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Yungblud’s return to Australia kicked off Saturday (1/10) in Sydney, the first stop of the 2026 Idols World Tour on the continent and his first full Australian headline show since before the plague.
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Lettuce sprouted in Boston in the early 1990s when a group of Berklee College of Music students embraced the funk in ways that grew into a band that has thrived for decades.
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Gov’t Mule rang in 2026 with a New Year’s Eve stand at the Beacon Theatre in New York on Wednesday (12/31) for a New Years Run that included a totally different show at the venue the night before (12/30) and an opening salvo in Schenectady on 12/28.
On Tour Now
The Liverpudlian trio, The Wombats, formed in the early 2000s after singer and guitarist Matthew Murphy met bassist Tord Øverland-Knudsen and drummer Dan Haggis while studying at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA). Their breakthrough came with 2007's A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation, and like the olympics follow-up LPs every four years from This Modern Glitch (2011) and Glitterbug (2015) helped grow their fanbase. It also didn't hurt that singles “Let’s Dance to Joy Division” and “Greek Tragedy” were embraced by UK and US audiences.
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Portugal. The Man was joined by “Weird Al” Yankovic at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg on Tuesday (12/02) for a chaotic, funny, and surprisingly fierce one-two punch that closed with a Rage Against the Machine cover.
Guest Appearances
Limp Bizkit opened their Mexico City show on Saturday (11/29) with a tribute video to their founding bassist Sam Rivers, whose tragic death on October 18 at age 48 was announced by the band the following day.
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David Byrne© Erica Lauren
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Thanksgiving's NFL halftime shows were full of top notch musical talent this year but the treatment of one of the artists have many fans and viewers yelling Hey!
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Singer songwriter Taylor Acorn is the poster child of how nice it can sound to grow up on country and evolve into endearing pop punk.
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Doja Cat kicked off her Ma Vie World Tour on Tuesday (11/18) at Spark Arena in Auckland with a 27-song show that marked the first performance of the run and the public premiere of a half dozen new tracks.
