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Great White guitarist Mark Kendall revealed on social media that he has stage four kidney cancer. The 68-year-old musician was diagnosed months ago, but he initially kept the news private until he understood more about his condition. "Just to give you an update the tumor has shrunk from 13 centimeters to eight, so I'm going in the right direction with my first scan," Kendall shared, while optimistically adding, "There isn't a cure for cancer but what I have is manageable. I have the best doctors in the world." Rather than financial assistance, Kendall only requests "prayers and encouragement," while maintaining a positive outlook despite the diagnosis. "I'm gonna fight this thing and be okay," Kendall assured his fans. Great White has one remaining 2025 concert scheduled for December 5 in Moncton, Canada, before resuming shows in January 2026, including an appearance later that year on the Monsters of Rock cruise with Night Ranger and Queensr che. 

Megadeth announced the dates and details of their 2026 Canadian tour featuring support from thrash metal legends Anthrax and Exodus. The 12-date jaunt is set to kick off on February 15 in Victoria, BC, and concludes on March 6 in Qu bec City, with stops in Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, and Ottawa along the way. This tour is part of Megadeth's farewell run, expected to span three to five years, with the metal legends set to pair up with Anthrax again as the opening acts on Iron Maiden's North American tour later in 2026. Megadeth will release their final self-titled album on January 23, shortly before the Canadian dates, which features the previously released singles "Tipping Point" and "I Don't Care." Ticket pre-sales start on Wednesday (Nov. 24), followed by a general on-sale on Friday (Nov. 28). 

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On Sunday night (November 23), Sabrina Carpenter wrapped up her year-long Short n' Sweet Tour with the final show of an epic six-night stand at Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena, marking the end of a journey that included two North American legs and European dates supporting her Billboard 200-topping albums, Short n' Sweet and Man's Best Friend. The day after her performance, Carpenter reshared an adorable backstage photo with Paul McCartney, who called their recent meet-up a highlight of his Got Back Tour, with Sabrina commenting on the experience, "best show ever ??????."  The final fan "arrested" by Carpenter at Sunday's show was Miss Piggy, who brought the playful tour tradition to a comical end. Carpenter shared her emotional reflections on Instagram, apologizing for "crying during espresso" while also wearing a sparkling blue bodysuit with "The End" emblazoned on it during the final show. "Just the greatest way to give this tour the goodbye she deserves ??," Carpenter wrote of her L.A. shows. 

50 Cent, a longtime nemesis of Sean "Diddy" Combs, serves as executive producer on the new four-part Netflix documentary, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, which is set to premiere on December 2. The series will explore Combs' life, career, and recent criminal trial stemming from abuse allegations by his ex, Cassie Ventura, leading to his current prison sentence for prostitution-related charges. Directed by Emmy Award-winner Alexandria Stapleton, the series features new interviews and unseen material, aiming to reflect on celebrity idolization rather than focusing solely on Combs' criminal case. "Ultimately, this story is a mirror [reflecting us] as the public, and what we are saying when we put our celebrities on such a high pedestal," Stapleton says of the project, while adding, "I hope [this documentary] is a wake-up call for how we idolize people, and to understand that everybody is a human being." Combs is appealing his conviction amid reports of efforts to seek a presidential pardon, which 50 Cent has vowed to oppose

Rising rock juggernaut SATURNS DOWNFALL launches into an entirely new stratosphere with the release of their electrifying new single, "Chasing Gravity," a high-voltage collision of intensity, atmosphere, and raw alt-metal power. The track marks the beginning of a bold new chapter for the band as they sharpen their sonic identity and push their artistic boundaries further than ever before.?With "Chasing Gravity," SATURNS DOWNFALL fuses soaring vocals, relentless grooves, and cosmic-scale production into a song that feels both weightless and crushing at the same time. The result: an undeniable anthem built for massive stages, late-night drives, and fans who crave music that hits on every emotional frequency.

About "Chasing Gravity" 
Brady Hearn - "Chasing Gravity' came from one of the most honest places we've ever written from. Every beat and every lyric carries the weight of what we've lived through. It's raw, it's emotional, and it represents exactly who we are at our core."
Colby Bennett - "The song is a look inside addiction's grip - the highs, the lows, and the fight to rise above the force that keeps pulling you back down."

BIO:Formed in 2025 out of raw passion and friendship,SATURNS DOWNFALL is a hard-hitting rock/metal force from York, Pennsylvania. Blending cosmic intensity with deeply human emotion. Founded by drummer Brady Hearn (Windsor, PA), the band was built on pounding rhythms, haunting melodies, and a vision to create music that feels larger than life.
From the very beginning, SATURNS DOWNFALL carried family and friendship at its core. Brady's father, Scott Hearn, played a vital role in shaping the band's songwriting foundation, bringing wisdom and craft to the musical direction. On the front lines, longtime friend Colby Bennett delivers soaring clean and gritty vocals, channeling the raw energy and emotion that define the band's sound.
Together, SATURNS DOWNFALL delivers music that feels both timeless and modern-an echo of classic rock/metal influences with a vision firmly set on the future. With themes of struggle, rebirth, and cosmic destiny woven into every track, SATURNS DOWNFALL invites listeners to step into their World: one where heavy riffs, anthemic hooks, and unrelenting passion collide.
Their debut single 'Chasing Gravity' has already gained early radio traction across the U.S. and internationally - including spins on 92.7 WQLZ, 105.7 The X, The Sound, 97.9X, Australia's Valley FM 89.5, and a #4 placement on an independent Top 10 countdown

Atmospheric alt-rock powerhouse KVRMA returns with one of their most haunting and immersive releases to date:
"Drown In A Lullaby."
Blending cinematic soundscapes, emotional turbulence, and mesmerizing vocal performances, the new single showcases the band at their most vulnerable - and their most powerful.
"Drown In A Lullaby" A hard hitting song that details the tortured mindset of someone in the process of succumbing to addiction.
Built on soaring melodies, hypnotic rhythms, and lyrics that cut deep, KVRMA crafts a sound that feels equal parts fragile and ferocious. The track dances between shadow and light, pulling listeners into a melancholic dreamscape where comfort and chaos collide.
Musically, "Drown In A Lullaby" is a lush evolution of KVRMA's sonic identity, weaving together atmospheric guitars, pulsing basslines, and swelling vocals that rise like a tide before crashing into a breaking wave of emotion. It's the band's most cinematic production yet - intimate enough to feel whispered in your ear, but massive enough to shake a stadium.
With "Drown In A Lullaby," KVRMA solidifies their place as one of the most compelling rising voices in modern alternative music, delivering a piece that resonates long after the final note fades

Modern metalcore outfit HUMANKIND return with their most emotionally charged track to date. Their new single "Black Sands" dives deep into the weight of responsibility carried from a young age, pushing their blend of modern heaviness and melodic vulnerability into even darker territory. Following the release of their lovely EP in August through ROAR - A Division Of Reigning Phoenix Music (Stream/Download HERE), which showcased their ability to fuse metalcore grit with cinematic emotion, HUMANKIND now sharpen their focus with a track that hits harder both musically and lyrically. The band explains: "'Black Sands' deals with the burden of having to carry great responsibilities from a young age. Everything is a struggle, nothing comes easy, nothing is given for free. It addresses the longing for a tangible being or higher power that lifts the weight off our shoulders and takes us into its embrace, allowing us to finally rest and realise that life is more than just fighting and suffering." Produced, mixed, and mastered once again by Christoph Wieczorek (Sawdust Recordings), "Black Sands" pushes HUMANKIND's signature sound to new emotional extremes. Crushing guitars, soaring hooks, and a sense of relentless pressure define the track, capturing the band's blend of modern metalcore, post-hardcore atmosphere, and raw confessional energy. HUMANKIND continue to cement themselves as one of the most promising acts in the new wave of alternative heavy music: honest, melodic, intense, and unafraid to confront the internal battles that shape us

Kill The Silence are a powerhouse post-hardcore band hailing from Leeds, UK. Formed in 2012 at Leeds College of Music by frontman Jason Walsh and lead guitarist Sam Rickerby, the band was born from a shared love of melodic intensity and emotional honesty, taking inspiration from the likes of Lower Than Atlantis, Deaf Havana, and Mallory Knox. After solidifying their line-up in 2018 with Ian Souch on bass and John Wallis on drums, Kill The Silence burst onto the scene with their debut EP Bloodlines. The release featured standout singles You Should Know, The Design, and All We Are - the latter earning airplay on Kerrang! Radio and BBC Introducing. Their growing reputation also landed them support slots with We Came As Romans, Mallory Knox, and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, among others. Between 2020 and 2023, the band continued to evolve, releasing a string of dynamic singles including Inevitable, Sinner, and Lost at Sea, while welcoming rhythm guitarist Daniel Ridding into the fold. Now, after spending the past year writing and refining their sound, Kill The Silence are ready to usher in a bold new chapter. Their comeback single Hide & Seek - releasing 28th November 2025 - marks the beginning of a new era for the band, setting the stage for a massive 2026

On Monday (November 24), Zach Bryan announced the dates and details of his largest international run of shows to date. The jaunt, dubbed With Heaven on Tour, features 34-dates in stadiums and amphitheaters across the U.S. and Europe throughout 2026, beginning in St. Louis on March 7, and concluding on October 10 in Auburn, Alabama, with stops in San Antonio, Louisville, Cleveland, Berlin, Copenhagen, London, San Diego, Denver, Arlington, and Foxborough along the way. The tour supports Bryan's highly-anticipated upcoming album, With Heaven on Top, which is set for release on January 9, 2026, and will feature special guest opening acts Kings of Leon, Alabama Shakes, Gregory Alan Isakov, MJ Lenderman, and others at select dates. "Due to popular demand and some life changes as of late, we're going on tour next year," Bryan shared, while on his recent tour of college football stadiums, the country star staged a historic show at Michigan Stadium, which set the record for the largest single-ticketed concert in U.S. history. Tickets go on sale Friday (December 5), with an artist presale starting Wednesday (December 3)

Miranda Lambert has shared the heartbreaking loss of two of her beloved miniature horses, Sugar Pie and Adrianna, who died on the same day after providing the country star 18 years of companionship. In a heartfelt Instagram tribute shared on Friday (November 21), Lambert shared photos and videos celebrating their joyful presence on her Nashville ranch, while reflecting on the bittersweet nature of being an animal mom. "I've had 18 years with these littles and I can't tell you how much joy they brought me," Lambert wrote in the caption, while adding that, "The best part about being an animal mom is the joy. The worst part is when the time comes to say goodbye. Godspeed little bitty's. I know you are both in greener pastures as I type this." This follows Lambert's recent losses of other rescue pets in recent years, underscoring her deep bond with her "farmily" and ongoing commitment to animal adoption through her MuttNation Foundation.