Sublime has released a music video for “F.T.R.,” a track from its new album Until the Sun Explodes. The video depicts a backyard barbecue and pool party, with the band performing poolside alongside friends and family, according to the announcement.

The clip follows a string of milestones for the band this year. Sublime’s 1996 self-titled album was certified Diamond by the RIAA for surpassing 10 million units sold, and the band was honored with a plaque at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, where members performed an acoustic set tied to the museum’s “Sublime: Straight From Long Beach” exhibit.

Until the Sun Explodes, released via Atlantic Records, Regime Music Group and SVNBVRNT Records, is the band’s first new album in three decades and features Jakob Nowell, son of late founding member Bradley Nowell, on vocals alongside original members Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh. The title track reached number one on the Mediabase Alternative radio chart and Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart for three consecutive weeks, according to the announcement, following the band’s 2025 single “Ensenada,” which the label says spent eight weeks at number one.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Beachwood Entertainment Collective.

Anthology Recordings will release a 50th anniversary edition of Robert Lester Folsom’s debut album “Music and Dreams” on October 16. The reissue includes a remaster of the original 1976 album, ten reel-to-reel demos, and cover versions from Beach House and Hannah Cohen. It will be available on double LP, CD and digital formats.

The album was originally self-recorded and self-released by the Georgia-born Folsom, who pressed 1,000 copies along with a run of 45s and eight-tracks before shifting his focus away from music. Anthology first reissued the record in 2010, and the label says it has since built a lasting following. The demo material was sourced by Folsom collaborator Don Fleming, with mastering by Jessica Thompson.

Beach House’s cover of the track “April Suzanne” was released alongside the announcement. The band said in a statement that they were fans of Folsom’s catalog and enjoyed reinterpreting the song. Folsom is currently on a 23-date U.S. tour that includes a stop at New York’s Bowery Ballroom on October 11 and wraps in Richmond, Virginia on October 18.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Elijah Wolf // Anthology Recordings, mexicansummer.com.

Independent country artist Waylon Hanel released “Blame It On The Rain” on Sept. 18, the lead single from his upcoming EP “Price of Smokes,” due Nov. 27 on CDX Records. The song was written by Hanel and Billy Gunther and produced by Ken Royster, whose credits include Luke Combs and Cowboy Troy, at Direct Image Studio in Nashville.

A studio video for the track premiered through The Country Note and is set to air on American Country Network starting Oct. 5. The six-song EP includes contributions from songwriters Bernie Nelson and Steve Stapler, along with a cover of Wayne Carson Thompson’s “The Letter,” and features a Nashville session lineup including drummer Tommy Harden, bassist Dave Francis and steel guitarist Scotty Sanders.

The release follows Hanel’s 2025 album “When Waylon Came To Nashville.” According to the announcement, he is nominated for multiple Josie Music Awards, including Artist of the Year and Vocalist of the Year. Hanel has several tour dates scheduled in Michigan through October.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Jason W. Ashcraft / JWA Media, jwamedia.com.

The Charlie Daniels Patriot Awards Dinner returned to City Winery Nashville on Sept. 10, raising more than $500,000 for The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project, according to the organization. The annual fundraiser, which benefits efforts to help U.S. military veterans reintegrate into civilian life, this year paid tribute to the Horse Soldiers and the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne), coinciding with the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11.

The evening included remarks from Lt. Gen. John F. Mulholland (Ret.) and Joel Pruitt, along with honors presented to Robert Koons, James Doyle, Tim and Kate Cooper of the Cooper Alan Foundation, and Scott Hunt of Hunt Brothers Pizza. David Corlew, co-founder of TCDJHP and longtime manager of the late Charlie Daniels, hosted the program, which also included a tribute to Bernard Kerik.

Funds were raised through sponsorships, donations and live and silent auctions featuring items such as handwritten lyrics to “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” a signed anniversary guitar, and military memorabilia tied to Special Forces units. TCDJHP says its past support has included funding that helped enable the first CAR-T cancer treatment performed at a VA hospital in partnership with Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Christy Walker-Watkins, 3on.e2ma.net.

Hilary Duff wrapped the UK leg of her “lucky me tour” with a second sold-out show at London’s The O2 Arena, according to Live Nation, which promoted the run. The encore featured confetti reading “2027 More Dates Loading” alongside a countdown clock that appeared on screens and Duff’s website, signaling upcoming tour dates.

The tour supports Duff’s sixth studio album, “luck… or something,” which the announcement says debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and reached No. 1 in Canada and Australia. It marks her first full-scale global headline tour in nearly two decades, following her 2015 album “Breathe In. Breathe Out.”

The tour continues next month in New Zealand and Australia before returning to Canada and heading to Mexico in January and February 2027. Duff previously played sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden and the Kia Forum on the run, according to the announcement.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Avery Robinson, LiveNation.com.

Foreigner has announced that original lead singer Lou Gramm and founding keyboardist Al Greenwood will rejoin the band for a series of performances as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations. Gramm will appear with Foreigner aboard the Rock Legends Cruise departing Miami on February 21, 2027, and for six shows at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas that March.

Greenwood, the first musician recruited by founder Mick Jones in 1976, will join the band for five shows in Georgia and California this September and October, followed by additional dates in spring 2027, including a run of New York-area shows in April and May marking the city where Foreigner formed.

Gramm sang lead on many of the band’s best-known songs, including “Cold As Ice,” “Hot Blooded” and “I Want to Know What Love Is,” while Greenwood’s keyboard work featured on Foreigner’s first three albums. Mick Jones said the New York shows would celebrate the fans who have supported the band since its earliest days.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Vanessa Menkes, vanessamenkes.com.