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Carrie Underwood made an unexpected appearance at a Nashville-area church on Easter Sunday, performing "How Great Thou Art" just days after singing the same worship standard on American Idol's faith-focused episode. Churchgoers shared videos on social media showing Underwood's moving performance, backed by a choir in the local congregation. One attendee wrote, "Carrie Underwood just did this on 'American Idol' this past week & I said to Dan as she was singing, 'Man, to be in the room for THAT!' and then boom, she does it at the Easter program we just attended." Underwood also performed "Name Above All Names," a 2024 release by Christian artist Charity Gayle. This marks another surprise church appearance for the devoted Christian singer, who has previously performed at Rolling Hills Community Church in Franklin, Tennessee

Kenny Chesney's 2007 number one hit "Out Last Night" has unexpectedly gone viral after appearing in a TikTok video with over 24 million views. A woman posted the video seeking help to find "Mike," a man her friend met at a lineman rodeo in Huntsville, Alabama. The post described Mike as her friend's "soulmate" and included photos of them kissing at a bar. However, the situation turned controversial when Mike's wife discovered the video and commented, "Nemo has a home. He is busy explaining this to his two children." The revelation sparked widespread internet backlash against the unfaithful husband -- and dramatically boosted the song's popularity, with Shazam searches increasing over 400% and Spotify streams surging. Chesney continues his Sphere residency in Las Vegas through mid-June

Saliva have returned with their new single "Cope," featuring Trevor McNevan of Thousand Foot Krutch, available now via Judge & Jury Records. 
 
"Cope" is a rock song that illustrates a vision of hope to people in a dark place. The track blends the crisp rap cadence of Bobby Amaru with the soaring vocals of Trevor McNevan of Thousand Foot Krutch. The song was produced by Cameron Pierce Mizell (Machine Gun Kelly, Sleeping with Sirens) and Luke Fiadino (Locked Shut, Dixon Dallas, Jackson Rose). 
 
Resurfacing the sonic aesthetic of Saliva's #1 Modern Rock hit "Always," and #2 Mainstream Rock hit "Your Disease", "Cope" was inspired by a mutual passion shared by both Bobby and Trevor to help people afflicted by addiction and personal demons.
 
Bobby Amaru, frontman of Saliva says, "Cope is about the quiet battles young people fight while trying to figure out who they are in a world that doesn't always make it easy. It's for every kid who feels too much, thinks too hard, and is just trying to make it through the noise. Having Trevor McNevan on this track was a blast and I feel that he really brought the song home."
 
Trevor McNevan adds, "Cope is about losing control-and realizing you were never meant to have control in the first place. The song really illustrates the feeling of hitting the bottom and realizing the only way up is to surrender."
 

Electronic music pioneer Gary Numan revealed his significant hearing impairment during an interview on the I'm ADHD! No You're Not podcast. The "Cars" hitmaker, 68, disclosed he is approximately "90%" deaf and stated "I've got hearing aids on so I can hear what you're doing." Numan also recently endured personal hardships, including his brother John Webb's sudden death in November, which caused him to break down during a Birmingham performance. His wife Gemma also faced health issues, experiencing left arm paralysis following spinal surgery for a herniated disc. The couple, married since 1997, has three daughters. Numan continues touring through November

Rapper Offset was shot Monday in Hollywood, Florida, and hospitalized in stable condition. A spokesperson confirmed that the 34-year-old Migos member is receiving medical care and being closely monitored. The shooting occurred near the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, though specific details remain limited. Born Kiari Cephus, Offset gained fame as part of the rap trio Migos with hits like "Bad and Boujee." He launched a solo career in 2019 with "Father of 4" and recently released "Kiara" in 2025. The incident comes three years after his cousin and bandmate Takeoff was fatally shot in Houston in 2022. 

South Florida deathcore mainstays Bodysnatcher have unleashed their latest rager "Plague Of Flies" and the official video (via MNRK Heavy). The track is taken from their soon-to-be-released new album 'Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home', out this Friday, April 10. 'Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home' will be the band's fourth full-length and newest body of work since 2024's 'Vile Conduct', and promises to be their most furious and bloodthirsty work yet. Leading up to today, the quartet has released "Blade Between The Teeth", "The Maker", and most recently, "Violent Obsession". Speaking about "Plague Of Flies", guitarist Kyle Carter commented:
"To me, "Plague of Flies" is about giving in to the negativity and pain that the world brings, and becoming numb to the point where you welcome it and even add to it. This is one of the more exaggerated topics of the album. I don't live in this headspace constantly, but there are times when I just want to say "fuck it, everyone else is an asshole, so I should be too."  

Modern metal band Advents continue to build momentum with their new single "Hate Myself," out Friday, April 3rd via InVogue Records. Accompanied by a music video, the track follows the fallout of letting the wrong person or influence in, where brief highs give way to a lingering weight that's harder to ignore.
"'Hate Myself' is about letting something or someone into your life knowing full well you shouldn't, and then regretting it," says vocalist Tyler Simpson. "In the moment it's great and euphoric, and you think to yourself, 'oh maybe this isn't so bad', but then it bites you in the end and you never truly know why you let them in to begin with." 
"Hate Myself" comes from that moment where you already know something is a bad idea but you choose to go along with it anyway. It feels good at first, which almost makes it worse because you can see where it's headed. By the time that decision catches up with you, you're left sitting with it and trying to figure out why you let it happen at all. Advents channel that tension and frustration into something direct and honest, letting it hit without overcomplicating it. 
Rising from the heart of New York City, Advents is carving out their own corner in the modern heavy music world with no interest in following the rules. The band did not quietly step onto the scene, they grabbed heavy music fans with a sound that is equal parts cathartic and cinematic. Built on the foundation of four artists who are not afraid to take risks, Tyler Simpson, Kevin Chapilliquen, Sebastian Ferlin, and Joe Koza each bring something different to the table, pushing the project forward with drive and intention. 
Blending atmospheric textures with the punch of metalcore and the weight of hard rock, Advents has been steadily leveling up with every release. Their music is immersive by design, introspective and explosive in equal measure, and it is meant to connect with listeners on more than just the surface. What started as raw and aggressive has grown into something more layered and thoughtful. The band has become sharper, more focused, and more fearless in their storytelling, with their new vocalist Tyler Simpson bringing his own dynamic presence to the vocal front. 
With more than 10 million streams and counting, Advents is already making waves far beyond their home turf. Their breakout EP, PERSONA MELODIES, delivered standout tracks like "CHROMA" and "NEVER GAME OVER," both of which passed the one million stream mark. They have landed placements on major Spotify playlists including All New Metal, and earned top 10 positions on iTunes Rock and Metal charts in Australia and Finland. Behind the scenes, they have worked with producers Ricky Armellino of Ice Nine Kills and Currents, and Jonathan Dolese of Emmure and D.R.U.G.S. Together they helped fine-tune a sound that hits hard but always moves forward. 
Signed to InVogue Records and fueled by the momentum of their single "Liminal," Advents has been deep in the creative process. With new material in the works, the band continues to refine their sound and explore just how far they can take it. Each step forward is a reminder that they're only just beginning to tap into what Advents can truly become. 

Lockhart is a new melodic rock/AOR band from Canada, fusing synthesizer-fueled eighties arena rock with classic hard rock. The trio consists of Devon Kerr (vocals, guitars, keyboards), Jason Junop (bass) and Fabio Alessandrini (drums). Jason is best known for his work in Cauldron and Goat Horn. Devon's main band is Axxion, and Fabio plays or has played in Bonfire, Enforcer, Annihilator, Hardline and many others.
Lockhart issued their debut EP "No Chance" in 2022, followed by the single "City Pulse" in 2025. The band has signed with High Roller Records, and their first full-length album "City Pulse" is now ready to be unleashed to the public. It's hard to describe the specific sound of Lockhart in all its details but on "City Pulse" you will certainly hear a lot of Journey, Boston, Toto, Foreigner, REO Speedwagon, and maybe even some Starcastle. "The influences are endless," comments the vocalist, guitarist and keyboard player Devon Kerr, "and they go deep. I appreciate the comparisons. These bands are monumental. Lockhart has a sound of its own though. Bands that existed during the times you mentioned definitely provide influence! However, if you look past the surface (overdriven guitars and old synthesizers), you'll hear influences from 50s doo wop, legends like Brian Wilson, and straight up choral music, too." Compositions such as "The Dose That Made You Poison", "Under Fire", "Before The Fall'" or "Together As One" are very well constructed and flawlessly performed. "For me, songwriting is a deliberate process," explains Kerr. "I set out a time and carve out the songs. Lyrics are written last. Once the song is ready, it undergoes hours of polishing to mold the perfect choir parts, guitar leads, and so on. Everything is very deliberate and carefully selected. Nothing was written by accident." You can clearly hear that on "City Pulse". With their melodic, at times even poppy approach Lockhart may stand out a bit on High Roller Records. Devon Kerr: "Our music has so many elements that traditional metal fans value, but with something very different, too. Something that might be new for some of the High Roller Records fanbase. I mean for those unsure, we've got Nick from Municipal Waste shredding guitar leads on 'You Wouldn't Know Love', and Ian from Cauldron on 'Can't Shake It' ..."  MATTHIAS MADE

Cardi B is supporting New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's initiative to provide free childcare for the city's two-year-olds. The Bronx native agreed to help judge a competition for jingles that will be used in commercials for the 2-K childcare program. In a video posted Friday, Cardi B emphasized the importance of childcare access, stating "Sometimes us women, we can't really go forward because we don't have nobody to help us take care of our kids." Mamdani said "With universal childcare, New Yorkers won't have to" choose between affordable care and staying in the city. The program will launch in the Bronx. This is just the latest political project for Cardi B, who previously supported Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden and has spoken out about inflation and other social issues

Swedish police are investigating a stalking case involving Ghost frontman Tobias Forge after a woman in her 40s was charged with harassment. The woman allegedly sent Forge lengthy texts, physical letters, and a cell phone between July and October 2025. Forge told investigators "I feel quite reserved around people trying to contact me, but over the years I've had about a dozen stalkers. However, no one has done anything as invasive and downright threatening as sending a mobile phone." The woman also sent payment requests totaling approximately $530. She claims they met 18 years ago and have been engaged since September 2025, but Forge disputes ever meeting her. This marks another harassment case for the woman, who faces similar accusations from other individuals. Forge stated "I don't want to make her life worse. I just want her to leave me alone and not hurt anyone else."