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Paul McCartney has confirmed Ringo Starr will appear on his upcoming album The Boys of Dungeon Lane, featuring their duet "Home to Us." The collaboration was revealed during a listening session at producer Andrew Watt's Los Angeles studio on April 16th. McCartney explained how Starr initially came to play drums but misunderstandings arose between Starr and Watt, leaving Ringo "a bit pissed." McCartney transformed Starr's contribution into a song about growing up in Liverpool. More confusion followed when McCartney sent the demo to Starr, who only recorded chorus vocals, making McCartney think he disliked the song. They cleared the air and Starr returned to add more drums. The track also features backing vocals from Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders and Texas' Sharleen Spiteri, with Starr and McCartney trading vocals "line by line." The Boys Of Dungeon Lane releases May 29th

Cardi B almost pulled the plug on her Atlanta concert Saturday after a heated confrontation with State Farm Arena staff over alleged disrespectful treatment of her team. The 33-year-old rapper went live on Instagram hours before her second Little Miss Drama Tour show, showing herself arguing with venue employees. "Your f-king employees are being disrespectful... I'm not performing today," Cardi yelled in the clip, demanding to speak with management. She continued, "We got in here, your employees are being f-king rude for no reason. I did 35 shows, and I never had a problem." Despite the backstage drama, Cardi ultimately performed the final night of her first headlining arena tour. After the show, she posted on X: "When you hold power and authority, use it with kindness and respect. Never abuse it... because not everyone will endure your arrogance in silence.

Creed has unveiled their 2027 "Summer of '99 and Beyond" cruise following four consecutive sold-out voyages. The Norwegian Joy will depart Miami April 17th 2027, visiting Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, before returning to Florida on April 21st. Breaking Benjamin, Sevendust, Hoobastank, Fuel, Our Lady Peace, Hinder, Drowning Pool, Fastball, Sponge, and Shinedown's Zach Myers join the lineup, with additional artists to be announced. Creed will perform two headline sets during the four-day voyage. The cruise features hosts Eddie Trunk and DJ Rock Feed, plus artist experiences, Q&A sessions, and immersive activities. Pre-sale registration runs through May 4th at the cruise's official website, while public sales begin May 13th at 2 p.m. ET. Creed has also scheduled summer U.S. tour dates with tickets currently available

Louis Tomlinson has unfollowed former One Direction bandmate Zayn Malik on Instagram following reports of an alleged physical altercation during filming of their Netflix docuseries. The Sun reported the singers got into a fistfight six months ago while shooting an untitled three-part road-trip documentary, leading to the project's cancellation. Tomlinson's sisters Phoebe and Lottie also unfollowed Malik while maintaining connections to other former bandmates Harry Styles and Niall Horan. Director Nicola Marsh posted "And there goes the last year of work" after the incident reports surfaced. The documentary was announced last October as "a spontaneous adventure of reconnection" meant to explore their One Direction experiences and aftermath, including Liam Payne's tragic death. Malik also canceled several appearances last week due to hospitalization for an undisclosed illness. 

Oasis claimed Major Tour of the Year at the 2026 Pollstar Awards for their reunion "Oasis Live '25 Tour" during ceremonies held in Hollywood this week. Metallica's "M72 World Tour" won Rock Tour of the Year, while Bad Bunny's "Deb Tirar M s Fotos World Tour" took Latin Tour honors. Kendrick Lamar and SZA's "Grand National Tour" earned Hip-Hop Tour of the Year, and The Weeknd's "After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour" won R&B Tour recognition. Other winners included Benson Boone for Pop Tour, Chris Stapleton and Lainey Wilson sharing Country Tour awards, and Adam Sandler claiming Comedy Tour. Additional awards recognized The Sphere, Radio City Music Hall, Hollywood Bowl, and Wembley Stadium among top venues. 

Melodic rockers Frontline have unveiled a new single, "After You're Gone", along with an official video, ahead of the release of their new studio album, "Rebirth", out on May 15, 2026, via Frontiers Music Srl.
The band stated: "The song shows a more emotional and reflective side of "Rebirth". It's about that moment when the pain begins to clear, when silence replaces the noise, and you finally see things for what they are. There are both sadness and strength in it, relief, and a sense of moving forward. For us, it's a song about letting go without losing what was real, wrapped in the kind of melody and atmosphere that has always been part of Frontline's identity." 
With "Rebirth", German melodic rock pioneers Frontline return with a powerful and emotional statement, opening a new chapter in a career that has helped define European AOR since the late 1980s.
The band commented on the record, by saying: "Rebirth" truly reflects what this album stands for. After more than 20 years of silence, it's our resurrection as a band. We wanted to honor our legacy and, most importantly, the fans who kept Frontline alive all these years, while bringing our signature melodies, hooks, and emotions into the present. This album opens a new chapter without forgetting where we come from".
Founded in Nuremberg in 1989, Frontline quickly established themselves as one of the genre's leading acts, built around the unmistakable voice of Stephan K mmerer and a songwriting approach rooted in strong melodies, big hooks and album-oriented vision. 
Over the years, Frontline released a string of acclaimed albums including the genre-defining debut "The State Of Rock" (1994), followed by "Two Faced", "Heroes", "Right Attitude", "Against The World", "The Seventh Sign", and "Circles", earning an international reputation as one of Germany's most respected AOR exports. Their sound blends soaring vocals, melodic guitar work and polished production, inspired by the golden era of late '80s and early '90s hard rock, with a distinct European character.
Following the passing of guitarist and songwriter Robby B bel in 2022, "Rebirth" represents both a tribute to the band's legacy and a step forward into new creative territory. The album features the original singer Stephan K mmerer alongside new guitarist and producer Christian M hlroth, whose fresh energy and musical vision play a key role in shaping this new era of Frontline.
Comprised of 14 brand new AOR tracks, "Rebirth" delivers a direct, no frills melodic rock approach, driven by anthemic, uplifting and sparkling choruses, emotional performances and confident songwriting. The singles "Two Tickets To The Afterglow", "Burning Horizon" and "After You're Gone" highlight the band's ability to balance classic AOR values with renewed intensity and focus.
"Rebirth" is more than a comeback - it is a reaffirmation of Frontline's identity and a celebration of melody, emotion and the timeless spirit of AOR, reborn for today and ready for the future.
 
"Rebirth" Tracklist:
 
Burning Horizon
Blacktop Parachute
After You're Gone
Two Tickets To The Afterglow
Boulevard Echo
Burning Shadows
One Life One Love
Stone And Feather
Shattered Glass Dreams
Heart On The Dashboard
Burning The Distance
White Line Miracle
Back To The Bright
Arc Of Lightnin

TOTALLY TUBULAR FESTIVAL-the acclaimed multi-act '80's extravaganza which originated in 2024-returns for a full 2026 summertime tour of the US launching July 17 in Phoenix and wrapping August 16 in Aurora, IL. The colorful lineup features Thomas Dolby & The Lost Toy People, A Flock Of Seagulls, The Motels, The Producers, Animotion, The Escape Club, and Tommy Tutone. See the tour dates and artist quotes below.  Tickets will go on sale nationally on Friday, April 24 (10am local time).
 
This will be the first time Thomas Dolby & The Lost Toy People have performed together since 1988; their last show was at the Rose Bowl supporting Depeche Mode. This will also be the first time in over 25 years that The Producers (original lineup) will tour the US nationally coast to coast.
 
The 2026 tour comes on the heels of a hugely successful holiday tour of the Northeast. This year's trek will hit 15 markets, including Phoenix, Denver, San Francisco, Anaheim, Hollywood, Las Vegas, New Town, ND, Washington, DC, Atlantic City, New York City, Louisville, St. Petersburg, Huber Heights, OH, and Aurora, IL with more dates to be announced.
 
The artists performing at this year's TOTALLY TUBULAR FESTIVAL exploded in the pop culture zeitgeist in the 1980's thanks mainly to the high rotation of their music videos on MTV. These artists have enjoyed a steady rise in popularity in recent years, with their music having a lasting impact.
 
"Totally Tubular Festival has clearly emerged in just two years as the market leader for all 80's tours in North America, not to mention Totally Tubular is hands down the best 80's party on the planet," says Jon Pleeter, the festival's creator. "For all of the fans of 80's new wave music, the Tubular circus is coming to town-we'll see you this summer." 
 

Kottonmouth Kings are back with a brand-new single, "Red Eye Flight," out now alongside a lyric video. The release also marks the launch of the group's newly announced label imprint, Kottonmouth ReKords, distributed through Virgin Music Group. 
"We are excited to be a part of the Virgin Music Group / TLG family with our new sub label Kottonmouth ReKords," the band shares. "Thank you to everyone for keeping the Legacy thriving. We look forward to a great future.."
In addition to the new single, Kottonmouth Kings have announced their upcoming five-song EP titled California Burning, is set for release on May 22nd. The EP includes "Red Eye Flight" and is available now for pre-save and pre-order.
Fans who pre-order the EP will receive "Red Eye Flight" as a free download starting Monday, April 20 (4/20) giving supporters an early taste of what's to come.
In support of the new single, Kottonmouth Kings will hit the road throughout May, touring with A Killer's Confession and Kung Fu Vampire.
Kottonmouth Kings Tour Dates: https://thekottonmouthkings.com/tour-dates/
 
For nearly 30 years, Kottonmouth Kings have been the defiant heartbeat of underground rip-hop, blending hip-hop, punk, reggae, and cannabis culture into a movement that has outlasted industry trends and internal storms. Founded in 1996 by Dustin "D-Loc" Miller and fallen member Steven "Saint Dog" Thronson in Placentia, California, KMK grew from backyard cyphers to a global force, challenging the mainstream with albums like Royal Highness and Rollin' Stoned. Led by D-Loc's vision and fueled by a creative crew including Judge D, Johnny Richter, Pakalika and others, the Kings weathered ownership disputes, catalogue sales, fallen members, and lineup shifts, always staying true to their ethos of peace, love, unity, and respect. KMK's story spans nearly three decades of rebellion, resilience, and reinvention against a backdrop of cannabis culture and music industry shifts.
Today the youngest members have the throne and are seasoned for industry success. The legacy lives on with D-Loc, Judge D, Chucky Chuck, and the Taxman. With tours booked and a new EP set to drop the anticipation is building. Come see them live at a show near you

Lainey Wilson reveals she experienced a days-long panic attack in 2019 after reaching her "breaking point" during her climb to country music stardom. The 33-year-old singer sought help from three therapists, including one for business matters, to restore her mental equilibrium. Wilson's struggles stemmed from an exhausting four-month radio tour promoting her music across America. "I was burned-out from having to constantly be on," she explained. "I wanted to curl up in a little ball and shut the world out completely." The Louisiana native spent eight years working toward her recording contract after moving to Nashville at 19, living in a camper while pursuing her dreams. Wilson now advocates for mental health awareness, urging people to "speak up when you're not feeling great." She shares her story in the upcoming Netflix documentary Lainey Wilson: Keepin' Country Cool. 

Charli XCX revealed she's creating a rock album for her eighth studio project. "I think the dance floor is dead, so now we're making rock music," she told Vogue, moving away from her dance-forward 2024 hit "Brat." The still unfinished album features heavily processed guitars, queasy feedback, and "scuffed" melodies with rough demo-like vocals replacing her signature auto-tuned style. Thematically, she explores her relationship with art, calling it the "joint main love of my life" alongside husband George Daniel of The 1975. Songs address marriage, fame's temporary nature, and reinvention's artificiality. Charli wrote and produced with collaborators A.G. Cook and Finn Keane, recording portions secretly in Paris during Fashion Week. The album remains incomplete due to her busy schedule, including festival headlining slots at Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, and Reading & Leeds