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Embracing a new chapter of artistry as a band, The Amity Affliction announce their long-awaited new studio album, HOUSE OF CARDS. 
Releasing via Pure Noise Records on April 24, HOUSE OF CARDS is the first full-length outing from The Amity Affliction to feature clean vocalist Jonny Reeves, who became a permanent addition to the lineup in 2025. 
Bolstering Joel Birch's signature fusion of intense and open lyricism, the arrangements and vocal duality provided by The Amity Affliction throughout the DNA of this new album is set to reaffirm the band's status as one of heavy music's most dynamic groups.
Today, the band shares the first taste of the new album - the impactful title track "House of Cards." A song penned by Birch for his brother and sister (and himself), taking stock of the relationship shared with their mother - a central figure at the heart of the album.
Open about the difficult nature of the relationship shared between mother and children, Birch unpacks the thematic nature of "House of Cards," saying, "Our mother died in 2024 and none of us had a healthy relationship with her. She was very self-involved, aggressive, abusive in our early years, and in her later years, spent a good amount of time trying to put a wedge between the three of us. Thankfully, once she passed, the three of us actually became closer as we realized we had individual, but shared trauma related to her."
With lyricism directly related to experiences Birch and his siblings experienced during their formative years, "House of Cards" is a song that matches its sonic intensity with emotional weight threaded through its poignant words. 
The single, both as an individual entry and as part of HOUSE OF CARDS' broader tapestry, is a strong moment of acknowledging trauma but in doing so, navigating it with a redefined perspective on life and human relationships. 
Released alongside the track, is the music video for "House of Cards," directed by Daniel Daly

Following a standout debut performance at the 68th annual GRAMMY Awards on Sunday, SOMBR shares a brand new single, titled "Homewrecker" (Warner Records), his first release since his critically acclaimed, chart-topping 2025 debut album I Barely Know Her. Written and co-produced by the GRAMMY nominated multi-hyphenated artist, "Homewrecker" arrives with an official music video starring Quenlin Blackwell and Milo Manheim. Listen HERE and watch HERE.  Directed by Gus Black (Phoebe Bridgers, Laufey), the "Homewrecker" music video brings the song's relatably messy feelings to life. In the visual, SOMBR and Blackwell, cast in a Western film helmed by a short-tempered director played by Manheim, we see tensions rise and the lines between pretend and real life blurred - leading to a high-noon-style western showdown. Once again, SOMBR is the sole writer and co-producer of his latest song, underscoring the weight of this talent. In addition to his Best New Artist GRAMMY nomination, he's currently up for two prestigious BRIT Awards: International Artist of the Year, and International Song of the Year for "undressed." Meanwhile, "back to friends" has claimed the #1 spot at Top 40 Radio.  In November, SOMBR made his Saturday Night Live debut, where he played "12 to 12" and "back to friends." That appearance landed between sold-out tours across North America - with most venues being upgraded - and Australia/New Zealand. Next week, he embarks on a sold-out UK/EU run before returning stateside for Coachella. See below for all upcoming dates. I Barely Know Her was written entirely by SOMBR and co-produced by him alongside the legendary Tony Berg (Phoebe Bridgers, The Replacements). A New York City native raised on the Lower East Side, he started making songs in his bedroom while studying classical music at LaGuardia High School. His 2022 song "Caroline" took the internet by storm, and he's since released a series of EPs and singles, climbing to over 400 million monthly streams across platforms. Now based in Los Angeles, SOMBR continues to explore young romance and heartbreak through his music, which remains self-written and co-produced. 
2026 UK/EU TOUR DATESFebruary 10-Annexet-Stockholm, Sweden - SOLD OUTFebruary 11-KB Hallen-Copenhagen, Denmark - SOLD OUTFebruary 13-Inselpark Arena-Hamburg, Germany - SOLD OUTFebruary 15-Stodola-Warsaw, Poland  - SOLD OUTFebruary 16-Forum Karlin-Prague, Czech Republic -SOLD OUTFebruary 18-Gasometer-Vienna, Austria - SOLD OUTFebruary 19-Tonhalle-Munich, Germany - SOLD OUTFebruary 20-Halle 622-Zurich, Switzerland - SOLD OUTFebruary 22-Alcatraz-Milan, Italy - SOLD OUTFebruary 24-Riviera-Madrid, Spain - SOLD OUTFebruary 25-Razzmatazz-Barcelona, Spain -SOLD OUTFebruary 27-Salle Pleyel-Paris, France - SOLD OUTMarch 2-AFAS Live-Amsterdam, Netherlands - SOLD OUTMarch 4-Columbiahalle-Berlin, Germany - SOLD OUTMarch 5-Palladium-Cologne, Germany - SOLD OUTMarch 6-AB-Brussels, Belgium - SOLD OUTMarch 8-O2 Academy Brixton-London, UK - SOLD OUTMarch 12-Academy-Manchester, UK - SOLD OUTMarch 13-O2 Academy-Birmingham, UK - SOLD OUTMarch 15-O2 Academy-Glasgow, UK - SOLD OUTMarch 16-3Arena-Dublin, Ireland - SOLD OUT
2026 FESTIVAL DATESApril 10-12-Coachella (Weekend One)-Indio, CAApril 17-19-Coachella (Weekend Two)-Indio, CAMay 24-Bottlerock Napa Valley-Napa, CAAugust 11-Sziget Festival-Budapest, HungaryAugust 12-15-yafestivalen-Oslo, NorwayAugust 29-Reading Festival-Reading, UKSeptember 12-Sommo Festival-New Glasgow, N

Cody Johnson revealed details about some noteworthy collaborations on his next project during an interview with Katie & Company. Johnson confirmed a duet with Luke Combs, stating "Yeah, we finally got that done... me and Luke Combs, we cut one together." He also announced a partnership with Brothers Osborne that developed through good mutual timing. Johnson explained the collaboration began when he heard a song and thought it suited the Brothers Osborne, while they simultaneously reached out to him asking about working together. "I heard the song and I was like, man, this sounds like John and TJ... and they had happened to be reaching out at the same time," Johnson recalls. The reigning CMA Male Vocalist of the Year teased additional unrevealed collaborations on the album, saying "There's a couple collabs that haven't happened yet. There's going to be some cool surprises on here." 

Rhino will release a 40th anniversary expanded edition of Van Halen's 5150 on March 27th on three formats: multi-format box set, 2-LP vinyl, and 2-CD digipak. The remaster comes from original master tapes by longtime engineer Donn Landee and includes alternate edits, extended versions, and live material. The deluxe box set features a previously unreleased full concert from New Haven Veteran Memorial Coliseum on August 27, 1986, plus a Blu-ray with the Live Without a Net concert film in HD alongside a series of promotional videos. The 1986 album introduced Sammy Hagar as the new frontman of the arena rock band, and became Van Halen's first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, eventually earning 6x-Platinum certification. Hit singles included "Why Can't This Be Love," "Dreams," and "Best of Both Worlds." Hagar currently celebrates this era with his "Best of All Worlds" shows, which includes an upcoming Las Vegas residency and a US tour in June. 

Bruce Hornsby will release his new studio album, Indigo Park, on April 3rd via Zappo Productions/Thirty Tiger. The 10-track record features collaborations with Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig, Bonnie Raitt, Blake Mills, and the late Bob Weir. Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter also co-wrote two songs, "Alabama" and "Might As Well Be Me, Florinda." Recording began in 2024, following Hornsby's prolific run of releasing four albums in five years. The 71-year-old music legend has also unveiled a music video for the project's contemplative title track, which is about a "10th grade party at the Indigo Park Pool in Williamsburg, Virginia, when a 'great big entrance' went awry." Hornsby adds, "It's just an old bastard, looking back. To be honest, I've found a way, a path to grow old gracefully, with help from some newborn friends of mine." He will support the album with a series of North American tour dates across April and June

Epic Games announced on Tuesday (Feb. 3) that Grammy-winning pop star Chappell Roan will headline Fortnite Festival Season 13, which launches on Thursday (Feb. 5). "The Subway" singer joins the game as the next Icon, bringing her flamboyant theatrical style to the Fortnite Festival environment. Roan-inspired skins include "Roan of Arc" and various outfits based on her 2024 VMAs performance. Players can unlock accessories like Pink Pony Star Back Bling, Midwest Princess Keytar, and Subway Serenader Mic through the Season 13 Heartcore Music Pass or Crew subscription. The "Pinky Pony Club" and "Femininomenon" emotes will be available in the shop. Jam tracks including "Pink Pony Club" will join existing songs "Good Luck, Babe!," "Hot to Go!" and "The Giver." The Main Stage features medieval castle design from Roan's Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things Tour. Roan joins previous Fortnite Festival Icons including Blackpink's Lisa, Gorillaz, Bruno Mars, and Sabrina Carpenter. 

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.