’s Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…
The headlining dates span from Oct. 10 in Sayreville, New Jersey, to Oct. 28 in Tucson, Arizona. Presales begin Wednesday at 9 a.m. local time, and tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. local time.
For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit AFireInside.net.
AFI wrapped their spring tour Saturday in Minneapolis.
Ella Langley performs on the ‘The 59th Annual CMA Awards’ (Disney/Frank Micelotta)
After taking a week off to let Olivia Rodrigo have a turn at the #1 spot on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 with “Drop Dead,” Ella Langley has now returned to the top with “Choosin’ Texas,” marking the song’s eighth week in pole position.
But that’s not all for Ella: She now has two other songs in the top 10. “Be Her” is at #5 and “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” her duet with Morgan Wallen, debuts at #7.
This makes Ella the first singer who’s best known as a country artist to have her first three top-10 hits in the chart at the same time. Not even Taylor Swift can say that.
Plus, “I Can’t Love You Anymore” is the first time a duet by two singers best known as country artists has ever debuted in the Hot 100 top 10. The last time a song fitting that description in general was in the top 10 was back in 1983: Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton’s iconic team-up “Islands in the Stream.”
‘Don McLean & The Jordanaires: Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall’ (StarVista Music)
Don McLean has dipped into his archives for a new album of previously unreleased recordings.
Don McLean & The Jordanaires: Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall is out now, featuring 10 previously unheard performances taken from rehearsals for McLean’s 1984 show at Carnegie Hall with the vocal quartet The Jordanaires.
“These recordings take me right back to that moment in time,” McLean says. “There was something very special about hearing my songs come alive in the room with The Jordanaires. They brought such warmth, soul, and history to everything they touched.”
He adds, “What you hear on Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall is real music in its purest form — unguarded, heartfelt, and full of life. I’m thrilled that people finally get to hear and see this chapter of my journey.”
To coincide with the release, McLean has launched a new video series, Rehearsal Series: Carnegie Hall, on his official YouTube page, with the first release a recording of the rehearsal for the iconic tune “Crying.” A new rehearsal clip will premiere every Saturday at 7 a.m. ET through July 11.
Here is the track list for Don McLean & The Jordanaires: Rehearsals For CarnegieHall: “Crying (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “Dig A Little Deeper (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “It’s Just The Sun (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “Jerusalem (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “Believers (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “Left For Dead on the Road of Love (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “Love Hurts (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “Tulsa Time/Deep In The Heart Of Texas (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)” “Your Cheatin’ Heart (Rehearsals For Carnegie Hall)”
Beanie Feldstein and Bonnie-Chance Roberts attend the ‘Wicked: For Good’ New York premiere at David Geffen Hall on Nov. 17, 2025, in New York City. (Dia Dipasupil/WireImage via Getty Images)
Beanie Feldstein is going to be a mom.
The actress is expecting her first child with wife Bonnie-Chance Roberts.
Feldstein took to Instagram on Monday to share the news of her pregnancy. She collaborated on a post with Roberts, writing, “Limited Edition Scouse Beanie Baby coming soon!!” in the caption, followed by a pink bow emoji and a baby bottle emoji.
The post features photos of the couple dressed in pink clothing. Feldstein and Roberts pose with their hands resting on Feldstein’s baby bump with big smiles on their faces.
The final photo features a two-tiered cake adorned with light pink decorative bows. A message is piped on the cake board in light pink icing. It reads, “B+B are having a baby!”
Many celebrities wished the couple congratulations in the post’s comments section. Feldstein’s close friend Ben Platt wrote, “the universe is healing,” while Feldstein’s Booksmart director Olivia Wilde wrote, “Luckiest baby. And I’m finally a grandma!!!!”
Broadway legend Audra McDonald also sent well-wishes. “Amazing. Congrats to you two!” she wrote, while pop star and Wicked actress Ariana Grande commented a face holding back tears emoji alongside a heart and an exclamation point.
Feldstein and Roberts were married in New York’s Hudson Valley on May 20, 2023. The former shared a post to Instagram in December 2025 celebrating Roberts’ birthday, calling her “the most singular girl in the world – the greatest light to walk into any room – the best thing to ever happen to me,” saying she’s looking forward to their “most magical year ahead.”
Dolly Parton at CMA Fest June 06, 2024 in Nashville (Terry Wyatt/WireImage)
Dolly Parton posted the most extensive update yet about her health on social media Monday.
Talking for more than five minutes, the superstar was characteristically upbeat and funny as she delivered the “good news and a little bad news.”
“I’m responding really well to meds and treatments and I am improving every day,” she said first, before revealing “it’s going to take me a little while before I’m up to stage performance level because some of the meds and treatments make me a little bit ‘swimmy-headed,’ as my grandma used to say.”
“I am truly sorry that I’m gonna miss all of you that had tickets to see me in Las Vegas,” she added later, going on to encourage fans to still take the time to visit Sin City even without her planned residency.
Comparing herself to a classic car being restored, Dolly spent a lot of time lightening the mood while delivering some serious news.
“I’ve told you before that I’ve always had problems with my kidney stones,” she began, in the most detailed section of the update. “Lord, they dig more stones out of me a year than the rock quarry in Rockwood, Tennessee. But seriously, my immune system and my digestive system got all out of whack over the past couple, three years, and they’re working real hard on rebuilding and strengthening those.”
Dolly went on to say she’s still at work, with multiple projects still demanding her attention, including Dollywood and the opening of her Nashville hotel and museum sometime later this year. She’s also busy writing and reworking her Broadway musical, which is still on track to open in New York in fall or early winter.
Kid Cudi performs onstage during Sziget Festival on August 8, 2025, in Budapest, Hungary. (Photo by Mario Skraban/Getty Images)
Kid Cudi has announced a change to the lineup of his Rebel Ragers tour: M.I.A. is no longer on the bill. He shared the news on Instagram Monday, citing her violation of his tour requirements.
“TOUR UPDATE: M.I.A is no longer on this tour. I told my management to send a notice to her team before we started tour that I didn’t want anything offensive at my shows, cuz I already knew what time it was, and I was assured things were understood,” he wrote on his Story. “After the last couple shows, I’ve been flooded with messages from fans that were upset by her rants. This, to me, is very disappointing, and I wont have someone on my tour making offensive remarks that upsets my fanbase. Thank you for understanding. Rager.”
M.I.A. was recently booed for a rant during the Dallas stop of the tour, where she discussed immigration and politics.
“I can’t do ‘Illegal,’” she said of her song, “though some of you could be in the audience.”
Variety reports she also said, “I’ve been canceled for many reasons. I never thought I would be canceled for being a brown Republican voter.”
The Rebel Ragers tour kicked off April 28 and features Big Boi, A-Trak, me n ü and Dot Da Genius. It was supposed to stop in Birmingham, Alabama, but the show was canceled due to low ticket sales.
“I wanted to go to alabama becuz its one of the many places in the US where I haven’t ever performed. I wanted to give yall a special experience, but the ticket sales just weren’t strong enough. I hope yall understand,” Cudi explained on his Story.
The rest of the tour, he added, “has been fantastic” and “will go on as scheduled!!”
(EDMOND, Okla.) — At least 23 people were injured in a shooting that erupted Sunday night during what police alleged was a “unsanctioned” lakeside party in Edmond, Oklahoma, that had been advertised on social media and drew a large crowd of young adults.
The shooting occurred at around 9 p.m. at Arcadia Lake in Edmond, about 14 miles north of Oklahoma City, Emily Ward, a spokesperson for the Edmond Police Department, said during a conference Sunday night.
On Monday, Edmond police officials said the number of victims injured in the shooting grew from 13 to 23 as more showed up at emergency rooms on their own.
The victims’ injuries ranged in severity, including gunshot wounds, police said.
According to Integris Health, victims treated for injuries at its Edmond and Oklahoma City hospitals ranged in age from 16 to 30.
No arrests have been announced, but police said in a statement Monday that “investigators are actively working the case and are not releasing suspect information at this time.”
“The incident occurred during an unsanctioned party that began after dark and was advertised across multiple social media platforms, drawing a large crowd of young adults from across the metro area. The event was not a permitted or reserved gathering,” according to the statement.
Edmond police officers responded to Arcadia Lake and the nearby Scissortail Campground after receiving multiple 911 calls from people reporting shots fired.
“There is no reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to the public,” according a police statement on Monday.
Seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect, police asked that anyone with information about the shooting contact the Edmond Police Department immediately.
(EDMOND, Okla.) — At least 23 people were injured in a shooting that erupted Sunday night during what police alleged was a “unsanctioned” lakeside party in Edmond, Oklahoma, that had been advertised on social media and drew a large crowd of young adults.
The shooting occurred at around 9 p.m. at Arcadia Lake in Edmond, about 14 miles north of Oklahoma City, Emily Ward, a spokesperson for the Edmond Police Department, said during a conference Sunday night.
On Monday, Edmond police officials said the number of victims injured in the shooting grew from 13 to 23 as more showed up at emergency rooms on their own.
The victims’ injuries ranged in severity, including gunshot wounds, police said.
According to Integris Health, victims treated for injuries at its Edmond and Oklahoma City hospitals ranged in age from 16 to 30.
No arrests have been announced, but police said in a statement Monday that “investigators are actively working the case and are not releasing suspect information at this time.”
“The incident occurred during an unsanctioned party that began after dark and was advertised across multiple social media platforms, drawing a large crowd of young adults from across the metro area. The event was not a permitted or reserved gathering,” according to the statement.
Edmond police officers responded to Arcadia Lake and the nearby Scissortail Campground after receiving multiple 911 calls from people reporting shots fired.
“There is no reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to the public,” according a police statement on Monday.
Seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect, police asked that anyone with information about the shooting contact the Edmond Police Department immediately.
‘Man on the Moon (The Galaxy Edition)’ album artwork. (Atlantic)
Fitz and the Tantrums have announced a deluxe edition of their latest album, 2025’s Man on the Moon.
The expanded set, dubbed Man on the Moon (The Galaxy Edition), is due out June 5 and includes three new bonus tracks: “Good Morning California,” “Greenlight” and “Not Waiting on the World.”
“Good Morning California” just premiered on Friday.
Fitz and the Tantrums will launch a U.S tour in June. The outing includes two shows opening for Zac Brown Band.
Chris Motionless of Motionless In White performs onstage during a concert at Utilita Arena Cardiff on February 13, 2026 in Cardiff, Wales. (Mike Lewis Photography/Redferns)
Motionless in White has announced a new single called “Playing God.”
The track will premiere Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET and, according to an Instagram post from Chris Motionless and company, will feature a “MASSIVE” guest.
