Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress performed their collaboration “Stateside” together live for the first time at the All Points East festival in London.
Larsson addressed the crowd during the performance, calling the moment a historic one for the two artists.
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The Wallflowers have booked their first-ever tour of Australia, marking a new market expansion for the veteran rock act.
The run will center on a complete performance of “Bringing Down the Horse,” the band’s 1996 breakthrough album, timed to its 30th anniversary.
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Australian live music promoter Fuzzy is rolling out a new brand identity as it approaches its 30th year in business. The company was founded in 1996 and has grown into one of Australia’s established promotion outfits over three decades.
Fuzzy CEO Adelle Robinson said the milestone reflects how dramatically the live music industry has evolved since the company’s founding. Further details on the rebrand’s scope and rollout were not specified.
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Hilltop Hoods will headline the Castaway Festival, playing dates across three Australian cities between November and March. The Adelaide hip-hop trio tops a bill that also includes Violent Soho and Amy Shark.
The multi-city run adds to a busy touring circuit for Australian festivals in the coming months, with organizers betting on a mixed genre lineup to draw crowds across the country.
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Alex Warren has canceled his Spark Arena concert in Auckland after falling ill hours before showtime. The “Ordinary” singer said he was bedridden and unable to perform.
The cancellation comes as Warren continues a run of international tour dates, with a Sydney show scheduled next. No word yet on whether the Auckland date will be rescheduled.
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Foo Fighters performed at the Hollywood Bowl for the first time, more than three decades into the band’s career, joining forces with the LA Philharmonic for the show.
The pairing marked a notable milestone for the veteran rock act, adding an orchestral dimension to a venue long associated with classical and crossover performances.
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Jennie of Blackpink will release a new EP titled Fallen Angel next Friday. The project marks her latest solo release since debuting as part of the K-pop group.
The EP follows Blackpink’s recent group comeback project, Deadline, continuing a busy stretch of activity for the act and its members.
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Kehlani played a Brooklyn date on her ongoing world tour, delivering a set that reinforced the R&B artist’s current commercial and critical momentum. The show comes as Kehlani is set to appear as the cover star of Billboard’s 2026 R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players issue.
The Oakland-raised singer’s Brooklyn stop drew attention for several standout moments during the performance, underscoring her growing stature within the genre as she continues touring behind her recent output.
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Olivia Rodrigo has issued a new track, “Serena Joy,” inspired by “The Handmaid’s Tale,” as a limited-run CD single sold exclusively through Analog Music Shop, an independent record store in Southern California.
The retailer sits near the site of Rodrigo’s upcoming Daisy Chain Fields festival, tying the physical release to the event. Only a limited number of copies were made available.
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Dale Morris, a longtime Nashville artist manager whose roster included Alabama and Kenny Chesney, has died at 89.
Morris also represented Martina McBride, Barbara Mandrell and Jake Owen over a career spent shaping some of country music’s biggest names.
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