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System of a Down and Faith No More announced a January/February 2027 Australia and New Zealand tour, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Wellington. System's first Australian shows since 2012. Tickets on sale July 31.
JENNIE's \"Less Than a Lover\" won Billboard's new music poll with 62% of the vote. The self-co-written single arrives with a new music video.
Charli XCX released a digital deluxe edition of Music, Fashion, Film on iTunes featuring three previously physical-only B-sides after fan demand.
Gracie Abrams scores her first Billboard 200 No. 1 as Daughter From Hell debuts with 124,000 units. BTS' ARIRANG returns to the Top 10 after a vinyl boost.
Billie Joe Armstrong unveiled a signature Epiphone Les Paul Junior and Marshall amp inspired by his classic Green Day tone.
Belles teamed with Dolly Parton for \"Son of Jolene,\" a sequel to the country classic featuring Parton's vocals.
Reba McEntire released the Ain't Gonna Keep It Waitin' EP, the third installment in her 2026 music capsule series.
D4vd's Apple Music account was hacked, briefly releasing a fake song tied to an ongoing murder case before it was removed.
Michael Stipe shared the new song \"Hum Desiderata,\" previewing his upcoming solo album with vocals from Elizabeth Hatmaker.
Ministry announced its final album, Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery), due October 30, with a farewell tour planned for 2027.