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Alt/Pop/Synthwave artist Arena returns with a powerful re-imagining of Lou Gramm's iconic hit "Just Between You and Me," delivering a modern, synth-driven take on the classic track while honoring its timeless heart. The song was produced by Justin "JD" deBlieck (Ice Nine Kills).
 
"Covering 'Just Between You and Me' honestly meant a lot to me. Being from Rochester, NY and growing up knowing that a voice as legendary as Lou Gramm came from the same place-it hits different. There's a real pride in that. I didn't want to just cover the song, I wanted to do it justice while bringing my own sound into it. It's one of those moments where everything just feels aligned," says Arena.
 
The collaboration marks a full-circle moment for Arena, who has been driven by music from a young age. Picking up his first guitar at the age of 10, Joey Arena knew there was no "Plan B"-music was his calling. By 17, he was already a road-seasoned performer, playing night after night and steadily building a loyal fanbase. Hailing from Rochester, NY-a city that's produced household names like Lou Gramm and Steve Gadd-Arena's musical journey is deeply rooted in a city rich with artistry and influence.
 

Lainey Wilson's Netflix documentary Keepin' Country Cool premieres April 22nd, showcasing her journey to becoming CMA Entertainer Of The Year. The trailer dropped Wednesday, featuring Wilson describing her path as a "14-year overnight success" after grinding for years in Nashville. Directed by Amy Scott, the film includes childhood footage of five-year-old Wilson performing and clips from early gigs, including one atop an AC unit where she was paid with free hot dogs for life. Wilson calls that "one of the biggest flexes I will ever have." The documentary covers her relationship with fianc Devlin "Duck" Hodges, her decision to freeze eggs for future motherhood, and the daily challenges of fame. "People keep sayin' country's cool again," Wilson states. "Well, I say it never stopped being cool.

Electronic music pioneer Howard Jones headlines a 21-date North American tour featuring Wang Chung, The English Beat, and Modern English. The "Things Can Only Get Better" tour launches July 19 in Napa and concludes August 23 in Toronto, visiting Los Angeles, Austin, Indianapolis, Atlantic City, and Boston. Jones curated the lineup, stating "I dreamed of curating a tour with my favorite bands that could bring some positivity in our troubled times." Each band will perform full sets. Tickets go on sale Friday. Jones emphasized: "Things Can Only Get Better is a message of hope for a future that we can create, when we stand up for the world we want to live in." 

"Things Can Only Get Better" 2026 Tour Dates:07/19 - Napa, CA @ Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions07/20 - Saratoga, CA @ The Mountain Winery07/21 - Paso Robles, CA @ Paso Robles Event Center07/23 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Greek Theatre07/24 - San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre07/26 - Las Vegas, NV @ Resorts World Theatre07/29 - West Valley City, UT @ Maverik Center07/30 - Greenwood Village, CO @ Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre08/01 - Council Bluffs, IA @ Harrah's Stir Cove08/04 - Austin, TX @ ACL Live At The Moody Theatre08/05 - Grand Prairie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre08/07 - Indianapolis, IN @ Everwise Amphitheater At White River State Park08/08 - Rochester Hills, MI @ Meadow Brook Amphitheatre08/11 - Kettering, OH @ Fraze Pavilion08/12 - Lewiston, NY @ Artpark Amphitheater08/14 - Atlantic City, NJ @ Borgata Resort Spa & Casino08/15 - Washington, DC @ The Anthem08/19 - Boston, MA @ Citizens House Of Blues08/20 - Wantagh, NY @ Northwell Health At Jones Beach Theater08/21 - Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center08/23 - Toronto, ON @ The Bowl At Sobeys Stadium

Ariana Grande confirmed her return to the recording studio through Instagram photos posted Wednesday, fueling rumors about her eighth album. The captionless images show Grande recording vocals and producing audio files on her computer. One photo features a dark, greenish-gray print of pressed flowers, possibly hinting at the project's aesthetic. Fans responded enthusiastically, with comments like "AG8 IS COMING." Grande's last album, Eternal Sunshine, topped the Billboard 200 for three weeks in 2024. Previously, Grande suggested taking a break from music to focus on acting, but fans noticed her Brighter Days hotline message changed in April, saying "We're counting down the 8s - oops! I mean, the days." The hint coincides with her upcoming Eternal Sunshine tour launching in June

A small town in the far north of Germany is poised to make its mark on metal history.
That sounds like a familiar success story, but no, we're not talking about Wacken.
In Bremerv rde, right on Lake V rder, a new metal festival is taking place in 100 days featuring e.g. Warlord, Rage, and Victory, as well as ANCIENT CURSE, who have also agreed to compose the festival anthem and release it as a new single today.
Top-notch progressive metal with an anthemic feel!
METAL LAKE - The metal open-air festival on the lake stage in Bremerv rde, Lower Saxony, July 18, 2026
Biography:
The North Germans have been shining with convincing progressive power metal for almost 40 years. With the premise of "breaking new ground" (literally), the band achieved cult status in Cuba in the mid-nineties and were the first western band since the Beatles to actually tour there with their No.1 hit! Even though the band went noticeably quiet for a while, the new album - their second since 2020 - is even more impressive and multi-layered than its predecessor.
The professional standard also applies to the live performance: whether headlining or supporting (Brainstorm, Rage, Victory, Rough Silk, Tankard and many more), Ancient Curse have always managed to captivate the audience with their energetic live show. They also composed the festival anthem for the upcoming "Metal Lake" metal festival

Brazilian rock trio ELECTRIC MOB are proud to share the new live version of "4 letters," taken from the upcoming digital deluxe edition of their sophomore album '2 Make U Cry & Dance,' set for release on July 10th via Frontiers Music Srl. The digital deluxe edition will feature the full studio release alongside six live tracks performed at Capital Moto Week 2024.
On the live version of "4 letters," the band shares:
"It's a deep honest declaration of the reality of love. For someone, something or simply yourself. We often downplay or trivialize feelings like it's nothing, and '4 letters' is a wake up call to love and to mean it."

Without hiding their classic rock influences and driven by a modern, restless vision, ELECTRIC MOB are unafraid to break away from clich s and push rock fans beyond their comfort zone.
Hailing from Curitiba, Brazil, the band burst onto the scene like a mad dog on the loose with their debut album 'DISCHARGE' (2020). Raw, unapologetic, and emotionally charged, the record broke through borders, surprising international audiences and carving out space on rock radio stations throughout the United States and Europe.
In January 2023, the band released their second album, '2 MAKE U CRY & DANCE,' earning positive reviews across multiple countries. This was followed by a Brazilian headlining tour through 12 cities in six different states. The momentum continued as ELECTRIC MOB joined forces with Project 46 for a nationwide run that expanded into Brazil's Northeast.
Their live streak carried into 2024 and 2025 with a strong presence at major festivals, including Summer Breeze Brasil, now known as Bangers Open Air, where Billboard Brasil cited the band as "one of the most praised performances of the event." Additional highlights include a main stage appearance at Capital Moto Week, which resulted in the live recording 'Live @ Capital Moto Week,' and performances at Por o do Rock (DF), Mundial Rock (SC), SBO Rock Fest (SP), and HackTown (MG).
On the upcoming deluxe release, vocalist Renan Zonta comments:
"We're thrilled to release this super special edition of something we're very proud of. The DLX version of our second album '2 Make U Cry & Dance' comes with kickass live and raw cuts, and it's here to re-insure the power inside this beautiful cake. Give it an extra spin while we're cooking a new one ????"
Guitarist Ben Hur adds:
"We've always considered ourselves a band forged on stage. That's where everything truly comes to life. In this deluxe release of our second album, we're capturing a part of that energy and sharing it with fans who haven't yet had the chance to experience it with us in person.

London quartet Graphic Nature have returned with new single, "Faceless", a feral slab of nu-metalcore, digging into identity, pressure and the urge to strip everything back. It leans into that raw, cathartic side of the band while keeping things direct and grounded. The release, the band's first for new label home Century Media, lands just ahead of their one-off London headline show on April 30th. "Faceless" is a track to sit with when things feel a bit too real, or simply just to play loud and get out of your head for a minute.
"'Faceless' is the beginning of the new era of Graphic Nature," states frontman Harvey Freeman. "We spent a lot of time working on what we wanted to get out of the new sound, our collective influences helped pave the way for what we've created. We are pleased to announce this single will be released via our new record label Century Media."
Graphic Nature are fast becoming one of the most uncompromising voices in modern heavy music, fusing the grit of nu-metal with the weight and precision of contemporary metalcore. Since emerging with their debut album 'A Mind Waiting To Die' (2023) and its follow-up, 'Who Are You When No One Is Watching?' a year later, the band have built a reputation for crafting visceral, groove-driven tracks that channel frustration, identity and the pressure of modern life into something raw and immediate.
With a growing live presence and a string of increasingly confident releases behind them, Graphic Nature are stepping into their next chapter with purpose. Leaning further into heavier textures and sharper conceptual ideas, the band continue to refine a sound that feels both familiar and forward-thinking, positioning themselves as one of the UK's most vital and confrontational new heavy acts

Auckland-based, RnB tinged industrial metal vanguard, Vana has today unleashed her latest track "In Your Name". Today's release is her second since signing to Sumerian Records, whose previous drop "Pray" has already amassed a staggering over 3.7 million streams on Spotify alone and 611k views and counting on YouTube. When asked about the inspiration behind today's release, Vana shared:
"Falling in love is painful. Where there is equal love, there will inevitably be equal loss. Sometimes you fall in love even when it hurts you. Sometimes, loving someone you know is bad for you hurts less than grieving the loss of that love. "In Your Name" demonstrates how far some would go in the name of love, no matter how toxic that love may be."
Having already amassed nearly 1 million Spotify monthly listeners and 85 million streams across platforms, the self-taught, multi-instrumentalist powerhouse is poised to kick off her first US headlining tour beginning next Friday, April 17, in Atlanta, Georgia

Post Malone has teased a massive new project called The Eternal Buzz, potentially featuring 40 songs across a double album format. The artist shared cryptic social media posts hinting at the ambitious release, which would mark his most extensive collection to date. Following his successful transition into country music with 2024's F-1 Trillion album featuring collaborations with artists like Dolly Parton, Blake Shelton, and Tim McGraw, Malone appears ready to explore multiple genres again. The F-1 Trillion project debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and showcased his versatility across musical styles. While official details about The Eternal Buzz remain limited, the proposed 40-track count suggests Malone plans to blend various musical influences and collaborations. He has not confirmed a release date or provided additional specifics about the project's content or featured guests. 

The Academy of Country Music Awards announced three major performers for its May 17th ceremony at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena. Kacey Musgraves will make her ACM Awards performance debut, singing from her upcoming album Middle of Nowhere, set for May 1st release. Little Big Town and Miranda Lambert join the lineup alongside previously announced performers Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson, and Riley Green. The show broadcasts live exclusively on Prime Video and Amazon Music at 8 p.m. ET. Musgraves has won seven ACM Awards, while Little Big Town earned eight. Lambert holds the record for most ACM Awards won by any artist. Nominees will be revealed Thursday. Pre-event activities include Riley Green's May 15th Topgolf performance and a May 16th beach bash at Mandalay Bay featuring Ashley Cooke, Dasha, and others.