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The Music City Rodeo will return to Nashville's Bridgestone Arena from May 28-30, 2026, headlined by Miranda Lambert, Charley Crockett, and Jon Pardi. The three-day event, featuring professional rodeo competitions like bull riding and barrel racing, will also serve as an official Cinch Playoff Series Rodeo, showcasing top athletes including champion bullfighters Cody Webster and Dusty Tuckness. Three-time Grammy winner Lambert will perform on May 28, followed by two-time Grammy nominee Crockett on May 29, and CMA and ACM Awards winner Pardi on May 30. Co-founder Tim McGraw announced the lineup during his recent Las Vegas residency, following the successful inaugural 2025 event which raised over $292,000 in prize money and featured performances by McGraw, Reba McEntire, and Jelly Roll. A portion of proceeds will support Nashville's Monroe Carell Jr Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt, with tickets available starting on Friday, December 12. 

Bob Dylan has announced that he is extending his Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour into 2026 with a 27-date U.S. run from March 21 to May 1. The jaunt kicks off at the Orpheum Theater in Omaha, Nebraska, on March 21, followed by stops in smaller towns across South Dakota, his native Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, before finishing up at the Abilene Auditorium in Abilene, Texas, on May 1. At the age of 84, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer continues on his signature Never Ending Tour with a series of shows in support of his 2020 album, Rough and Rowdy Ways, and follows Dylan's summer appearance alongside Willie Nelson at the country legend's Outlaw Music Festival and a headlining tour of Europe this past fall. Tickets for Dylan's newly announced dates go on-sale on Friday, December 12. 

On Tuesday (December 8), the Goo Goo Dolls announced the dates and details of their Summer 2026 US tour, where they will be supported by Neon Trees. The 26-date trek will hit amphitheaters and arenas across the country starting on July 24 in Lincoln, California, stopping in cities like Boise, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Tampa, and Charleston, before concluding on September 6 in Uncasville, Connecticut. Artist presale begins on Tuesday (December 9), followed by a public on-sale on Friday (December 12). Prior to the summer trek, Goo Goo Dolls will take part in a previously announced Canadian tour with Dashboard Confessional in March and April, followed by a residency at The Venetian Theatre in Las Vegas in May. The tour announcement follows the viral resurgence of the band's Grammy-nominated 1998 "Iris," and the recent release of their Summer Anthem EP. 

On Monday (December 8), Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte announced the dates and details of their co-headlining 2026 North American tour. The 16-date jaunt will run from July 25 to August 27, kicking off in Ridgedale, Missouri, and concluding in Phoenix, Arizona, while hitting arenas and amphitheaters in major music markets including Chicago, St. Louis, Toronto, Montreal, New York, Tampa, Dallas, and Denver. The tour marks Good Charlotte's first North American outing since 2018, and the announcement follows last week's release of Avenged Sevenfold's new single, "Magic," from the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Season 01 patch, their first new music since their 2023 album, Life Is but a Dream... "Excited to tour with our friends and see you all next summer," A7X wrote in their instagram post. Ticket pre-sale begins on Thursday (December 11), followed by a general on-sale starting on Friday (December 12). 

David Guetta has made history on Billboard's Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart by earning his 20th No. 1 with his recent collaboration, "Gone Gone Gone" featuring Teddy Swims and Tones and I, making Guetta the artist with the most No. 1s in the chart's 22-year history. The track, which was released in October 2025, jumps up six spots to reach No. 1 on this week's chart on the strength of a 48% increase in plays among 24/7 dance reporters and pop stations' mix show hours. This track also marks Guetta's fourth No. 1 of 2025 alone, setting a new single-year record. Guetta first topped the tally in June 2007 with "The World Is Mine" featuring JD Davis, and he has dominated the chart over the course of the 2020s, as 12 of his songs have reached No. 1 this decade. In addition to Guetta's milestone, the track represents the first Dance/Mix Show Airplay No. 1 for Teddy Swims and Tones and I. 

After 15 years performing and recording as the country duo Maddie & Tae, Maddie Font and Tae Kerr have announced they are ending their professional partnership. The pair are resisting the term "breakup" as they "are embarking on separate journeys," with Kerr focusing on family life as a stay-at-home mom and Font pursuing a solo music career. "We're leaving this so open-ended because we might make another record one day," Font says, while adding, "We might go do some tour dates one day. But just in this season. it doesn't feel aligned for us to do it together."
Both singers emphasize their enduring friendship and openness to future collaborations, with Kerr prioritizing her children and home while Font prepares to release solo music blending country, gospel, and R&B influences. The duo expressed gratitude for their fans as they plan a series of special final shows together while being careful to avoid calling it a farewell tour. The duo's 2014 debut single, "Girl in a Country Song," went to No. 1 when they were both only 19-years-old, and industry accolades quickly followed, with Maddie & Tae receiving 13 CMA nominations, including 11 for vocal duo of the year, 11 ACM nominations, including nine for duo of the year, and six CMT Awards nominations

The Marshall Tucker Band (MTB) is kicking off 2026 with a coast-to-coast slate of headlining dates on their newly announced While I'm Young Tour. Beginning in January, the tour brings the legendary southern rock group to major theaters, casinos, and performing arts centers across the country, along with a weeklong appearance aboard the 70's Rock & Romance Cruise. Lead singer Doug Gray says the band's momentum continues to build with every passing year. "Over fifty years later, we continue to grow, improve and intensely bring the fans what they love," says Gray. "This past year was an overwhelming success, and the band looks forward to seeing the great fans who have stood behind the MTB since forever. We believe 2026 will be the best year yet. While I'm young!" The nationwide run will bring the band to major markets across America, including New York, Phoenix, Denver (Colorado Springs), the Washington D.C. region (Havre De Grace), the San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California, Palm Beach, Myrtle Beach, and more. Fans from coast to coast will have the chance to experience the MTB's signature blend of southern rock, country, and blues. MTB's While I'm Young Tour kicks-off January 10 at the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds in Hiawassee, Georgia. More dates will be announced via marshalltucker.com in the coming months. 2026 Marshall Tucker Band While I'm Young Tour Dates:Jan 10 - Hiawassee, GA - Georgia Mountain FairgroundsJan 17 - Immokalee, FL - Seminole Center OutdoorsJan 29 - Havre De Grace, MD - Star CentreJan 30 - Mashantucket, CT - Scorpion Bar FoxwoodsJan 31 - Bensalem, PA - Parx Xcite CenterFeb 1 - Patchogue, NY - Patchogue Theatre for the Performing ArtsFeb 12 - Mayetta, KS - Prairie Band Casino & ResortFeb 13 - Colorado Springs, CO - Phil Long Music HallFeb 14 - Santa Fe, NM - Buffalo Thunder Resort CasinoFeb 20 - Menlo Park, CA - The Guild TheatreFeb 21 - Canyon Lake, CA - The Lodge at Sunset BeachFeb 22 - Turlock, CA - Turlock Community TheatreFeb 24 - Del Mar, CA - The SoundFeb 26 - Palm Springs, CA - Plaza TheatreFeb 27 - Flagstaff, AZ - Twin Arrows Navajo Casino ResortFeb 28 - Phoenix, AZ - Celebrity TheatreMarch 6 - Plant City, FL - Florida Strawberry FestivalMarch 7 - Palm Beach, FL - Glazer HallMarch 12 - Wausau, WI - Grand TheaterMarch 13 - Green Bay, WI - EPIC Event CenterMarch 14 - Shipshewana, IN - Blue Gate Performing Arts CenterMarch 21-28 - Fort Lauderdale, FL - 70's Rock & Romance Cruise 2026April 3 - Tulsa, OK - Osage Casino HotelMay 1 - Grant, OK - Stage 271May 2 - Forrest City, AR - UA-EACC Fine Arts CenterMay 28 - Tulalip, WA - Tulalip Resort CasinoMay 29 - Salem, OR - Elsinore TheatreJune 5 - Emmett, ID - Roadhouse at the MillJuly 12 - Myrtle Beach, SC - The Carolina OpryAug 15 - Webster, MA - Indian Ranch About The Marshall Tucker BandThanks to hits like "Can't You See," "Heard It in a Love Song," "Fire on the Mountain," and "24 Hours At a Time," The Marshall Tucker Band, a 5x Gold, 3x Platinum-selling southern rock and country group, has sold millions of albums worldwide. MTB songs have been featured in major motion picture films and television shows including Breaking Bad, Blow, The Box, Swing Vote, Half Nelson, My Name Is Earl, Cold Case Files, and Good Guys, with many more to come. CMT (Country Music Television) named the MTB's "Can't You See" the #4 Greatest Southern Rock Song. The MTB's debut album, The Marshall Tucker Band, reigns as Gibson Guitar's #5 Greatest Southern Rock Album. Ultimate Classic Rock crowned the MTB's "Can't You See" as the #1 Southern Rock Song, and GRAMMY Magazine named the group's logo one of the most distinctive and iconic brands in music. In 2023, the MTB was awarded Pandora's Billionaires Plaque, recognizing over one billion streams on the platform. The Marshall Tucker Band was founded in Spartanburg, SC over five decades ago

WHAM!'s timeless holiday classic "Last Christmas" continues its extraordinary four-decade run, soaring to Number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week and Billboard Holiday 100 this week, its highest U.S. chart position ever. 41 years after its release, the song proves more unstoppable than ever, notably reaching nine times RIAA Platinum this week and reaffirming its place among the most beloved and enduring holiday songs of all time.
"We are delighted that Wham!'s iconic "Last Christmas" has reached a new all-time high at Number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, a testament to a brilliant song and timeless record that embodies the very sound of Christmas and continues to resonate with audiences while captivating new listeners around the world, more than forty years after it was first released. Thank you to everyone who keeps this song at the very heart of Christmas." - George Michael Entertainment. "I'm delighted to learn that WHAM!'s perennial Christmas favorite 'Last Christmas' has secured the Billboard No. 2 spot this week." adds Andrew Ridgeley. "Since its release over 40 years ago, Last Christmas has established itself worldwide as one of the most cherished Christmas classics, beloved by all generations. It's an amazing testament to the special place the song occupies in so many hearts and one that its composer George Michael would have been immensely proud of. Thank you everyone who has embraced the song as a little piece of their own Merry Christmas."
Originally released by WHAM! back in December 1984, the six-time multi-platinum classic peaked at number one in 16 countries upon its release and is officially the fourth highest-selling single of all time in the UK where it claimed the number one spot multiple times over the last four decades and has amassed an incredible five billion combined streams. Now, 41 years on, the song has woven itself into the very fabric of the holiday season.
The milestone arrives as global celebrations continue after the track's massive 40th anniversary, including last season's release of the Last Christmas 40th Anniversary EP, featuring all original versions plus a previously unreleased live performance by George Michael, and the debut of WHAM!: Last Christmas Unwrapped, now streaming on Netflix.
"Last Christmas" continues to resonate across generations, finding new life each holiday season and cementing WHAM!'s legacy as icons of the Christmas canon

"Dark Skies" stands as one of the most personal and defiant moments on the record-a song born from the weight of being held hostage by your own past. At its core, the track confronts a painful truth: some people will only ever see you at your lowest, no matter how far you've climbed since.
 The song's narrative is rooted in accountability and resilience. It begins with a voice admitting, "I know I've done wrong. I've owned it. I've learned from it, and I've changed." But the world doesn't always accept growth so easily. For many, it's simpler to keep someone cast in the role of villain-to turn them into the demon they can point to when they need a scapegoat, or a contrast to feel righteous beside. "Dark Skies" exposes that dynamic with unflinching honesty.
 Rather than begging to be seen differently, the song pushes toward a bold acceptance: you can evolve and still be judged. You can be better and still be blamed. And if people insist on painting you as the monster, then let them-because their story doesn't have to define your path.
 "Dark Skies" is ultimately an anthem of reclaimed power. It's about walking through the storm on your own terms, refusing to be anchored to who you were, and rejecting anyone who tries to keep you chained to a moment you've already outgrown. The message is clear and unapologetic: keep moving forward, even under dark skies, and let the ones who doubt your growth live with their own shadows. 
Story Behind the New Album: "Nexus"
Nexus emerges as a raw and unflinching descent through the circles of human emotion-anger, grief, addiction, loss, trauma, depression, anxiety, and self-doubt-and the quiet internal collapse that often shadows them. While not a traditional concept album, Nexus is built on an intentional emotional continuity. Each song spills into the next, forming a tightly woven chain of cause and consequence, where no moment exists in isolation.
The project was born from the band's desire to confront the cycles we all return to throughout our lives. Pain breeds reflection; reflection sparks reform; reform inevitably loops back into new forms of pain. These cycles, though harsh, are universal-and Nexus embraces them rather than shying away.
Across the record, the band captures the paradox of the human condition: that falling apart is often the first step toward rebuilding, and that every emotion, no matter how destructive or fleeting, is connected to something larger. Nexus stands as their testament to that truth-proof that every rise and collapse, every relapse and recovery, every moment of clarity and confusion, all belong to the same unbroken chain that shapes us.
With its seamless transitions and emotionally cohesive arc, Nexus invites listeners not just to hear the music, but to inhabit the emotional landscape it maps. It is, at its core, an exploration of what it means to be human when everything feels interconnected, unavoidable, and profoundly real.
Biography:
 Seconds To Serenity emerged in 2012 from the depths of Chicago's alternative metal scene, quickly distinguishing themselves with a sound that balances precision-crafted intensity and piercing emotional vulnerability. Their music bridges heaviness and heart-equal parts atmospheric and aggressive-drawing natural comparisons to Breaking Benjamin, Starset, Motionless in White, I Prevail, Alter Bridge, Sevendust, and Three Days Grace. From the beginning, their identity has been defined by contrast: light inside darkness, melody woven through fury, and lyrics that expose the raw nerves of the human experience.
The band's early years were marked by rapid creative fire. Their debut full-length, Scarlet (2013), and follow-up EP/demo Learn to Fly (2015) showcased a young group exploring their sonic boundaries with ambition and emotional depth. But just as their momentum accelerated, Seconds To Serenity slipped into silence-a nearly decade-long hiatus that left fans waiting, wondering, and hoping the story wasn't over.
In 2025, that silence shattered.
Founding frontman Jake LoGiudice (vocals/guitar) reignited the project with renewed purpose, expanding the lineup with Brian Benischek (guitar), Dana Goggin (bass), and Draven DC (drums). Together, they forged a sound reborn from isolation, matured through hardship, and sharpened by life's most unforgiving lessons. The new era of Seconds To Serenity is darker, heavier, more cinematic, and more emotionally charged than anything in their past-a transformation rather than a continuation.
Their rebirth began with the release of "Bloom", a haunting meditation on growth born from suffering. It was followed by "The Void", a visceral descent into loss, nihilism, and self-destruction. Their third single, "Without You", released August 7th, further solidified their resurgence, capturing the attention of both longtime listeners and new audiences across the modern alternative metal landscape. With each release, Seconds To Serenity built a sonic world defined by atmospheric tension, soaring hooks, crushing dynamics, and lyrics that cut with surgical honesty.
Now, the band prepares to deliver their most ambitious work yet: Nexus, a full-length conceptual experience arriving Halloween 2025. The album explores the cyclical nature of human emotion-anger, grief, addiction, trauma, reflection, and rebirth-woven into a seamless journey of cause and consequence. Nexus is not simply a return; it is a declaration of who Seconds To Serenity have become.
For fans drawn to the beauty within darkness, Seconds To Serenity offer something deeper than sound: a cathartic release, a shared reckoning, and a reminder that pain can be reshaped into power. Their music stands as a testament to endurance, evolution, and the transformative force of honest expression. Seconds To Serenity aren't just making a comeback-they are redefining themselves, and in the process, reshaping the next chapter of modern alternative metal

Swiss hard rockers BLACK DIAMONDS are ringing in the holidays with their brand-new anthem CHRISTMAS TIME. This high-energy, hook-driven rock song would feel perfectly at home in the catalogs of BON JOVI, DEF LEPPARD, or BRYAN ADAMS and saw the light of day last Friday December 5th. It's Christmas music in BLACK DIAMONDS style. Loud, warm-hearted, and irresistibly melodic!
For the band, releasing a Christmas song is anything but a gimmick. "It's not a clich or a marketing gag," they explain. "We actually love Christmas and we've always wanted to write a holiday track. Somehow, we were always either too late, too early, or just not in the right mood." This year things finally aligned though not without pressure. "It was tight and pretty stressful, but it worked out, and we managed to finish the song just in time."
The initial spark came from Chris, whose riff and intro had been around for a while. When the band revisited the idea, they instantly recognized its potential. "We thought it could work perfectly as a Christmas song, so we built the chorus around it." Lyrically and emotionally, CHRISTMAS TIME reflects what the season means to all the members of BLACK DIAMONDS, a period to slow down reconnect, and appreciate the warmth of family and tradition. "For us, Christmas is a time to be with family, to unwind. Whether it's gathering with relatives or strolling through Christmas markets. It's about taking time and letting the world spin a little slower."
Even if the run-up to the holidays tends to be chaotic, the BLACK DIAMONDS members believe people grow a little friendlier at this time of year. And with children in their lives today, the season has taken on an even deeper meaning. "You start remembering your own childhood, and we try to keep certain traditions alive." One tradition they won't be reviving, though, is traditional sing-along Christmas carols. "We all always hated the group singing with those old songs on repeat," the band admits with a grin. "That's why a good rock song is exactly what was missing."
With CHRISTMAS TIME the BLACK DIAMONDS are turning the holiday season up to eleven and start a new Christmas tradition!