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Aaron Watson has revealed he underwent double vocal cord surgery, marking his second procedure in four years. "Man, the last four years I've two vocal chord surgeries. And it kinda made me push the pause button multiple times," Watson explained. The procedures involve surgeons inserting instruments through the mouth and throat to repair vocal fold issues using small tools or lasers. Despite the challenges, Watson reports feeling renewed appreciation for his music career and fans. "Coming out of that, I'm doing great now. I have a new-found appreciation for my career, for the fans... life is short," he stated. The singer recently released his 26-track album Horse Named Texas on March 6th and plans an expanded "Platinum" edition featuring 40 tracks. Watson expressed his commitment to country music's future, saying he's "gonna be all up in country music's kitchen for the next five years." 

Slayer will perform two special concerts this autumn celebrating 40 years of their landmark album Reign in Blood. The thrash metal band plays September 4th at Mystic Lake Amphitheater in Shakopee, Minnesota, with Down, Suicidal Tendencies and Hatebreed supporting. Their second show happens November 13th at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, featuring Cannibal Corpse, the Cavalera brothers performing Sepultura's Chaos A.D. album, and Crowbar. Slayer will perform Reign In Blood entirely at both concerts. Released October 20, 1986, and produced by Rick Rubin, Reign In Blood became Slayer's commercial breakthrough, achieving Gold certification in the U.S

Karol G officially announced her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, making history as the first Latina artist to headline stadiums across Europe as part of a global tour. The Colombian superstar will perform at 39 stadiums across North America, South America, and Europe, with additional dates planned. She revealed the tour during her Coachella headlining performance, where screens flashed "Nos Vamos de Tour" during her finale. Tickets go on sale Monday, April 27 through her official website. The tour promotes her record-breaking album Tropicoqueta, released in June 2025. North American dates begin July 24 in Chicago at Soldier Field, continuing through October

Eminem celebrated 18 years of sobriety by sharing a commemorative coin photo on Instagram. The 53-year-old rapper received congratulations from industry friends including Questlove, Big Sean, and DJ D-Nice. Marshall Mathers has been transparent about his recovery journey following an accidental methadone overdose in December 2007. His addiction problems began in the early 2000s during 8 Mile filming. "I was taking so many pills that I wasn't even taking them to get high anymore, I was taking them to feel normal," he told Rolling Stone in 2011. At his peak, he consumed 40 to 60 Valium and 20 to 30 Vicodin daily. His friend Proof's death in 2006 worsened his spiral until a 2008 wake-up call. Eminem sought rehab counseling and began running daily, stating "I either get help, or I am going to die.

SharpTone Records is thrilled to welcome Glasswaves, a Rochester, New York-based trio that seamlessly blends dark pop, alternative rock, and electronic elements with a heavy and dynamic edge, to the global roster.
Today, the band has shared the video for gloomy and glitchy new single "fvck.me.up." 
"What started as a completely different idea slowly turned into a mix of electronic textures and heavy guitars that just felt right," shares singer Noah Rich. "Once the chorus came together, everything really clicked into place. At its core, the song is about destructive love and emotional dependency that pulls you toward something you know isn't good for you but can't let go of."
He finishes, "Within the world we're building as Glasswaves, it reflects that loss of control and the feeling of giving yourself over to something bigger, whether that's a person, a system, or something inside your own mind. This track is the first piece of a bigger story that will keep unfolding with every release."
Stay tuned for more.
Regarding their new label home, Glasswaves says, "Being able to say Glasswaves is signed to SharpTone Records is honestly surreal. It's a label we've looked up to for a long time, and knowing we're also connected to the legacy of Nuclear Blast makes it even more meaningful. Starting this new chapter with our single 'fvck.me.up' feels like a perfect way to begin."
 Formed in May 2023, the lineup is rounded out by Owen Miller on guitar and Brendan Curtis on bass. In a short time, they have built a reputation for pairing atmospheric melody with explosive intensity, creating a sound that is both cinematic and emotionally raw.
Their music moves fluidly between haunting, electronic driven verses and massive, high impact moments, offering a balance of accessibility and aggression that resonates across genres. Paired with their war paint aesthetic, Glasswaves deliver a live show that is immersive, visceral, and visually striking.
In 2025, the band won the grand prize at the Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands and earned a main stage performance at Warped Tour. That same year, they toured extensively, performing nearly 60 shows and spending close to 80 days on the road, quickly establishing themselves as a compelling and consistent live act.
Now signed to Sharptone Records, Glasswaves are positioned for rapid growth as they continue to push boundaries and connect with a new generation of listeners. With a sound that refuses to be confined to a single genre and a proven work ethic on the road, the band stands ready to make a lasting impact across the alternative and heavy music space. 

Morgan Wallen intends to contribute $1.2 million for improvements at Gibbs High School's baseball facility in Corryton, Tennessee, where he was a student over ten years ago. The Knox County Commission must approve the funding, which could create a "versatile, state-of-the-art multi-use athletic field," according to commission records. Wallen played on Gibbs High School's 2010 national championship baseball team and graduated in 2011. The facility received the designation Morgan Wallen Field in 2025. School officials also plan to construct a softball training facility on campus. The 32-year-old singer will make the contribution through his foundation, which supports youth sports and music initiatives while assisting communities during emergencies. His foundation collects three dollars from each concert ticket sold

Shaboozey revealed plans for his fourth studio album, The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, set for July 31st release. The concept record tells a continuous narrative about Cherie Lee, who witnesses her sheriff father's murder by the Bootcut Boys and embarks on a revenge mission. "It's a western about revenge told continuously through every song, centered on the character Cherie Lee," Shaboozey explained in a statement. The storyline follows Lee as she falls for one of the outlaws during her quest, culminating in a choice between blood and love. Shaboozey describes the project as exploring themes of "revenge, redemption, and romance" while showcasing his evolution as a storyteller. The lead single "Born To Die" drops Friday, with an immersive saloon experience planned for Stagecoach festival

Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst announced plans to create an alternative to Coachella for musicians not invited to the popular California festival. Durst responded to rapper Lil Wayne's social media post about feeling excluded from major events. "It's truly a humbling experience when events like Coachella and the Grammys come around and like clockwork, I'm uninvited and uninvolved," Lil Wayne wrote on X. Durst replied, "Let's start our own experience gathering and our own acknowledgement event to welcome all of the uninvited - I've got a couple [of] ideas I've been working on for quite some while now - happy to elaborate if ever interested - sending good vibes." Despite being a popular wishlist act among attendees, Limp Bizkit has never performed at Coachella since the festival began in 1999

A previously unreleased Prince recording titled "With This Tear" has emerged from the late artist's vault. The piano-driven ballad was composed, produced, and performed entirely by Prince at Paisley Park in November 1991. Grammy-nominated engineer Chris James handled the new mixing and mastering. The single represents the first release in a series of vault recordings leading to a complete album, according to Prince's estate. The track debuted one day before the 10th anniversary of Prince's death and commemorative events at Paisley Park near Minneapolis. Prince originally wrote the song for Celine Dion, who recorded her own version for her 1992 self-titled album. A June celebration will honor Prince's legacy with performances by former band members, Chaka Khan, Morris Day, Tevin Campbell, Sounds of Blackness, Cassandra O'Neal, and Bobby Z at Paisley Park

Singer D4vd, real name David Burke, has been charged with first-degree murder charges in the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. District Attorney Nathan Hochman said Monday that Burke will also face charges for lewd acts with a child and dismembering the body. He pleaded not guilty. Rivas was last seen alive visiting Burke's Hollywood Hills home on April 23, 2025. Her decomposed remains were discovered five months later in a bag inside the front trunk of Burke's Tesla at a tow yard. "There is physical evidence and there is forensic and digital evidence that we intend to present in court to prove these charges beyond a reasonable doubt," Hochman said. Authorities allege Burke had a sexual relationship with Rivas, who was 13 when she ran away from home. The charges include special circumstances including "lying in wait" and murder for financial gain, making the case eligible for death penalty