The U.K. rocker has announced a U.S. tour for next year, set to kick off January 26 in Athens, Georgia. Artists including Palaye Royale and Upsahl will also be included on the bill for select dates.
Tickets will go on sale this Friday, October 29, at 10 a.m. local time. For the full list of dates and all ticket info, visit YungbludOfficial.com.
Yungblud released a new single, “Fleabag,” over the summer. That followed his sophomore album, Weird!, which dropped last December.
Bow Wow is now legally the father of a one-year-old son following the results of a paternity test.
Model Olivia Sky previously sued the “Like You” rapper, born Shad Moss, for child support, and court documents confirm he is the biological father, according to The Neighborhood Talk.
“It is the Judgment of this Court that the Child of the parties, STONE KAMIN (‘Child’) born in 2020 is hereby declared to be the legitimate son of Respondent, Shad Moss, capable of inheriting from Respondent in the same manner as if born in lawful wedlock,” the documents read. “The Child shall hereafter be known as STONE MOSS and the Department of Vital Statistics shall show the Child’s birth certificate to include Respondent as father.
Following the announcement, Bow Wow commented on Instagram, “Such a blessing to have him in my life.”
The 34-year-old entertainer previously denied the child during a Twitter Q&A with fans in September, only acknowledging his 10-year-old daughter Shai, whom he shares with model Joie Chavis.
“HELL NO i’m fine w shai!” Bow Wow responded to a fan who asked if he wanted more kids. He also posted Michael Jackson‘s song, “Billie Jean,” featuring the lyric, “The kid is not my son.”
Bow Wow is continuing on the Millennium tour headlined by Omarion. Their next show is Thursday in Milwaukee, and the tour wraps up November 26 in Las Vegas.
Scotty McCreery is packing up his “Same Truck” and hitting the road next year.
The American Idol winner said he’s “fired up” to be embarking on the 2022 Same Truck Tour that kicks off in his home state of North Carolina on January 20 and continues through February 19 in Beaver Creek, Colorado. Along the way, the hitmaker will make stops in Detroit, Denver, Sioux Falls and other cities.
“Somebody Like That” singer Tenille Arts, plus Callista Clark, who is climbing the top 30 on country radio with “‘Cause I Am,” as well as country supergroup King Calaway and former The Voice contestant Kameron Marlowe will join the trek as supporting acts.
The Same Truck tour takes its name from Scotty’s new album, which debuted at #10 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart in September. It features the singer’s latest #1 hit, “You Time,” and current single, “Damn Strait.”
Springsteen has at least two upcoming releases that he can promote on the show. On Tuesday, October 26, Renegades: Born in the USA, the book Bruce co-authored with former president Barack Obama, will be published; and in November, The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts, a film and album documenting Springsteen’s performances with the E Street Band at the historic MUSE benefit concerts at New York’s Madison Square Garden, will be released in various formats.
This will mark the third time that Springsteen has been a guest on The Late Show, having previously appeared on the program on October 2020 and September 2016.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert airs at 11:35 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.
Hilaria Baldwin has broken her silence over the deadly accidental shooting that occurred last Thursday, when her husband, Alec Baldwin, fired a pistol allegedly containing a live round, fatally striking cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injuring the film’s director.
“My heart is with Halyna,” Hilaria said on Instagram. “Her husband. Her son. Their family and loved ones. And my Alec.”
“It’s said ‘There are no words’ because it’s impossible to express the shock and heartache of such a tragic incident,” Hilaria continued, concluding with, “Heartbreak. Loss. Support.”
Police are still investigating the incident on set of the Western Rust. It’s suspected that a live bullet was loaded into a pistol Baldwin fired while rehearsing for a scene, striking 42-year-old camera operator Hutchins and grazing director Joel Souza. Alec Baldwin was also a producer of the movie.
The pistol that was used in the fatal scene was reportedly left on a cart by the movie’s armorer, 24-year-old Hannah Gutierrez Reed, and picked up and declared “cold” — or safe — by the film’s assistant director, Dave Halls, who told investigators he handed it to Baldwin before the incident. Halls told police he didn’t know the pistol was loaded.
There were already safety concerns raised by crew members on the film’s New Mexico set, ABC News has learned. Gun safety concerns had been “brushed off” by its producers, a camera crew member told ABC News after the incident.
Producers are cooperating with local authorites’ investigation.
Only a week earlier, Hilaria Baldwin posted a photo of a smiling Alec in costume on the New Mexico set of the film. “Told ya I was gonna marry a cowboy soon,” she captioned it, adding a cowboy emoji.
LoCash are ready to take fans into the Woods & Water.
The chart-topping duo of Preston Brust and Chris Lucas channel their backwoods upbringing into the new EP, out on November 5. The five-song project reflects their passion for the outdoors with titles including “In the Woods,” “Sippin’ Sunsets” and “Beach Boys,” the latter of which was co-written byBrian Wilson, co-founder of the Beach Boys.
“We can’t wait to share this music! We kept it all on a positive note like we do best, and we collaborated with some bucket list voices and writers. We wanted Woods & Water – EP to be a mini vacation – a getaway,” the duo shares in a statement. “Relatable and easy to sing along to, this project hits every feel-good tempo. It’s us. These are the anthems the world needs right now.”
Woods & Water is LoCash’s latest project since their 2019 album, Brothers, which included the #1 hit, “One Big Country Song.”
Adele easily topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week with her new single, “Easy on Me.”
It’s quick ascension to the number-one spot is no surprise, given it cracked the top 100 at number 68 in just it’s first five hours of release on October 14.
“Easy on Me” is Adele’s fifth number one overall and first chart-topper since “Hello” reigned for 10 weeks in 2015-16. According to MRC Data, the song drew 65 million radio airplay audience impressions and 53.9 million U.S. streams and sold 74,000 downloads in the week ending October 21.
“Easy on Me” is the lead single off Adele’s new album, 30, which drops November 19.
Condolences to Snoop Dogg and his family following the passing of his mother, Beverly Tate, on Sunday.
Snoop’s father, Vernell Varnado, confirmed her death, writing on Instagram, “Snoop’s mom has passed today. Can all my fans pray for our family. We need it more than ever. Thanxs.”
Beverly Tate was 70 years old.
“Mama thank u for having me,” Snoop commented with an Instagram photo of the two of them. In a separate post, he added, “Thank u god for giving me an angel for a mother. .”
Numerous stars, including Taraji P. Henson, LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes, Larenz Tate, Mike Epps, Bow Wow, Chuck D, E40, and Big Boi from Outkast sent prayers to the iconic rapper.
Cardi B wrote, “Sorry Uncle Snoop. Love and peace to your family.” Dwayne Johnson commented. “I’m so sorry All our Johnson love and mana sent you and your family’s way.”
As previously reported, Snoop Dogg celebrated his 50th birthday last week with a party at his home in Inglewood, California attended by Epps, Jamie Foxx, Usher, Fabolous, and many more.
Tai Verdes is hitting the road again in 2022. The “A-OK” singer has announced his 20-city HDTV Tour, set to kick off next spring.
The trek will begin April 19 at The Observatory in Santa Ana, CA, and hit cities including Atlanta, Philadelphia, New York and Chicago. It’ll wrap in Los Angeles at The Belasco on May 22.
Tickets go on sale starting Friday, October 29 at 10 a.m. local on TaiVerdes.com.
Prior to his hit “A-O-K” off his debut album, TV, Tai scored success with his viral TikTok hits “Stuck in the Middle” and “Drugs.” He’s currently out of his first headlining tour, which wraps next month.
Will we be ending the spooky season with a new Limp Bizkit album?
Fred Durst appears to be teasing the arrival of the “Break Stuff” outfit’s long-awaited follow-up to 2011’s Gold Cobra, possibly hinting at a Halloween release date.
In a recent Instagram Story, Durst shared a preview of the upcoming record’s cover artwork, along with the caption, “Instead, all [pumpkin emoji] will drop on Halloween.”
Previously, Durst promised that the Bizkit was about to release new songs “one after the other in rapid succession.” So far, we’ve only got the new single “Dad Vibes,” which dropped in September following its live debut at Lollapalooza over the summer.
