
Kali Uchis Announces U.S. Tour With Mariah the Scientist
Kali Uchis announces the For The Girls tour with Mariah the Scientist, a U.S. trek beginning in May with Laila! opening on select dates, continuing through spring and summer.
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Kali Uchis announces the For The Girls tour with Mariah the Scientist, a U.S. trek beginning in May with Laila! opening on select dates, continuing through spring and summer.

Paul McCartney delivered an intimate 1 hour 40 minute set at LA’s Fonda Theatre with a seven‑piece band, running through a mix of classics and showcasing his enduring range, while hinting at a May release for his new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane and sharing personal moments (including a dedication to wife Nancy Shevell). The show highlighted the thrill of small‑venue magic and McCartney’s love‑driven artistry.

Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy lead an all-star R.E.M. tribute that digs into deep catalog cuts—often with ex‑R.E.M. members joining the stage—turning live shows into joyful pilgrimages rather than mere covers as they tour Lifes Rich Pageant and beyond, sometimes featuring guest moments from Michael Stipe and a rotating roster of friends and fans who celebrate the band’s enduring spirit.

Austin’s SXSW returns with 20 free, badge-free showcases across the city from March 11–22, giving attendees without badges a chance to catch live sets at venues like Hyde Park’s Porchella, Hotel Vegas, YETI’s flagship store, 101x Day Parties, Flatstock, Stoner Jam, South By South Emo, Peelander Fest and more, including official BMI, KUTX and SoCo Stomp events, plus stage showcases at San José, Mohawk and Antone’s—many with free admission or suggested donations and additional activities like drag shows, screen printing and vendor markets.

Metallica announced a Life Burns Faster residency at the Las Vegas Sphere for October 2026, staging four two-night runs (Oct 1–3, 15–17, 22–24, 29–31) with two different set lists on each night. Pre-sale and VIP/travel packages go on sale in late February and March (travel/VIP Feb 27; seated pre-sale March 3; public on-sale March 6). The 17,500-seat Sphere, built for $1.8 billion, has hosted acts like U2. Metallica will also launch a European tour in May 2026; their latest album is 72 Seasons (2023).

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have announced a new U.S. tour, signaling a major live return for the rock icon.

California Assemblyman Matt Haney introduced AB 1720, the California Fans First Act, to cap resale concert tickets at no more than 10% over face value (excluding sports), aiming to curb bots and brokers and keep tickets affordable; the bill is backed by NIVA CA and Music Artists Coalition and would complement AB 1349 addressing speculative ticketing and deceptive resale sites. Maine has already enacted a similar cap, and other states are pursuing similar measures, signaling a broader push to reform the resale market.

Cameron Winter, Geese’s frontman, played a secret NYC solo set at TV Eye in Ridgewood under the alias 'Chet Chomsky' to benefit the Olive Grove Initiative; the intimate, roughly 50-person show featured Winter on keyboard performing Heavy Metal material and new CW2 songs, after Emily Green opened with five new tracks, and delivered a hushed, spellbinding vibe that signals his growing solo profile ahead of bigger stages like Saturday Night Live.

A$AP Rocky has revealed the 2026 Don't Be Dumb World Tour, a 42-date trek spanning North America and Europe from May to September, promoted by Live Nation and kicking off May 27 in Chicago before wrapping in Paris. General on-sale is Jan. 27, with artist presales starting Jan. 23 (EU/UK presales Jan. 21). VIP packages will be available.
The article highlights the most anticipated concert tours of 2026, featuring artists like Ariana Grande, Bad Bunny, The Weeknd, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, and Guns N' Roses, among others, across various genres and continents, promising a year full of memorable live performances.

The Jugg on Teall, a beloved Syracuse live music venue, is closing permanently on January 16 due to financial struggles, lease issues, and health challenges faced by co-owner Jesse Buckley, but the owners plan to reopen elsewhere in the future, emphasizing the venue's importance to the local music community.

During a recent concert in California, '80s rock band Duran Duran experienced a major sound failure that caused them to leave the stage for about 20-30 minutes, but they still delivered a setlist of hits and received support from fans. The incident was shared on TikTok and did not overshadow their performance or fan appreciation.

The article highlights various activities in Washington D.C. for the upcoming weekend and week, including museum exhibitions, art classes, a bluegrass festival, and other cultural events, offering options for those looking to enjoy the city beyond the holiday season.

The article highlights seven must-attend live music experiences in 2026, including International Jazz Day in Chicago, OFF Festival in Katowice, Poland, and the potential final edition of Flow Festival at its iconic venue, emphasizing diverse genres and cultural significance.

Soundscape Northwest is a six-day music festival in Portland's Central Eastside, featuring over 100 bands across multiple venues, aiming to revive the intimate, community-focused vibe of early music festivals while supporting local venues and public radio, and serving as an economic boost for the city.