Guest Appearances
Move Over Dua Lipa, Jonas Bros Are Bringing The Most Guests
The Jonas Brothers’ Jonas20: Greetings From Your Hometown tour has turned into a glorious parade of special guests.
Guest Appearances
The Jonas Brothers’ Jonas20: Greetings From Your Hometown tour has turned into a glorious parade of special guests.
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Queens of the Stone Age unearthed an evening of ghosts, grooves, and a live debut at the legendary Chicago Theatre on Thursday (10/2) to kick off their Catacombs Tour. The three-act performance even included a Vulture cover which was apropos to the theme.
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After nearly a decade of silence, the spirit of radio will play once more when Rush reunites for the Fifty Something Tour, with drummer Anika Nilles stepping into Neil Peart’s legendary seat.
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Cheap Trick said hello and goodbye at once Wednesday (10/1) when they returned to the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, the same arena that put them on the rock 'n' roll map nearly half a century ago.
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Sabrina Carpenter brewed up more than just espresso when she headlined Austin City Limits, serving an impressive country-kissed set that left Zilker Park buzzing on Saturday (10/4, good buddy).
Festivals
Doechii, the reigning Grammy winner for Best Rap album headlined the New York edition of All Things Go on Saturday (9/27) at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens before a sold-out crowd of 14,000.
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Sir Paul McCartney launched the US leg of his 2025 Got Back Tour on Friday (9/26) at the Santa Barbara Bowl, surprising the sold-out crowd by opening with “Help!” the Beatles song he had not performed in full since 1965.
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Zach Bryan didn’t just play Michigan Stadium on Saturday (9/27), he got the Big House into the record books by setting the bar for American concert attendance.
Live Debuts
Chance the Rapper kicked off his And We Back Tour in Houston and New Orleans, celebrating his long-awaited sophomore album.
Festivals
Cardi B proved she was up to the last minute challenge when took the stage at Global Citizen Festival in Central Park on Saturday (9/27), stepping in as the surprise headliner after The Weeknd withdrew earlier in the week. Delivering the crowd of 60k on the Great Lawn a mini set that included “Bodak Yellow,” “I Like It,” “Outside,” as well as the live debut of “ErrTime," Cardi was hilarious and outrageous as many fans got to see for the first time a pregnant woman twerking. The Weeknd explained his absence on Wednesday via social media.