Neil Young and his band The Chrome Hearts were supposed to launch a tour of Europe and the U.K. in June, but he’s just canceled all his shows.

“I have decided to take a break and will not be touring Europe this time,” he wrote on his Neil Young Archives website. “Thanks to everyone who bought tickets. I’m sorry to let you down, but this is not the time.”

He added, “I do love playing LIVE and being with you and the Chrome Hearts.” He signed the note, “LOVE Neil be well.”

Young’s tour was supposed to kick off June 19 in Manchester, England, with Elvis Costello & The Imposters on select dates. The trek included headlining and festival appearances, with stops in France, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, The Netherlands, Belgium and Switzerland before wrapping July 16 in Italy.

Young and The Chrome Hearts launched their first tour together in June 2025, with dates in Europe, the U.K. and North America, including a headlining spot at the U.K.’s Glastonbury Festival.

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Bring Me the Horizon is featured on a new song from DJ Illenium.

The track is called “Slave to the Rithm” and appears on the new Illenium album, Odyssey, out now.

“That thing is fully psychotic,” Illenium tells Billboard of the track. “I haven’t made a song that aggressive ever.”

Odyssey also includes collaborations with Bastille, Kid Cudi, Ellie Goulding and Ryan Tedder.

Bring Me the Horizon, meanwhile, is preparing to launch a North American tour in April. They’re also releasing a new concert film, L.I.V.E. in São Paulo (Live Immersive Virtual Experiment), which will screen in theaters on March 25 and March 28.

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Normani‘s latest update might be the “Dopamine” her fans needed.

The singer, one of the cover stars of the 2026 edition of SI Swimwear, spoke to the publication about new music, which she confirmed is “in the works.”

“I am excited about it. You know, I pay attention to my fans. I might not be the best when it comes to social media, and I’ve made that vow to myself that I am going to be better at that—not only for myself, but also for the people who support me and my fans—but I pay close attention, and I see their responses,” she says. “I see what they want and what their desires are for me. I’m taking it back to my roots a little bit as well.”

This go-round, Normani says she’s “more motivated and inspired than ever.”

“I’ve been going through so many major life transitions that I’m really, really excited for, and I see so much beauty in [them], and I’m just enjoying the journey and the process,” Normani tells SI Swimwear. “And so, for me, the sky really is the limit.”

Though she has a list in mind for potential features, Normani says her dream collaboration would be with Beyoncé.

“She has been such an influential part of why I ended up falling in love with music, and not just music itself, but also entertainment. Just the grace that she carries, the poise that she carries, her ability to continue to be innovative for decades and decades. … She is her standard,” Normani says.

“And for her to be a Black woman, you know, that makes it even more special for me,” she notes. “Like, if she can do it, then a Black girl like me can also do it, and hopefully continue to pave the way for Black women for generations to come.”

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Nick Jonas‘ new solo album, Sunday Best, is out now, and he’s also released a video for his single “Gut Punch.” His co-star in the video is a puppet, but not the kind that makes you smile.

“Gut Punch” is about how Nick’s self-doubt and self-criticism make him miserable. In the clip, puppet Jick Nonas represents Nick’s inner dialogue, going everywhere with him and saying disruptive things like, “Let’s go over a new list of things to be anxious about,” “We need to make sure you’re overthinking enough” and “Stop being so introverted.”

Finally, after a disastrous therapy session, Nick confronts the puppet and shouts at him, “You need to be nicer to me!”

“No,” the puppet replies. “YOU need to be nicer to you.” In an “a-ha” moment, Nick realizes he’s the one who’s been sabotaging himself. He smiles and starts dancing in the rain with the puppet.

Nick appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers Thursday to promote the album. He revealed that his daughter Malti Chopra Jonas‘ favorite Jonas Brothers song is “Love Me to Heaven,” and her favorite song on Sunday Best is the one he wrote about her: “Princesses.”

On Saturday night, Nick will play back-to-back album release shows at LA’s intimate Blue Note Jazz Club.

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Gavin Adcock‘s first new music of 2026 is leaving him “Colorblind.”

“‘Colorblind’ is just the beginning of a whole lotta music I’ve been working on for y’all,” he says. “It’s about losing someone you shoulda cared more for, and not realizing how much color she brought to your life.”

The new song comes as Gavin heads for Super Bowl 60 in San Francisco, playing Friday night’s Madden Bowl. 

Two songs from Gavin’s latest album, Own Worst Enemy, are on the Madden NFL 26 soundtrack. The record also boasts his debut country hit, “Never Call Again.” 

It’s a busy year ahead for Gavin, who will play 16 dates on Morgan Wallen‘s Still the Problem Tour starting in April, in addition to his own shows.

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The family of late Metallica bassist Cliff Burton has announced the details for the 2026 edition of Cliff Burton Day.

The celebration will take place on Burton’s birthday, Feb. 10, at the Chabot Theater in his hometown of Castro Valley, California. It will feature an appearance by Faith No More drummer Mike Bordin, as well as members of the road crew from Metallica’s Damage, Inc. tour in honor of its 40th anniversary.

Those who can’t attend in person can watch the event stream live on YouTube starting at 7 p.m. PT.

The Damage, Inc. tour supported Metallica’s 1986 album, Master of Puppets. Burton was killed in September 1986 in a bus accident during the European leg of the tour. He was 24.

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Ice Nine Kills‘ Scream 7 song has a release date.

The track, which is called “Twisting the Knife,” will premiere on Feb. 19. It will feature Scream 7 cast member Mckenna Grace.

“Twisting the Knife” is available to presave, and you can check out a teaser video on YouTube.

Scream 7, the aptly titled seventh installment in the long-running slasher series, hits theaters Feb. 27.

Ice Nine Kills released a Scream-themed song called “Your Number’s Up” in 2019. Frontman Spencer Charnas also appeared in the video for Demi Lovato‘s 2023 Scream VI song “Still Alive,” which was co-written by Linkin Park‘s Mike Shinoda.

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Even though she went home empty-handed, Sabrina Carpenter‘s performance of “Manchild” was a standout at Sunday’s Grammy Awards. In a recent interview, she revealed the inspiration behind it.

The production number featured Sabrina in a sexy version of an airline pilot’s outfit, dancing around a baggage claim area in an airport. But what does all that have to do with “Manchild”? As Sabrina explains to Rolling Stone, “Relationships come with lots of baggage, and the song tells the story of many relationships gone wrong. I also wanted to wear the captain hat.”

Sabrina’s chat with Rolling Stone was to promote her Super Bowl commercial for Pringles, in which she builds herself a boyfriend out of Pringles chips. “Listen,” she tells the magazine. “There’s plenty worse out there.”

At the end of the clip, Sabrina’s edible boyfriend, Pringleleo, gets knocked over and crushed, and she and some of her fans start eating him. So what kind of snack would she want her next boyfriend to be made of?

“Can I choose a liquid man? Yerba mate for sure,” she says. “Think of the energy he would have!”

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