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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. 

Twisted Sister revealed their first four 2026 concert dates with Sebastian Bach replacing retired vocalist Dee Snider. The shows include September 4th in Palmer, Alaska, September 12th in Durant, Oklahoma, October 8th in Niagara Falls, Ontario, and October 12th in Windsor, Ontario. Tickets go on sale Friday. The band scrapped original 50th anniversary reunion plans after Snider's "sudden and unexpected resignation" due to health challenges. Guitarists Jay Jay French and Eddie Ojeda will tour with bassist Russell Pzutto from Snider's solo band and former Ace Frehley drummer Joey Cassata. Bach expressed his excitement, stating "I am in shock! I am the lead singer of Twisted Sister." The lifelong Twisted Sister fan has been covering "I Wanna Rock" during recent solo performances. These dates won't conflict with Bach's existing solo tour schedule. 

Queen Latifah will host the 2026 American Music Awards on May 25th at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, marking her return three decades after co-hosting with Tom Jones and Lorrie Morgan in 1995. The live ceremony airs on CBS and Paramount+ on Memorial Day. "I am so excited to return to the American Music Awards stage to host this year," Latifah said. "It's been an incredible year for music and there is no better place to celebrate than in Vegas." Jennifer Lopez hosted last year's ceremony, where Billie Eilish won 7 awards including Artist of the Year. Latifah recently received National Medals of Arts & Humanities recognition and is developing her biopic

Michelle Dick faces seven criminal charges in Los Angeles County for allegedly stalking former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham between late 2021 and March 2026. Prosecutors say Dick threw an unidentified substance at the 76-year-old musician in Santa Monica on March 25th while under a restraining order. The felony complaint includes charges for criminal threats, assault with a deadly weapon involving her vehicle, and vandalizing Buckingham's Mercedes-Benz. Dick allegedly made a false 911 call in November 2024, claiming Buckingham's son was suicidal and she heard gunshots, leading to police handcuffing the musician during a house search. Buckingham obtained a restraining order after Dick allegedly left threatening voicemails claiming to be his child, demanded money for facial deformities, and threatened his family. "I am terrified," Buckingham wrote in court documents

Venice Beach hardcore unit XCOMM announce their debut album Time To Burn, due Friday, May 22 via Blowed Out Records, and share new single and music video "Borrowed Happiness" today. 
Produced by Ross Robinson (Korn, The Cure, Slipknot, Glassjaw, At The Drive In), Time To Burn is the full statement that previous singles - "Reasons," "Fake ID," and "Hot Pursuit / One And Nothing" have been pointing toward since XCOMM first broke cover in September 2025. In the months since, "Fake ID" surpassed 2.5 million views, the band opened for the Foo Fighters at a sold-out Kia Forum charity show, they earned a spot on the prestigious NME 100 of 2026, and built a following of nearly 80,000 Instagram followers in a matter of weeks.
Speaking on the making of Time To Burn, drummer Revel Ian shares:
"Ross Robinson transformed us into musical weapons that will blow your head off when you play our record."
Frontman Michael Gatto adds:
?"I'll forever be grateful for having the opportunity to record this album, the whole process from tracking to mixing was truly incredible. Borrowed Happiness is one of my favorite tracks on the record, shooting the music videos with Darren and all the dudes in the van was super cool and I love when we play this one live."
Producer Ross Robinson says:
"Nothing brings me more satisfaction as a producer than sharing that undeniable life force of untainted expression...XCOMM, being the youngest band I've ever worked with, I had to nickname the studio sessions as "daycare." It was so fun and alive throughout the whole process. Made me realize on another level how important the pulse of youth truly is."
The release arrives with XCOMM's live presence already in full swing. Fresh off opening for the Foo Fighters at a sold-out Kia Forum charity show in January and an appearance at the 3rd Anniversary Parking Lot Show at The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas alongside Spike and the Gimme Gimmes, Kate Clover, The Whops, and River Ratts, the band head to Pacific Electric in Los Angeles on April 11th for California Chaos Festival alongside Militarie Gun, Stateside, Grave Secrets, Blossom, Jawdropped and Star 99, before joining Warped Tour 2026 in Washington D.C. on June 13th and 14th and Long Beach, CA on July 25th and 26th.
XCOMM 2026 Live Dates
April 11, 2026 -- Los Angeles, CA -- Pacific Electric (California Chaos Festival)
June 13 and 14, 2026 -- Washington, D.C. -- Warped Tour
July 25 and 26, 2026 -- Long Beach, CA -- Warped Tou

Frontiers Music Srl is pleased to announce the signing of legendary melodic rock duo NELSON to the label's roster. The band, led by master songwriting twin brothers Matthew and Gunnar Nelson, will also appear at the upcoming Frontiers Rock Festival on Sunday, May 3, 2026, further strengthening their renewed partnership with the label.
The band comments:
"We're honored to re-join the Frontiers family. NELSON's now classic 'Lightning Strikes Twice' was the first release for Frontiers in America when the label opened up their US office years ago- and as such, we've always felt like a valued part of the team. NELSON is and has always been truly unique - and our family at Frontiers has always valued that, as well as our exhaustive process to write, record, and produce world-class albums that endure the test of time."
"We're honored to reconnect with a roster that celebrates melodic rock music with such passion. We can't wait to share what we've been working on and to deepen our connection with our fans around the world. Be warned: the new NELSON record is amazing," they add.
Mario de Riso, A&R and Business Affairs VP at Frontiers, shares:
"It is an absolute thrill to have NELSON back to the Frontiers roster. Matthew and Gunnar have a very special place in the history of melodic rock, and their talent, identity, and consistency as artists continue to shine. Their music represents the kind of quality, emotion, and craftsmanship we deeply believe in. We look forward to sharing this new music with their loyal fans and with a new generation of listeners."
Matthew and Gunnar Nelson have built a career that truly stands the test of time. Rising to global prominence in the early 1990s with NELSON's multi-platinum debut 'After The Rain,' the twins topped the Billboard Hot 100 with "(Can't Live Without Your) Love And Affection," earning a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. With seven Top 40 singles, five #1 MTV videos, and over 6.5 million albums sold worldwide, NELSON became a defining force of their time.
Deeply rooted in one of America's most storied entertainment families, Matthew and Gunnar bring a rare perspective to longevity in music. Their grandparents, Ozzie and Harriet, made television history with "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet," while Ozzie also pioneered early music-video concepts long before MTV. Their father, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Ricky Nelson, sold over 200 million records and helped found the country rock genre. Carrying this legacy forward, the twins have consistently evolved and continue to connect with audiences across generations through authenticity, craftsmanship, and heart.
Beyond music, Matthew and Gunnar Nelson have also become best-selling authors with their book "What Happened To Your Hair?", adding another dimension to their creative journey.
Today, Matthew and Gunnar Nelson continue to explore fresh creative territory, carrying forward their unmistakable melodic sensibility and soaring sibling harmonies. With a career defined by reinvention and longevity, NELSON remains a vital presence on the rock scene

Carrie Underwood made an unexpected appearance at a Nashville-area church on Easter Sunday, performing "How Great Thou Art" just days after singing the same worship standard on American Idol's faith-focused episode. Churchgoers shared videos on social media showing Underwood's moving performance, backed by a choir in the local congregation. One attendee wrote, "Carrie Underwood just did this on 'American Idol' this past week & I said to Dan as she was singing, 'Man, to be in the room for THAT!' and then boom, she does it at the Easter program we just attended." Underwood also performed "Name Above All Names," a 2024 release by Christian artist Charity Gayle. This marks another surprise church appearance for the devoted Christian singer, who has previously performed at Rolling Hills Community Church in Franklin, Tennessee

Kenny Chesney's 2007 number one hit "Out Last Night" has unexpectedly gone viral after appearing in a TikTok video with over 24 million views. A woman posted the video seeking help to find "Mike," a man her friend met at a lineman rodeo in Huntsville, Alabama. The post described Mike as her friend's "soulmate" and included photos of them kissing at a bar. However, the situation turned controversial when Mike's wife discovered the video and commented, "Nemo has a home. He is busy explaining this to his two children." The revelation sparked widespread internet backlash against the unfaithful husband -- and dramatically boosted the song's popularity, with Shazam searches increasing over 400% and Spotify streams surging. Chesney continues his Sphere residency in Las Vegas through mid-June