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Billboard’s 2026 R&B Rising Star is winning critical acclaim — and major cosigns.

“`html Excision Confirms 2026 Lost Lands Festival Dates with Staggered Daily Lineups Excision’s flagship festival Lost Lands is making its triumphant return to Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio this September, and the Canadian bass kingpin has just unveiled the daily artist breakdowns that will shape the three-day experience. The prehistoric-themed gathering, scheduled for September 18-20, […]

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Ultra Music Festival returns to Miami’s Bayfront Park March 26-28, 2027, with tickets already on sale and Winter Music Conference confirmed for the same week.

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Tomorrowland Thailand debuts December 11-13 in Pattaya — the first full-scale Tomorrowland in Asia — kicking off a 2027 expansion spanning six countries including a teased Las Vegas event.

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EDC Las Vegas 2027 expands to two weekends for the first time ever — EDC Dusk (May 14-16) and EDC Dawn (May 21-23) — under a new 12-day Dusk Till Dawn format.

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Every major EDM festival with confirmed dates from fall 2026 through 2027 — from Lost Lands and Tomorrowland Thailand to EDC Las Vegas’ historic two-weekend expansion.

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Billy Strings has shared a new song “10,000 Miles From a Friend,” the latest offering from his forthcoming studio album, So Much for Goodbyes. The 16-track LP, which is slated for release on Friday, August 28 via Reprise Records, was produced by Strings and T Bone Burnett and finds the guitarist channeling a “deeply personal period into his most musically mature and reflective body of work to date.”  The record is accompanied by original artwork created by Strings’ late mother, Debra Apostol, who passed away last year. In addition to the track, Strings has shared a video for the song, which can be found below.

“I made this record to honor my mother,” Strings said in a statement. “To notice and embrace this very significant period of grief in my life and make art from it. To turn my heartbreak into songs while using my guitar as a coping mechanism as I always have. It’s always been there for me to lean on through the hard times, and I figure it always will…until it’s my time to say goodbye.”

“10,000 Miles From A Friend” has already been in Strings’ concert rotation for a bit—he first debuted it at Chula Vista, CA’s North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre on May 15, 2025, during a spot on the Outlaw Music Festival tour and has already played it live around 20 times.

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St. Vincent will return to New York’s prestigious Cafe Carlyle for a series of shows this fall. The Tulsa, OK-born, Dallas-bred musician will appear the intimate venue from October 27-29. 

Cafe Carlyle, the Upper East Side hotel bar and restaurant, has long hosted musical residencies and had started catering to a younger demographic recently. St. Vincent turned in three shows at the space this past October, beginning an annual tradition of Cafe Carlyle appearances.

During her 2025 run of show, the musician covered Billy Strayhorn’s “Lush Life,” Loe Reed’s “Perfect Day” and Rufus Wainwright’s “Poses” on consecutive days. Speaking of high-end gigs, on September 10, she will join Gustavo Dudamel and the New York Philharmonic at New York’s Radio City Music Hall. Lizzo and Joaquina are also on the bill. Looking ahead, she will also perform at the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium at New York’s The Met on February 20. 

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Duane Betts sat in with Little Feat on Monday night at Jackson, WY’s Center for the Arts. The guitarist, who lives in the area, ended up appearing on two numbers his father Dickey Betts contributed to the Allman Brothers Band catalog, “Blue Sky” and “Soundbound,” as well as the Little Feat classic “Feats Don’t Fail Me Now.”

“What a nice surprise to come off tour and find out the great Little Feat is playing,” Duane posted after the show. “Always a pleasure, gentlemen. Thanks for having me.”

The Allman Brothers Band and Little Feat are two of the architects of the modern jamband scene, and current Little Feat guitarist Scott Sharrard spent years performing with Gregg Allman before his 2017 passing. Little Feat also recently welcomed another second-generation jamband musician, Grahame Lesh, to the stage while performing in Oakland, CA.

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Out next week, Never Enough: Versions also features Four Tet, Oklou, Alex G, Hayley Williams, A. G. Cook, Blood Orange, and many more