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Jelly Roll will become an official Grand Ole Opry member on March 10, inducted by his friend and collaborator Lainey Wilson. The ceremony will feature performances by Craig Morgan, Leanne Morgan, Ernest, and others. Morgan initially extended the Opry invitation through a video message during Jelly Roll's appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast. Jelly Roll debuted at the Opry on November 9, 2021, and has performed there multiple times since. He credits a life-changing moment watching Morgan perform "Almost Home" from the audience after his release from prison. The 41-year-old country star recently swept his 2026 Grammy nominations, winning Best Contemporary Country Album for Beautifully Broken, Best Country Duo/Group Performance for "Amen" with Shaboozey, and Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song for "Hard Fought Hallelujah" with Brandon Lake. The Opry continues its 100th anniversary celebration with upcoming Carnegie Hall performances and special tribute shows scheduled throughout 2026. 

Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has offered to provide vocals for an upcoming Van Halen album containing unfinished songs by the late Eddie Van Halen. The 55-year-old musician responded "Let's go!! I'm ready" on X after seeing reports about the project. Alex Van Halen is collaborating with Toto guitarist Steve Lukather to complete the album, which features Alex on drums, Eddie's guitar work, and Wolfgang Van Halen on bass. The band initially approached Bad Company's Paul Rodgers to sing on the project, but he was unavailable. Alex explained his vocalist requirements: "Music is not so much about music as it is about people having a shared experience. I'm 72. We gotta find somebody in that age group who was exposed to the same musical experience that we have. Otherwise, it doesn't have the depth." Durst will perform with Limp Bizkit at a series of music festivals this summer, including Inkcarceration, Rock Fest, and Creed's Summer of '99 and Beyond

On Thursday (Feb. 19), Foo Fighters announced the details of their 12th studio album, Your Favorite Toy, which will be released on April 24 via Roswell Records/RCA Records. The band also released the project's title track on streaming services, along with an animated lyric video. The 10-track collection marks the band's first album with new drummer Ilan Rubin, and includes the previously released single "Asking for a Friend." Dave Grohl called the title track "the key that unlocked the tone and energetic direction of the new album," explaining that they "stumbled upon it after experimenting with different sounds and dynamics for over a year." The band recorded the album at home along with co-producer Oliver Roman. Following headlining appearances at Welcome to Rockville and BottleRock Napa Valley in May, Foo Fighters launch their North American stadium tour with Queens of the Stone Age on August 4 in Toronto, with live dates running through September. 

Queen will release Queen II Reimagined: Deluxe Collector's Edition on March 27, featuring new mixes and previously unreleased outtakes from their 1974 sophomore album, along with rare live recordings from the era. The five-disc collection includes a new remix by engineers Justin Shirley-Smith, Joshua J. Macrae, and Kris Fredriksson, plus alternate sessions from Trident Studios and BBC recordings with John Peel and Bob Harris. Notable unreleased tracks include guitarist Brian May's 1969 demo "As It Began," drummer Roger Taylor's two demos for "Loser in the End," and the unfinished Christmas song, "Not for Sale (Polar Bear)." "Queen II was the single biggest leap we ever made," May shared in a statement. "That's when we really started making music the way we wanted to, rather than the way we were being pushed into recording it." The box set also features live concert recordings from 1974-1975, and a 112-page book featuring outtakes from photographer Mick Rock's iconic cover shoot, special memorabilia, and the band's memories about writing and recording the album

Joanne Julkowski filed a lawsuit against Donny Osmond after being struck by a lighted ball during his February 15, 2024 concert at Harrah's Las Vegas. The lawsuit, filed in Nevada's Clark County, alleges Julkowski "sustained serious injuries, including a traumatic retinal eye injury to her right eye with retinal detachment requiring surgical intervention and resulting visual impairment, as well as associated head and neck injuries." She claims the oversized illuminated balls were "designed and intended to be thrown or propelled through the audience" in the dimly lit venue without adequate safety warnings. The incident allegedly caused severe emotional distress, including "psychological trauma, fear, anxiety, PTSD, and loss of joy in life." Julkowski seeks $15,000 in medical expenses, lost wages, and punitive damages from Osmond, the venue, and related companies

Steve Perry dismissed rumors Thursday night about rejoining Journey for their final tour. The former lead singer issued a statement saying "the rumors about me rejoining the band are simply not true, and I want to gently put them to rest." This follows comments from keyboardist Jonathan Cain, who claimed guitarist Neal Schon had been discussing the possibility with Perry and that Perry "didn't say no." Perry acknowledged fan hopes for a reunion, stating "I completely understand why people would hope for that. The music we created together means a great deal to me too." However, he emphasized his focus on new creative work and music reflecting his current artistic direction. Journey's upcoming tour will feature Cain, Schon, singer Arnel Pineda, keyboardist Jason Derlatka, drummer Deen Castronovo, and bassist Todd Jensen. 

NONPOINT have announced The Outta Control Tour, a high-energy U.S. run featuring special guests SOiL and Sumo Cyco. NONPOINT will be performing new material from their forthcoming album, giving fans an early taste of what's next from the band while continuing to deliver the sound that has defined their career.

This tour marks SOiL's first U.S. tour in two years, making it a highly anticipated return for the Chicago-based metal staples. SOiL is slated to have new material coming out later this year.

In addition, the run reunites Nonpoint with Sumo Cyco following their recent collaboration with frontman Elias Soriano.

Elias Soriano shares, "We're gonna be playing some new tracks on this tour that are some of my favorites on the new record. One being our lead track 'IS IT'. It's about that internal conflict where you question getting too involved. Did I push too hard? Did I ask too much? It's that feeling of wondering if doing what you thought was right actually meant being okay with hurting the people around you. We're also performing our collab with Skye from Sumo Cyco, 'RED YETI'. That one is gonna blow people away. Add the return of Soil to the stage after some time off in the US, new production and you got a night people are going to talk about." 
"During all the years SOiL and Nonpoint have been friends, we've never done an actual tour in the states together. I'm excited to see our two bands finally being brought together here. This will be a great tour for the fans," adds Tim King

It's impossible to tell the full story of Hardline's new studio album Shout without mentioning their 1992 classic Double Eclipse. 
After all, that was the moment when this exceptional hard rock act's unique artistic DNA was created - its first draft almost perfect. Since then, Hardline have released six studio albums - each considered to be a highlight of the genre. 
Shout, arriving April 17, sees the band - helmed by American vocalist Johnny Gioeli (Axel Rudi Pell, Crush 40) and his Italian teammates, keyboardist Alessandro Del Vecchio (Vanden Plas, Jorn); guitarist Luca Princiotta; bassist Anna Portalupi; and drummer Marco Di Salvia - take up where their 1992 masterpiece left off. 
"Our current album features our typical choruses and the classic songwriting style of Double Eclipse supported by a contemporary production and state-of-the-art sound. The album gives you that feeling you get when you roll down your car window and turn up the radio on full blast," says Gioeli, describing the ten new songs.
He adds, "This band doesn't want to reinvent its music. Hardline is Hardline, and our fans know what to expect from us!"
First single "Rise Up" is the perfect foretaste of the album which spews the historical, current, and future melodic consistency of Hardline

Are you ready for the new CAVE video single? Today, Friday February 20th, we release the new CAVE masterpiece PROMISED LAND. It's the title track of the upcoming album ...INTO THE PROMISED LAND. Heavy but melodic, with a touch of prog influences. It's the official Heavy Metal anthem for your road trip into your paradise. Enjoy the song loud and educate your neighbors!
In April 2026 CAVE will not only release their new album, they will also hit the road as special guests of the mighty MASTERPLAN on their "Metalmorphosis Tour 2026":
17.04.26  Regensburg - Airport 19.04.26  Augsburg - Spectrum 21.04.26  Bensheim - Musiktheater Rex 22.04.26  Dortmund - Piano 28.04.26  Hannover - Musikzentrum 29.04.26  Hamburg - Knus

Today, Moby shares his 23rd studio album Future Quiet out everywhere now via BMG and announces his most ambitious live run in more than a decade: a monumental 28-date European tour for summer 2026 that includes sold-out landmark UK and Ireland shows at On The Beach, Brighton (July 26), London's Old Royal Naval College (August 15) and Irish Museum of Modern Art Kilmainham, Dublin (August 21)-all selling out within 24 hours and already shaping up to be defining open-air moments of the summer.
The tour follows his return to the stage at Coachella on April 10th and April 17th, before sweeping across Europe from late June through August. Spanning the length and breadth of the continent-from Denmark to Greece, Spain to Georgia, and Ireland to Bulgaria-the 28-date run combines major festivals, historic venues and striking open-air settings. With demand now at a career high, summer 2026 signals Moby's long-awaited return to large-scale European stages, bringing Future Quiet to life alongside a catalogue that has defined and reshaped electronic music for over three decades.
It comes after seven sold-out European shows in 2024, which received rave reviews from The Telegraph ("a stupendous show"), The Times ("from raver to raconteur in three decades") and The Guardian ("head-rush thrills"). Reflecting his long-standing commitment to compassion and activism, 100% of the profits from the 2024 tour were donated to European animal rights organisations, reinforcing an ethos that places purpose before profit.
From major festival stages to historic open-air settings including Pula Arena in Croatia, Donji grad, Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrade and On The Beach in Brighton, the tour places Moby's music in some of Europe's most distinctive iconic open-air stages.
Future Quiet signals a striking new chapter for one of electronic music's most enduring and visionary artists. Across fourteen tracks of piano minimalism, immersive ambient soundscapes and select vocal collaborations, the album reflects on the tension between hyper-connected modern life and the human need for stillness.
Listen: Future Quiet
Elaborating, Moby says: "'Future Quiet' is, not surprisingly, quiet. To be clear; I love bombast. I love excess and volume. But as the world gets louder and crazier I find myself needing the refuge of quiet. Writing and recording it was a refuge for me, and I hope that listening to it is a refuge for you."
The album opens with a stunning new orchestral reworking of "When It's Cold I'd Like To Die", featuring Jacob Lusk, best known for his work with the acclaimed Gabriels. Originally released in 1995 on Everything Is Wrong, the track has found a powerful new global audience through its use in the Netflix phenomenon Stranger Things, becoming Moby's most streamed song, going viral on TikTok, and introducing his music to an entirely new generation of fans. For many, this tour will mark their first opportunity to experience Moby live, making the song not only a cultural rediscovery but a bridge between generations. It is set to become one of the emotional centerpieces of the 2026 live shows