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Russell Dickerson has wrapped his record setting 2025 Russellmania Tour after delivering a streak of sold out, high energy shows across the United States and Canada. The multi Platinum entertainer drew massive crowds with performances filled with dancing, sing along moments, and the confetti filled spectacle that has become his trademark. Powered by the success of his hit single “Happen To Me” and more than forty tour stops, the run became one of the most successful chapters of his career.

BFAlexanderMusic, the Los Angeles–based independent label group founded by songwriter-producer B.F. Alexander, announces a multi-label expansion along with new winter releases across classical crossover, trance, rock, and acoustic genres.

Epiphone has unveiled a new signature model that celebrates both punk rock history and a modern return to form. The Mike Dirnt Grabber G 3 is the company’s latest collaboration with the longtime Green Day bassist, created as a contemporary take on the classic Gibson Grabber G 3 that helped shape the sound of the band’s 1994 breakthrough album Dookie.

Miley Cyrus has released her newest single, Dream as One, which is now available to download and purchase. The song, written by Cyrus along with Andrew Wyatt, Mark Ronson and Simon Franglen, will play during the end credits of Avatar: Fire and Ash. It will also appear on the film’s official soundtrack, which arrives on December 12 and features a score composed by Simon Franglen.

As the nation pauses to honor the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces, The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project (TCDJHP) is calling on Americans to join in its mission to give back to those who have given so much.

Hayley Williams has expanded her first-ever solo tour, Good Dye Young Presents: Hayley Williams At A Bachelorette Party, after overwhelming fan demand.

From the creative powerhouse Shawonne Renee’ Harris comes Enee’, an AI soul artist redefining how technology and emotion intertwine. Her newest single, “I Love Me Some Me,” is a soulful anthem of rebirth—a love letter to the self after surviving heartbreak, loss, and transformation.

Vancouver-based singer-songwriter recording artist Norine Braun unveils her new album A Hero In The Wind, a project that captures lightning in a bottle — literally. The first five songs were recorded live-off-the-floor in just one hour each during Steve Dawson’s Henhouse pop-up sessions, a bold and exhilarating experiment in musical spontaneity. 100% Cancon and no ai was used.

With strength and openhearted grace, Jenna Torres leans into the power of devotion with “Your Storm,” her most intimate offering yet from her upcoming album, Firebird. Out now alongside a poignant new video, the single finds Torres stripped back and emotionally bare, offering a quiet promise to stand beside those she loves through their darkest hours.

Few holiday songs have left as lasting an imprint on pop culture as Wham!’s “Last Christmas.” Since its release in 1984, the George Michael-penned hit has transcended generations with its bittersweet mix of heartbreak and seasonal cheer. Its combination of tender melody, shimmering synths, and emotional resonance has made it a December staple across decades and genres. With his new version, Orlando-based artist Craymo honors that timeless legacy while reimagining it for the modern dance floor.

It was a celebration fifty years in the making. West Ham United and legendary heavy metal band Iron Maiden have come together to launch a special edition football shirt marking two golden anniversaries: the Hammers’ 1975 FA Cup victory and the formation of Steve Harris’ world-conquering band.

Ella Mai marked a special moment in her career this week, celebrating both her birthday and the one-year anniversary of her acclaimed EP 3 with the release of the official video for her fan-favorite track “Little Things.” The Grammy-winning artist, signed to 10Summers and Interscope Records, gifted fans a visual that captures everything they love about her: sincerity, strength, and a deep understanding of love’s quiet power.

In a moving tribute to one of rock’s most legendary voices, country rock band 49 Winchester has released a stirring live cover of Black Sabbath’s “Changes.” The performance, recorded at the O2 Institute in Birmingham, England, Ozzy Osbourne’s hometown, carries an unmistakable emotional weight. Before launching into the song, frontman Isaac Gibson tells the crowd, “We’re doing one for Ozzy tonight,” and the audience responds with roaring applause.

Gibson is celebrating its collaboration with the new 20th Century Studios film Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, now showing in theaters, by unveiling a special collection of guitars inspired by the movie and Bruce Springsteen’s timeless sound.

Bailey Tomkinson & The Locals are having a moment. Fresh from being named a BBC Introducing One To Watch for 2025, the Cornish collective have released their shimmering new EP Witching Hour, a sun-drenched blend of Californian cool and modern pop that’s earning them comparisons to Stevie Nicks and HAIM.

NVRDUL Management (NVRDUL) has announced the signing of Tailgate Revival, the high-energy, Nashville-based country band that has grown into a nationally recognized touring act since forming in 2016. Known for a versatile show that marries the best of ’90s and modern country with fan-favorite originals, Tailgate Revival has cultivated a loyal following across the U.S. Their music is available now on all major streaming platforms, with new singles released regularly.

Punk legends Descendents and UK folk-punk icon Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls are teaming up for an 18-city co-headline tour across the U.S. in early 2026. Promoted by Live Nation, the run kicks off on Friday, February 13 at GLC Live at 20 Monroe in Grand Rapids, MI, before making stops in Pittsburgh, Orlando, Houston, Anaheim, and more, concluding on Sunday, March 15 at The Salt Shed Indoors in Chicago, IL. Fans can also look forward to special guest NOBRO joining both bands on most dates.

Rising country artist Lauren Gottshall has released her new single, “Holy Man,” now available on all major streaming platforms. The release follows her recent high-energy performance at Sports Illustrated Stadium, where she opened for Jason Aldean, Warren Zeiders, and Chase McDaniel on October 10.

When Blue released their new single “One Last Time”, the internet lit up like it was 2001 all over again. The YouTube comments say it all. One fan wrote, “I seriously have never thought I could ever live long enough to see Blue reunite for a whole new single. My life's complete.” Another added, “Their ages change, the voice doesn’t ❤.” And perhaps the most touching of all, “From All Rise to One Last Time, I still love Blue.”

Los Angeles-born, Nashville-based alt-pop band LANY are set to hit another major career milestone this fall. The duo will make their Grand Ole Opry debut on November 14th, joining a star-studded lineup that includes Kelsea Ballerini, Bobby Bones, and more names yet to be announced. The show is part of the Opry’s ongoing 100th anniversary celebration, marking one of the most historic years in the venue’s legendary run.

For over a decade, Shona McGarty was a familiar face in living rooms across the UK. As Whitney Dean in EastEnders, she grew from a teenage soap newcomer into one of Britain’s most beloved and enduring TV stars. But after leaving the show last year, Shona has been busy writing a brand-new chapter that swaps scripts and set lights for stages and studio sessions.