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Slam Dunk Festival has confirmed its return to mainland Europe for 2026, announcing festival dates in Germany and Italy as part of a wider summer run. Hardcore heavyweights Knocked Loose will headline both European shows, continuing a huge year for the band following the release of their latest single featuring Denzel Curry.

Janalynn Castelino is fueling excitement for her long-awaited second Spanish release “Que Me Ha Pasado”. The pop singer-songwriter, record producer and doctor officially announced the news on Instagram, revealing the title and release date.  The single, which marks her first for the year 2026, is due out on February 20, next Friday. 

Rising artist Gabriell Santo, known professionally as Rielle, is introducing her sound to a wider audience with the release of her new single, “Just Fine.” Blending island-rooted rhythms with contemporary urban polish, the track showcases an artist whose musical instincts have been shaped by a lifetime of cultural influence and creative discipline.

AFTERDRIVE have announced the release of their new single Fashion, set to arrive on 25th February. The band confirmed the news earlier today on Instagram, sharing the message “Fashion – Out everywhere February 25th” alongside a short preview of the track.

Mimi Webb is back with “Eyes Closed,” a new pop single that pushes her Confessions era into more emotionally complicated territory. The track leads the deluxe edition of her second album, Confessions: An Unexpected Turn of Events, and leans into the kind of honest storytelling that has become one of her strongest trademarks.

Rascal Flatts returned to Nashville in a big way on Wednesday night, bringing their LIFE IS A HIGHWAY TOUR to a packed Bridgestone Arena for their first headlining hometown show in more than a decade.

Following music’s biggest night, Armand de Brignac presented A Toast to Music, an exclusive Grammy Awards After Party held at the iconic Skybar, overlooking the Los Angeles skyline. Curated by Adam Glove of Affinity Nightlife and Dani Thompson of DNT Entertainment, the event emerged as one of Grammy Weekend’s most high-profile late-night destinations, drawing a dynamic mix of Grammy Award winners, A-list talent, and cultural tastemakers.

With captivating ambition, NTHNL sets the new year aflame with his latest multimedia epic, the narrative-driven concept album and full-length feature film What Kind of World is This?

Norwegian musician, producer and composer Andie Loui will released her debut album today, marking a decisive step into the spotlight after years of working behind the scenes.

The Grand Ole Opry will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the landmark O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack with a special live show on Saturday, February 28, bringing together many of the artists who helped make the album a cultural phenomenon.

Jelly Roll emerged as one of the night’s standout winners at the 2026 GRAMMY Awards, capturing three trophies including Best Contemporary Country Album for Beautifully Broken.

Released under the stamp of Anada Records, LLC, singer songwriter and multi instrumentalist Sargent Tucker, known professionally as ST, has released his new single “U … Can’t Text Love Away” (Radio Mix). The song is the first single from his forthcoming full length album, You’re The One For Me, scheduled for release in summer 2026. The album reflects Tucker’s personal journey and lifelong dedication to R&B music.

Alex Warren’s hit single “Ordinary” continues to make waves, remaining one of the UK’s biggest current songs on streaming platforms and radio even as 2026 begins. Written for his wife Kouvr Annon, the track has inspired an outpouring of fan reactions online, showing just how deeply it resonates with listeners.

Seattle-based indie-folk cellist, vocalist, and songwriter Ollella brought her unique sound to NPR’s Tiny Desk today, performing a set that has already left fans raving online. Trained as a classical cellist since the age of nine, Ollella blends her technical string expertise with commanding vocals and live-looping to create music that feels both intimate and expansive.

Boardmasters has unveiled Lily Allen as its final headliner for 2026, completing the top of the bill for one of the UK’s most distinctive summer festivals. Revealed through a striking piece of large scale sand art on the Cornish coastline, the announcement marks a major moment in the festival’s Wave 2 lineup and confirms Allen alongside fellow headliners Fatboy Slim and Kasabian.

The Black Crowes are set to bring a heavy dose of Southern swagger back to the road this year with the announcement of their co headlining Southern Hospitality Tour alongside Whiskey Myers. The extensive North American run will also feature Southall as support on select dates and will take in more than 40 cities, promising a summer packed with loud, unapologetic rock shows.

Boogietown is set to mark its fifth anniversary in style this summer, unveiling its biggest and most ambitious lineup to date for a full-day celebration of disco, soul, funk and feel-good dance music. Taking place on Saturday July 11 at Apps Court Farm in Surrey, the festival returns with an expanded five-stage site and a bill packed with legendary performers and influential DJs.

GRAMMY Award winners NE-YO and AKON have announced a major co-headlining world tour for 2026, joining forces for the “Nights Like This” global run. The 57-date tour will celebrate the era-defining hits that made both artists staples of radio, clubs, and pop culture throughout the 2000s and beyond.

Four-time Grammy® nominated UB40 announces their upcoming U.S. and Canadian “THE UNSTOPPABLE TOUR” – which will run this September 18 through November 15. The legendary reggae-pop band – one of the most successful and influential British groups of all time with more than 100 million albums sold worldwide, with trademark global #1 hits “Red Red Wine” and “(I Can’t Help) Falling in Love With You”; and U.S. Top 10s “Here I Am (Come and Take Me)”and “The Way You Do The Things You Do,” returns this fall to North America for a fifth consecutive year. The group will perform in 40 markets at major amphitheaters and performing arts centers across America (including New York City and Los Angeles), and Canada.

The North Sea Jazz Festival has announced the first wave of artists set to perform at its landmark 50th anniversary edition, with John Legend, Charlie Puth, Nile Rodgers and Questlove among the headline names confirmed for 2026.

Melanie C has gone behind the scenes of her high-energy “Sweat” music video, offering fans a closer look at the nostalgia, humour, and visual storytelling that shaped one of her most playful solo releases.