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The Boss talks about turning decades of music into a snapshot of America in today’s political climate and why he’s comfortable losing fans over his message.

Jill Scott reflects on nearly 30 years of music, her 2026 R&B Hall of Fame honor, and the lessons that shaped her career — from touring with The Roots to building a live-instrumentation legacy. In this Billboard panel, Scott also opens up about her new album ‘To Whom This May Concern,’ the gratitude behind her […]

The group has had to cancel upcoming tour dates due to Krauss being placed on vocal rest.

The Prodigy returns to Creamfields for the first time in 14 years, headlining APEX stage as the festival celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2027.

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Pretty Lights’ Yahn Dawn festival returns to Buena Vista, Colorado September 18-20, 2026 with set times, wellness programming, and the Horizon 5K.

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UMusic Hotel & Beach Club Tulum partners with Zamna as its official hotel, linking festival access with year-round programming in Tulum.

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Balance Croatia announces its 2027 edition at The Garden Resort in Tisno, with Early Bird tickets launching September 10 for the five-day event.

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Tomorrowland Winter 2027 heads back to Alpe d’Huez, France from March 20-27, with the experience simulator live now ahead of October ticket sales.

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For her debut Lagniappe Session, Maisy Owen turns to four songwriters who share her gift for making difficult things sound beautiful. From Rosa Lee Carson’s devastating “The Drinker’s Child,” written when Carson was just fourteen, to Townes Van Zandt’s “Snowin’ on Raton,” David Olney’s “Deeper Well,” and Amy Winehouse’s “What Is It About Men,” Owen follows a thread through country, folk and soul-pop songwriting, finding a sweetness in songs that are anything but sweet.

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Since emerging out of the wilds of Connecticut a few years back, SMG have released three LPs worth of rapturous sounds, each moment filled with pure melody, meditative rhythm and immersive textures, all captured wondrously on vintage 4-track ¼” tape. It’s like Gil Evans arranging an album by Natural Information Society, finding a perfect blend of gorgeously pastel hues and minimalist restraint.

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