Category: Music

Ghost Cancels Mexico City Opener After Tobias Forge Falls Ill, Tour Presses On

Swedish occult rockers Ghost have canceled the first of three scheduled performances in Mexico City after frontman Tobias Forge fell ill with food poisoning, according to the band’s statement. The cancelled show was set for September 23 at Palacio de los Deportes. Forge’s condition made it impossible for him to perform, prompting the sudden decision. […]

Darius Rucker Unites With R.E.M. & Black Crowes Legends in New Supergroup Tour

Darius Rucker is stepping beyond his country roots, joining forces with rock veterans Mike Mills (R.E.M.) and Steve Gorman (The Black Crowes) to form a new supergroup, Howl Owl Howl. The trio officially announced their collaboration, revealing plans for a fall tour and a debut single, “My Cologne.” The origins of the project trace back […]

Demi Lovato Reflects on Husband’s Thoughtful Guitar Proposal

Demi Lovato recently opened up about the romantic moment when her husband, Jordan “Jutes” Lutes, learned to play guitar just to propose—with words and melody. In an interview with SiriusXM, Lovato described being “so shocked” when he revealed he had composed an original song centered around their relationship and performed it in the moment he […]

Rob Halford Quietly Ties the Knot with Partner of Over 30 Years

Metal music icon Rob Halford of Judas Priest has revealed that he and his longtime partner, Thomas, officially married in 2024 in a simple, intimate ceremony. After more than three decades together, the couple decided to make it official in a ceremony set “by the cactus outside,” with only a few witnesses in attendance. In […]

Florence + the Machine Confronts “the Cost of Greatness” on Soaring New Single

Florence + the Machine have unveiled their latest single, “One of the Greats,” a haunting and expansive track that wrestles with the burdens of ambition and fame. It arrives as the second release from their forthcoming sixth album, Everybody Scream, set to drop October 31. Frontwoman Florence Welch described the song as “a long poem […]

Nicki Minaj Teases Big Return — Is a New Album or Single Incoming?

After a month-long silence on social media, Nicki Minaj has reignited the buzz among her Barbz by posting a cryptic update that hints at major new music on the way. The rapper’s post on X (formerly Twitter) included no lyrics, visuals, or commentary — just the implication that she’s gearing up for her next move. […]

Eric Church Brings “Free the Machine” Tour to St. Louis in 2026

Country superstar Eric Church will perform in St. Louis on Saturday, February 21, 2026, as part of his Free the Machine tour—bringing his high-energy show to the Enterprise Center. He’ll be joined by special guest 49 Winchester, adding more excitement to what’s expected to be a standout night. This tour supports Church’s recently released album […]

This Day in Music History – September 25th

1953 – Liberace made his debut at Carnegie Hall for a sellout crowd. 1954 – Elvis Presley appeared live on “Grand Ole Opry” and performed “Blue Moon of Kentucky.” 1964 – Brian Epstein, the Beatles’ manager, turned down an offer of 3 1/2 million pound offer to sell his management contract. 1965 – The half […]

Katy Perry Declares End to “Forcing” as She Marks 143 Anniversary

On the anniversary of her album 143, Katy Perry offered fans a raw, introspective statement about where she stands now creatively and personally. In her Instagram post, the singer admitted she’s “done forcing” things in her career — a declaration that reflects her desire to release control and allow her next chapter to unfold more […]

Sleep Token Transforms Barclays Center Into a Ritualistic Rock Sanctuary

London-based rock collective Sleep Token brought their Even In Arcadia tour to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on September 22, captivating nearly 19,000 fans with a show that felt more like a spiritual ceremony than a concert. From the opening synthesizer swell of “Look to Windward” to the final haunted notes of “Infinite Baths,” the band wove […]