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On Tuesday (Feb. 3), Tim McGraw announced the dates and details of his 2026 Pawn Shop Guitar Tour. The 33-date trek will kick off on July 9 in Bethel, New York, and conclude on September 26 in West Palm Beach, Florida. The three-time Grammy winner is also set to headline three exclusive stadium shows this summer, taking place at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pennsylvania (July 11), Fenway Park in Boston (July 30), and Target Field in Minneapolis (August 23), with special guest opening acts The Chicks and Lady A. Additional tour support comes from 49 Winchester and Timothy Wayne at select dates. The tour takes its name from McGraw's forthcoming single, "Pawn Shop Guitar," which arrives in March. "The band and I are so excited to get back out on the road this summer," McGraw said in a statement. "I dare you to find more hits in one show!" Artist presale begins Wednesday (Feb. 4), followed by a general on-sale on Friday (Feb. 6)

HARDY's "Favorite Country Song" maintains its position at No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart for a third consecutive week, drawing 31.6 million audience impressions from January 23-29. This marks the Mississippi native's fourth Country Airplay No. 1 as a recording artist and his first multi-week leader. The song becomes HARDY's longest-running hit, surpassing his previous two-week chart-toppers, "Single Saturday Night" by Cole Swindell and "God's Country" by Blake Shelton, both co-written by HARDY. As a songwriter, this represents his 15th number one hit overall. HARDY tells Billboard that the overwhelming response from fans gave him a clear signal of the song's potential: "Realizing how quickly the fans were singing it back to me was the change. Seeing them pick up on it so fast, I knew it was going to be different." HARDY launches the Canadian leg of his 2026 COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR! on Thursday, February 5. 

Kendrick Lamar made history at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night (Feb. 1) by becoming rap's most decorated Grammy winner with 27 total awards. The Compton rapper surpassed Jay-Z's previous record of 24 wins by claiming five trophies at the ceremony, including Record of the Year for "Luther," Best Rap Album for GNX, Best Rap Song for "TV Off," Best Melodic Rap Performance for "Luther," and Best Rap Performance for Clipse's "Chains & Whips." "It is hip-hop as usual, man," Lamar said while accepting Best Rap Album. "I'm not good at talking about myself, but I express it through the music. It's an honor to be here. Hip-hop is going to always be right here." Lamar entered the ceremony tied for third place with Kanye West behind Jay-Z, and he led all of this year's nominees with nine total nods. Lamar's Grammy journey began in 2014 with his seven debut nominations for Good Kid, M.A.A.D City, eventually earning his first wins in 2015

William "Billy Bass" Nelson, the founding bassist of Parliament-Funkadelic, died on Saturday (Jan. 31) at the age of 75. An announcement of Nelson's death was shared on George Clinton's official Facebook page, which features an archival photo of the musician along with the caption, "Rest in eternal peace and Funk." No cause of death has been disclosed. Born January 28, 1951, in Plainfield, New Jersey, Nelson met Clinton as a teenager at Clinton's barbershop, the Silk Palace. He joined Clinton's doo-wop group the Parliaments, contributing to their 1967 hit "(I Wanna) Testify," which reached No. 3 on Billboard's R&B chart and No. 20 on the pop chart. Nelson performed on Funkadelic's first three albums, including the landmark Maggot Brain in 1971, which included the track "You and Your Folks, Me and My Folks" that featured Nelson on vocals. He left the band in 1971 over financial disputes with Clinton, and he went on to work with the Temptations, Commodores, Fishbone, Lionel Richie, and other acts. Nelson rejoined P-Funk in 1994 and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside fifteen other members of the group in 1997. 

Paul Simon will extend his A Quiet Celebration Tour with a series of new North American dates beginning June 4 at Frost Amphitheater in Palo Alto, California. The 20-date summer run concludes July 17-18 with two shows at Ravinia in Highland Park, Illinois. Other notable stops include the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles (June 7) and a two-night stand at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado (June 12-13). The 84-year-old music legend also will return to his home borough of Queens on July 8 at Forest Hills Stadium, where he last performed in 2018 during his planned farewell tour. The 2026 tour features larger amphitheater venues compared to last year's intimate theater shows, with tickets going on sale Friday (Feb. 6). These dates continue Simon's live return after losing most hearing in his left ear, which forced a seven-year break from major touring. The North American shows follow a series of European dates running April 10 through May 20

On Tuesday (Feb. 3), Staind announced the dates and details of their 2026 North American tour marking the 25th anniversary of their third studio album, Break the Cycle. The headlining tour begins September 8 in Atlanta and concludes October 19 in Austin, Texas, and features support from Seether, Hoobastank, and Hinder at select dates. Before the main tour, the alt metal band will also play a series of festivals including Welcome to Rockville and Sonic Temple in May, plus Rock the Country in July. Break the Cycle is certified 5x-platinum on the strength of hits including "It's Been Awhile," "Outside," "Fade," and "For You." Frontman Aaron Lewis said: "25 years later to be touring, celebrating this album and bringing our music to our fans near and far is something really special. I'm looking forward to going out with these guys. It's like one big family reunion!" Ticket presales start Thursday (Feb. 5), with general on-sales beginning Friday (Feb. 6)

Emerging atmospheric metalcore quintet Midwinter have today unleashed their new single "Champagne" via their new label home, Papercut Recordings. The track captures the band's signature style, blending crushing heaviness and electronic dissonance with soaring vocals and moments of luminous clarity. Accompanying the release is the cinematic music video, which evokes the decadent spirit of the Roaring Twenties but emphasizes the song's theme of emotional divide when paired with the song. When asked about the inspiration and sound design of "Champagne", the band shared:
"'Champagne' is used as a metaphor to celebrate something that is actually hollow. It symbolizes escapism and temporary euphoria. At its core, the track explores abandonment and betrayal but are masked behind something generally associated with a celebration.
Sonically, we wanted to experiment with contrasting emotions. Similar to the lyrics, certain sections of the track emote feelings of beautiful nostalgia but soon give way to extreme and jarring textures. Blending these together creates a push-pull between optimistic reflection and the pain of loss.

Cincinnati hard rock outfit ENMY kick off 2026 with a re-worked edition of "Last One Standing."
"Last One Standing" is a defiant modern rock anthem driven by resilience and raw determination. Built on crushing riffs and a massive, chant-ready chorus, ENMY delivers a powerful statement about outlasting doubt, pressure, and everything stacked against you. Originally released for the game Bloodhunt, "Last One Standing" has been reworked from the ground up. Aggressive, empowering, and unapologetic, this is a track for moments when quitting isn't an option.
With the full complement of emotive songwriting, heavy guitars, brutal vocals, and progressive build up ENMY continues to build up an arsenal of emotionally resonant tracks to their already electrifying supply. 
ENMY brings a fresh and energetic sound to modern rock and metalcore by crafting a unique blend of soaring vocals, groove-oriented instrumental play, and electronic melodies. Their self-titled sophomore album features ten hard rock tracks, including standout singles "Survive" and "Silver Bullet." The currently release tracks from the album have already amassed over 7 millions streams across DSPs. With singles like the intense but with a touch of melancholy "Hourglass," the emotionally charged anthem "Broken Man," and the brutal, raw, and emotive "The Ledge" complete with an ominous music video directed and produced by Will Story, ENMY has proved that they are masters of fusing the essence of hard rock, alternative metal, and modern rock and capturing emotional intensity through a musical lens. Following in the footsteps of peers like Breaking Benjamin, Linkin Park, and Three Days Grace, ENMY is destined to become a staple and household name with rock & metal fans

JOHN MACKO MUSIC continue the release cycle of the debut album "Zero-Point Machine" with the new single and video "The Beauty Of It".
 Led by John Macko - renowned bassist of FIFTH ANGEL - the project explores a wide musical spectrum ranging from progressive rock and modern metal to atmospheric and cinematic songwriting. Following three singles and videos that highlighted the heavier and more dynamic facets of the album, "The Beauty Of It" reveals a different and more introspective side of "Zero-Point Machine".
Written by vocalist John Macko, "The Beauty Of It" It marks a stylistic turn within the album's narrative, placing the focus on emotional nuance, melodic sensitivity and lyrical depth. The song showcases Chapple's diverse vocal skills and refined songwriting, allowing space for subtle dynamics and expressive interpretation.
Lyrically, "The Beauty Of It" reflects on interpersonal relationships and the illusion that happiness exists only at a final destination. As John Macko explains:

"'Beauty of It' is a reflection on the illusion that happiness lives at the finish line. It's a reminder that the ups and downs, the uncertainty, and the moments we're living right now are what truly matter. When you can't see the road ahead, that's not something to fear - that's the beauty of it." 
The accompanying official video enhances the song's introspective atmosphere, visually translating themes of uncertainty, emotional presence and human connection that run throughout "Zero-Point Machine".
With "The Beauty Of It", JOHN MACKO MUSIC further underline the album's stylistic breadth and emotional range, offering listeners a deeper look into one of its most reflective and intimate compositions

As he continues to lay down tracks for his upcoming sixth solo album, STEPHEN PEARCY-the voice of RATT-has announced his initial tour dates for 2026. Billed as "The Undercover Tour," the itinerary will be highlighted by performances with guitarist extraordinaire Warren DiMartini-his longtime bandmate in RATT and current touring partner-under the Pearcy/DiMartini moniker. The first date of 2026 is a Pearcy/DiMartini show on February 26 at the Yaamava' Theater in Highland, CA. The dates are below and listed HERE.
 
PEARCY recently performed with DiMartini on January 26 at The Roxy in Los Angeles at the Metal Hall of Fame event honoring DeMartini where he was saluted as a Sunset Strip Inductee-an award PEARCY himself received in 2020.
 
At the upcoming shows, PEARCY is offering a highly personalized post-show VIP Meet N Greet experience where fans can interact with him, get their personal collectibles signed, and take home exclusive memorabilia. Fans are encouraged to pre-purchase because limited tickets are available. For all the details, go HERE.
 
PEARCY is also inviting fans who sign up for his Patreon into his life at home and on tour. "This is real life, Rock & Roll, and Raw access-moments that don't make it on social media-and I'm opening the door wide," he says. "It's where the real story lives." For details, go HERE. And starting next week, special guest artists will be joining PEARCY in the studio, and subscribers can see it all in real time, exclusively on Patreon.
 
Meanwhile, PEARCY's recent appearance on Billy Corgan's The Magnificent Others Podcast is continuing to be widely viewed. Since it debuted on January 7, Pearcy's appearance has generated staggering 600,000 views across four video clips, making it the fastest-rising and highest-performing podcast release on the platform to date. Watch the interview HERE. This past Sunday night (2/1) Corgan unleashed a special performance-which included his interpretation of RATT's 1983 single "You Think You're Tough" from their debut EP-at the Steven Tyler 7th Annual Jam for Janie Grammy Awards Viewing Party at the Hollywood Palladium.
 
PEARCY-the vocal powerhouse, prolific songwriter, seasoned entrepreneur, and indefatigable force of nature- remains hyper focused on the recording of a new album, which is set for release later this year and will include a long list of guest stars. He recently sat down for a Q&A answering a wide range of questions in a voice uniquely his.  
The upcoming tour dates are as follows:
 
^Thursday, February 26 - Highland, CA - Rockageddon at Yaamava' Theater
+Saturday, May 9 - Tulare, CA - Adventist Health Amphitheater
+Friday, May 29 - Davenport, IA - River City Casino
+Sunday, May 31 - Lake Charles, LA - L'Auberge Casino Resort
+Saturday, Jun 13 - West Salem, WI - Maple Grove Venue
^Friday, Aug 21 - Gatlinburg, TN - Gatlinburg
^Sunday, Aug 23 - Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Caf
^ PEARCY/DEMARTINI
+ STEPHEN PEARCY SOL