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Kagurabachi Vol. 12 finishes just behind at No. 2.

“I think what’s so exciting about R&B right now is the foundation is so strong,” he said during his acceptance speech.

Ahead of their Billboard Hip-Hop Hall of Fame induction, The Roots sat down with Carl Lamarre at Billboard House this week.

The last few years have seen concerted efforts by European broadcasters to enable small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to advertise on TV, including the release of RTL AdAlliance’s AdManager last year, and the UK launch of Comcast’s Universal Ads in June. TF1 PUB, the ad sales house of French broadcaster TF1, has proven particularly agile Read More

Most people do not stop making things because they stopped caring. They stop because the act of returning starts to feel too loaded. The guitar becomes a test of whether you are still a musician. The blank page becomes a referendum on whether you were ever any good. The project waits for some cleaner future […]

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The complete set times place a three-hour-plus Pretty Lights performance at the center of every night in Buena Vista. The first thing that jumps out in Yahn Dawn’s 2026 set times is how little the event tries to cram onto its Main Stage. LP Giobbi opens Friday with her Dead House set. Emancipator brings a […]

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For a brief moment, the spirit of Alpe d’Huez lived at the Holy Grounds grounds of Tomorrowland Belgium. Tomorrowland Winter returns from March 20-27, 2027. A magical week where music, snow and the People of Tomorrow come together in the mountains of Alpe d’Huez. Follow Tomorrowland Instagram: https://tomorrow.land/IG TikTok: https://tomorrow.land/TikTok Stream and listen to all festival sets in the Tomorrowland App: https://tomorrowland.com/app Live Today, Love Tomorrow, Unite Forever. www.tomorrowland.com

Dave Matthews Band closed their summer tour with their annual Labor Day run at George, WA’s The Gorge. After performing their 2009 release Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King in its entirety and welcoming opener Stephen Wilson Jr. to the stage Friday, the surprises continued on Saturday.

First, Tatiana Hargreaves, one of several fiddlers who has sat in with Dave Matthews Band this summer, emerged for “Satellite” and “Grace is Gone.” Then, Pearl Jam guitarist and Seattle music hero Mike McCready took the stage with Dave Matthews Band for the first time since 2022 for Led Zeppelin’s “Fool in the Rain,” and Casey Driessen, another fiddler who has sat in with DMB this year, appeared on “Pig” and “Lie in Our Graves.” Just as surprising, Driessen remained on stage while Hargreaves returned for some double-fiddle action on a set-closing “Ants Marching” as well as an encore of Bob Dylan’s “Oh, Sister,” which hadn’t been played by the full Dave Matthews Band since June 3, 2015.

For the tour-closing gig on Sunday, Dave Matthews Band invited Jesse Welles and Sierra Hull to supply support duties. Welles returned to the stage during the headliner’s set eight songs in for a memorable cover of Daniel Lanois’ “The Maker,” while Hull appeared a bit later on the country classic “Long Black Veil,” “Spoon” and an extended “The Last Stop.” Driessen also dropped in on “Spoon” and Hargreaves took the stage soon after for “Cry Freedom.” Then both players helped the band out on the violin showcase “Tripping Billies.”

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Kings of Leon will release their 10th full-length studio album, O My Beloved, on November 6 via Love Tap Records, distributed by Virgin Music. The ensemble self-produced the record for the first time, stripping things back from the expansive sound that has defined much of their career and returning to the raw spirit of their early days on the festival scene.

“We have already surpassed anything we ever imagined we could do, and we’ve built something that is so special. I thought, wouldn’t it be beautiful to make an album that is looking back on all of the things that we’ve done and appreciating how we got here,” lead singer Caleb Followill said in a statement of the new music, which reflects on their personal journeys. “In the songs, there’s our families, stories from our childhood, things that maybe didn’t seem that significant at the time, but the way they find their way into these songs kind of lets me realize how impactful they really were in my life.”

Alongside the album announcement, Kings of Leon have released “My Whole World,” the first single from O My Beloved. The song “emerged from a deeply personal place, with long-held memories and emotions finding their way into the music.” The result “is an emotionally charged introduction to the album and a glimpse into the more vulnerable side of Kings of Leon captured throughout the record.”  The Follow brothers lost their mother in 2021; their last record, Can We Please Have Fun, arrived in 2024.

To celebrate the announcement of O My Beloved, Kings of Leon will perform a special show this evening at the Basement East in Nashville. The intimate performance is intended to bring “the band back to the kind of club setting they played in as teenagers while working to make their mark in Music City, making it a fitting way to kick off this next chapter.”  The band will likely debut a slew of new songs during the show.

O My Beloved Track List:

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