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Rising singer-songwriter Abbie Callahan has signed with WME for global representation across all areas.
A magnetic live performer and introspective storyteller, Callahan is quickly establishing herself as one of Nashville's most promising new voices. In 2025, she made her debut at CMA Fest, Bonnaroo, and AMERICANAFEST, marking a breakout year that showcased her genre-blending sound and undeniable stage presence.
"I am beyond grateful to join the incredible team at WME," says Callahan. "This year has been full of firsts. It is my first major festival season, my first record, and my first time really feeling like I am stepping into who I am as an artist. Having a team that believes in my vision means the world."
"Abbie's talent is undeniable, and her vocals are both effortless and magnetic," said WME agent Carrie Creasey. "She has an individuality that shines through in everything she does, from her voice to her sense of style, and that combination truly puts her in her own lane. WME is thrilled to be part of what will be an extraordinary career."
Callahan's signing follows a momentous 12 months for the Iowa City native. On her debut EP, Grossly Aware (Twelve6 Entertainment), she showcases her self-described "kaleidoscope country" sound, blending bluegrass, folk-rooted honesty, and pop melody into a collection that has already earned nearly 2 million streams since its release this summer. She is currently teasing her new song, "Simon Says," out November 7 and will perform at The Basement East in Nashville on November 4. Tickets are available HERE.
Callahan is managed by Travis Myatt and Willow Belenski at Twelve6 Entertainment.

About Abbie Callahan
Abbie Callahan does not just sing her stories. She lives them, feels them, and sets them free through song. An Iowa City native, Callahan has spent the past several years performing nearly 300 shows a year since she was 19. Now based in Nashville, she honed her craft playing late-night Broadway gigs while studying songwriting at Belmont University. With roots in Americana, folk, and classic country, her sweeping vocals and grounded authenticity have quickly marked her as one of the most exciting new voices in modern country and Americana music.
Her self-described "kaleidoscope country" sound merges bluegrass roots, story-driven lyricism, and pop-inspired melody, resulting in music that feels both timeless and forward-thinking. On her debut project, Grossly Aware, Callahan delivers a confident and deeply personal collection that has become a viral sensation. The EP is filled with lyrical poetry drawn from real-life experience and emotional truth. Her inspirations range from Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Linda Ronstadt to contemporary innovators like Sierra Ferrell, Billy Strings, and Leon Bridges.
2025 has solidified Callahan's rise with standout performances at CMA Fest, Bonnaroo, and AMERICANAFEST, as well as recognition in PEOPLE Magazine as one of their Emerging Artists. She has also been named an Artist to Watch by Nashville Briefing and CountryLine TV. With new music and additional tour dates on the horizon, including a performance at The Basement East on November 4, Callahan continues to make her mark as an artist defined by heart, honesty, and fearless storytelling. For additional information, visit AbbieCallahan.com

Country star Drew Baldridge is redefining what it means to be rebellious with his powerful new single, "Rebel," available everywhere October 31 and impacting country radio November 3 via Lyric Ridge Records/Stoney Creek Records.
Written by Baldridge and Adam Sanders, and produced by Zach Crowell and Nick Schwarz, "Rebel" stands as an anthem for holding fast to your convictions. Turning the traditional idea of rebellion on its head, Baldridge challenges what it means to push back, trading chaos for character and celebrating integrity, faith, and family as the ultimate acts of defiance. With its soaring chorus and driving production, "Rebel" channels the strength it takes to stay true in a world that often rewards compromise.
Anchored by lyrics like "I'm gonna stand my ground / Ain't gonna back down / Make sure my last name ain't stained and stands on integrity / I'm gonna stay true to my woman / And true to my roots," Baldridge delivers a message that's both timeless and timely; a declaration that these days staying true to your word is the most radical thing of all. The song honors the quiet strength of consistency, loyalty, and setting a good example. It's about character and doing what's right even when no one's watching.
"I wrote this song after noticing how often the wrong things get glorified," said Baldridge. "Doing the right thing can feel rebellious, and I hope fans - and my son - see that being a rebel here is actually a good thing. The song celebrates doing the right thing even when it's not the 'cool' or easy choice."
With his signature mix of small-town grit, heart, and honesty, Baldridge continues to forge a genuine connection with fans through songs that champion his core pillars of farm, faith, and family. He's currently bringing that message to audiences across Australia and New Zealand while opening for Jelly Roll on the Down Under 2025 Tour. After returning to the U.S. for a brief stint, Baldridge will head overseas once again to close out the year with his first-ever UK and European headlining run, the Country Born Tour. For more information, visit DrewBaldridgeMusic.com

Volbeat's latest single "Time Will Heal" is the band's twelfth No. 1 on the Billboard Mainstream Chart. 
The Danish band still holds the record for the most number one singles on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart by an artist based outside of North America. 
The new milestone follows "By a Monster's Hand," which topped the charts for three weeks earlier this year and marked the band's eleventh #1 single. For those keeping score at home, Volbeat set the record back in March 2020 with "Die To Live" (feat. Neil Fallon), which was their eighth numero uno!
"Time Will Heal" and "By a Monster's Hand" live on the band's ninth album God of Angels Trust, which arrived on June 6.
After a successful U.S. headline tour, Volbeat remain on the road, headlining Europe through the end of the year. 
ABOUT VOLBEAT:
Volbeat have risen from the clubs of Denmark to some of the biggest stages in the world, collecting more than 145 gold and platinum certifications along the way. The band has also accumulated 18 top ten singles on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, including twelve number ones - the most of any band based outside of North America. They have received multiple awards across the globe and received a Grammy nomination for Best Metal Performance for "Room 24" (feat. King Diamond). Their ninth album, God Of Angels Trust was released on June 6 and features the number one hits "By a Monster's Hand" and "Time Will Heal," along with fan favorites "Demonic Depression" and "In the Barn of the Goat Giving Birth to Satan's Spawn in a Dying World of Doom."
The band, consisting of singer and guitarist Michael Poulsen, drummer Jon Larsen, bassist Kaspar Boye Larsen, and joined by lead guitarist Flemming C Lund while on tour, is currently on the third leg of The Greatest Of All Tours Worldwide, trekking across the UK and Europe

Luke Combs has scored his 19th No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart with "Back in the Saddle," which surged up three spots to the top on the November 1 chart, driven by a 23% increase to 30.8 million audience impressions. The single is expected to be featured on Combs' upcoming sixth studio album, which will likely be released in early 2026. Combs' current chart-topper continues his impressive streak of 19 straight country radio hits since his 2017 debut No. 1, "Hurricane," while also tying him with Morgan Wallen for the most Country Airplay leaders. "Back in the Saddle" also marks Combs' 18th Country Airplay No. 1 as a co-writer and eighth as a co-producer, with his only chart-topper that he didn't write being his beloved 2023 cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car." In addition to Combs recent domination of Country Airplay, he also has six No. 1s on Billboard's multimetric Hot Country Songs chart, four chart-toppers on Country Streaming Songs, and 11 leaders on Country Digital Song Sales

Rush bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee shared in a recent CBC News interview that he and guitarist Alex Lifeson have been preparing rigorously for their highly anticipated reunion tour, motivated by a deep desire to make music again following the death of drummer Neil Peart. Rush's 50 Something Tour has received an overwhelmingly positive response from fans, prompting the band to add multiple dates to the initial run, which has expanded to 58 shows in 24 North American cities. Lee revealed they recruited drummer Anika Nilles to fill the irreplaceable role left by Peart, following a recommendation from Lee's bass tech after the two worked together on Jeff Beck's final tour. "When we made the decision to see what it's like to play with another drummer, we contacted her, and she's just a fantastic person," Lee said. "She's just a tremendous player. She's got great technical facility and she's just got a really positive attitude, and that's really good for Alex and I to be around right now.

In a heartfelt Instagram post on Friday (October 24), Nelly Furtado revealed that she is taking a prolonged break from the stage, with the announcement coming on the 25th anniversary of the release of her multi-platinum debut album, Whoa, Nelly!. "I have decided to step away from performance for the foreseeable future and pursue some other creative and personal endeavors that I feel would better suit this next phase of my life," the 46-year-old Grammy winner wrote. "I have enjoyed my career immensely, and I still love writing music as I have always seen it as a hobby I was lucky enough to make into a career. I'll identify as a songwriter forever." The post features a photo of a 20-year-old Furtado before her "first show as a professional artist at Lilith Fair" in 1999, paired with a video from her show in Berlin this summer, where the crowd is chanting her name, with the singer admitting she was "finally understanding what receiving flowers means" during that emotional moment. Furtado's most recent album, 7, was released in 2024. 

Humming Whale are back with their 2nd single The Wake, from their debut album "Chasing Rabbits" .  I guess in Finland you might find yourself stand in dark forest sometimes, as I believe there might be less sunlight at this time of year. 
The band's guitarist Lassi describes the song: "You are standing alone in a dark forest. The shadows cast by the trees move slowly around you. The battery of your flashlight is slowly running out. Your instinct says "Run!". In writing The Wake we were inspired by the captivating stories and the unique atmosphere in the world of Alan Wake."
The story of Humming Whale begun in 2006 in Tampere, Finland. Lassi Paunonen and Ville Kiiveri had already been friends for a long time, and had also been playing together in various bands. Their musical backgrounds steered the new band towards metal, but due to their broad tastes the band was from the beginning open to influences from a wide variety of genres. They especially embraced progressive elements in the form of nonlinear song structures and rhythmic experiments. Over the years, the band absorbed more and more influences from analogue synthesis and acoustic percussions, and their current sound begun to take form.
The band reached its first stable line-up in 2015 with Aki Hahto in vocals and Antti Lumij rvi in drums. The band begun to record its first full album in late 2016 based on the songs they had composed over the years. The recording took place in Lassi's studio and the band took their time in shaping (and even rewriting) the songs. The process finally resulted in the album Chasing Rabbits, published in November 2025.
At the end of the year 2023 the band also arrived at their current line-up, with Matias Kuure in drums

AVOID are thrilled to announce their upcoming EP, titled Creature of Habit. The EP arrives November 14 via UNFD. 
Today, the band has shared the visualizer for the single "SOUR APPLE." "We're so stoked to release our new track 'Sour Apple,'" says vocalist Benny Scholl. "What's funny is this name initially came up just as a demo name. 'cause there was a Sour Apple-flavored vape in the room. We worked out the instrumentals, and then when we finished the vocals and the lyrics, we were trying to come up with what the song will be called. The song is about reflecting on the past and letting go, but also being able to be upset when things haven't always gone your way. In a way, kind of being a 'Sour Apple' about things sometimes and we realized that the name ended up representing the song perfectly."
CREATURE OF HABIT EP TRACK LISTING:"Sour Apple""The Song of the Summer""Over Now""BURN""If It Hurts""Song 2"
AVOID are touring with Belmont this fall. All dates are below.
AVOID ON TOUR:WITH BELMONT:11/6-St Paul, MN-Amsterdam 11/8-Denver, CO-Oriental Theatre 11/12-Boise, ID-Shredder 11/13-Seattle, WA-The Crocodile 11/14-Portland, OR-High Limit Room 11/15-Vancouver, BC-The Pearl 11/17-Roseville, CA-Goldfield Trading Post 11/20-Pomona, CA-The Glass House 11/21-San Diego, CA-House of Blues11/22-Phoenix, AZ-Crescent Ballroom 11/24-Dallas, TX-Trees 11/25-San Antonio, TX-Paper Tiger 11/28-Orlando, FL-The Abbey 11/29-Atlanta, GA-Masquerade (Hell) Dec 1-Greensboro, NC-Hangar 1819 Dec 2-Richmond, VA-The Broadberry Dec 4-Philadelphia, PA-The Foundry Dec 5-Brooklyn, NY-Monarch Dec 6-Boston, MA-Brighton Music Hall Dec 7-Buffalo, NY-Town Ballroom Dec 8-Toronto, ON-Lee's Palace Dec 10-Cleveland, OH-the Roxy Dec 11-Detroit, MI-Shelter Dec 12-Chicago, IL-Bottom Lounge  
AVOID answers the question "What if Dale Earnhardt, Guy Fieri, and Steve-O started a Spinal Tap cover band?" in spirit, ethos, and energy. And it kicks ass.
Hailing from the vibrant music scene of Seattle, this four-piece is on a mission to foster a sense of community through their genre-defying sound. Drawing from their hometown's rich musical legacy, AVOID craft a dynamic musical mix that captures the essence of nostalgia while pushing boundaries into uncharted territory. With NASCAR and Fortnite as their fuel, AVOID aim to champion inclusivity and revive the spirit of heavy music with a fresh, passionate approach. AVOID are ready to take things to the next level. Their upcoming release promises to deliver the same infectious energy and artistic flair that fans have come to love, while reminding us to have fun along the way. 

On Thursday (October 23), Iron Maiden announced the dates and details of their 2026 North American Run for Your Lives Tour, celebrating the metal legends' 50th anniversary and their iconic first nine albums. Support for all 12 dates will come from Megadeth, with Anthrax joining the bill for four shows. The tour runs from August 29 in Toronto to September 29 in San Antonio, hitting major cities like Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles, and includes a headlining slot at the Louder Than Life festival in Louisville. Singer Bruce Dickinson expressed excitement about performing Maiden's classic tracks, including some that have not been played in the U.S. for over 20 years. While founding bassist Steve Harris says, "We are greatly looking forward to bringing this 'Run for Your Lives Tour' to North America and hope the fans enjoy seeing the show and hearing the set list as much as we do playing it." Ticket presales begin Tuesday (October 28), followed by a general on-sale on Friday (October 31). 

Iron Maiden's 2026 North American Tour Dates:08/28 - Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena ^09/03 - Montr al, QC @ Parc Jean-Drapeau *09/05 - Harrison, NJ @ Sports Illustrated Stadium *09/09 - Boston, MA @ TD Garden ^09/11 - Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live ^09/12 - Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion ^09/15 - Hershey, PA @ Hersheypark Stadium ^09/17 - Louisville, KY @ Louder Than Life Festival09/19 - Shakopee, MN @ Mystic Lake Amphitheater ^09/22 - Chicago, IL @ Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre ^09/25 - Los Angeles, CA @ BMO Stadium *09/29 - San Antonio, TX @ Alamodome *
* = w/ Megadeth and Anthrax^ = w/ Megadeth
Iron Maiden's 2026 European/UK Tour Dates:05/23 - Athens, GR @ OAKA05/26 - Sofia, BG @ Vasil Levski Stadium05/28 - Bucharest, RO @ Arena Na ional 05/30 - Bratislava, SK @ N rodn Futbalov tadi n06/02 - Hannover, DE @ Heinz von Heiden Arena06/10 - Amsterdam, NL @ Ziggo Dome06/17 - Milan, IT @ San Siro Stadium06/22 - Paris, FR @ Paris La D fense Arena06/28 - Lyon-D cines, FR @ Groupama Stadium07/07 - Lisbon, PT @ Est dio da Luz07/11 - Knebworth, UK @ Knebworth Par

Ace Frehley's life and legendary music career was celebrated at a private funeral in the Bronx on Wednesday (October 22), which was attended by all of the co-founders of Kiss - Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, and Peter Criss - alongside the late guitarist's family and close friends. Radio host Eddie Trunk, a close friend of Frehley's, shared his thoughts about the funeral in an emotional Instagram post which included a photo of the service's program alongside the caption: "Ace Frehley has now been laid to rest in Bronx NY. It has been an emotional couple of days to say the least saying farewell to a rock icon and long time friend. It was an honor to be invited to attend and participate." Trunk went on to confirm he is planning a future tribute show with the family's blessing, saying a public event honoring Frehley would be "important for Ace's legacy, his fans, and the countless guitar players he influenced." Frehley died at the age of 74 on October 16, due to complications from a recent fall.