News From the Music World
Punk meets jazz in Nashville as Turnstile rebels against genre norms with Hayley Williams. Their fiercely independent spirit might just rewrite concert expectations. The revolution arrives September 15th.
Kenny Chesney’s revolutionary tour shatters concert norms, transforming memoir into arena spectacle. Can country music truly become literature? His journey from Tennessee to superstardom comes alive.
K-Pop legend Rain defies industry norms with a shockingly limited three-city encore tour after 16 years away. His $99 tickets won’t last long.
Paul McCartney shuns massive stadiums for an intimate Santa Barbara Bowl show launching his 2025 tour. Tickets cost up to $562.50 through a lottery system. Phones will be banned.
LCD Soundsystem defies touring norms with their fifth NYC residency—12 electrifying nights at Knockdown Center featuring afterparties, wine bars, and DJ sets. Most bands would crumble under this schedule. They’re just getting started.
After 28 years away, country superstar Garth Brooks storms BST Hyde Park in 2026. U.K. fans can finally experience his legendary arena-rock spectacle on June 27. Tickets vanish quickly.
Pop star fights back as resellers charge $1,000 for her Eternal Sunshine Tour tickets. Ariana Grande vows to make this right for heartbroken fans. She’s personally making calls.
Foo Fighters’ mind-blowing $30 intimate show sells out instantly while fans camp overnight against venue rules. No other U.S. performances planned for 2025. New drummer changes everything.
Radiohead fans burned by ticket chaos get redemption through official October 2025 resales. While scalpers run rampant, these legitimate platforms offer hope. The band stands firm against fraud.
Doctors said he’d never perform again. Now Vince Neil stuns crowds after a paralyzing stroke, proving even medical experts can be catastrophically wrong.
