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Courtney Love says in an Instagram video that her long-gestating solo album is finished, recounting a 2019 illness that caused hair loss and a drastic weight drop and nearly killed her; she defied doctors’ grim prognosis, says the experience shaped the record, and thanks collaborators Billie Joe Armstrong, Will Sargent, and Michael Stipe, while hinting at touring once the album is released.
Courtney Love revealed a private health crisis in 2019 that left her hairless and about 100 pounds after frequent hospitalizations in England; she beat the prognosis, wrote her new album during the illness, and now, healthy again, plans to return to performing.
Courtney Love says a 2019 mystery illness left her hairless and weighing about 100 pounds after moving from Los Angeles to London, with doctors telling her she might die; she completed a new solo album—her first since 2010—with collaborators including Billie Joe Armstrong and Michael Stipe, and she plans to tour while continuing to work on analog projects.
Karol G released her sixth studio album, No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, featuring collaborations with Drake, Bruno Mars and other artists. The set includes singles such as Después de Ti (with Greg Gonzalez), Matadora and Still (with Bruno Mars), Ahí (with Drake) and Bby Wow (with Judeline & Rusowsky), following Tropicoqueta (2025) and supporting her Tropitour with a Las Vegas show upcoming.
Brandy addressed fan chatter about her slimmer appearance during a ceremony in Macomb, Mississippi where she received the first key to the city and discussed a possible new album. She highlighted past struggles with eating disorders, urged kindness about people’s bodies, and hinted she’s inspired to return to the studio after recent honors, including Grammys’ Icon Award and a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, with further museum-related recognition in Mississippi on the horizon.
The Rolling Stones release a new album, Foreign Tongues, on July 10 and, while a 2026 tour is unlikely, Keith Richards and Mick Jagger hint at a possible 2027 run or a residency in a major city, suggesting occasional shows rather than a full-scale tour as they continue to release new music.
Lizzo says her June 5 album release, titled Bitch and featuring a title track that samples Meredith Brooks and Missy Elliott, is meant to empower women as she addresses a yearslong lawsuit from former backup dancers over alleged harassment; she denies the accusations and says she’s not afraid to testify if the case goes to trial, adding that the truth will come out. She also discussed pausing a separate Love in Real Life project last year while focusing on making music and touched on her weight loss journey and plans to tour soon.
Grammy winners Post Malone and Barry Manilow canceled or postponed several upcoming concerts after Stagecoach: Malone said he’s pushing back about three weeks on his Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 to finish a new album, while Manilow, who is undergoing lung cancer treatment, postponed his Las Vegas residency but expects to resume in June with UK arena shows.
Cosmopolitan’s profile on Olivia Rodrigo centers on her upcoming album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love (out June 12), detailing a shift from the emotional rawness of SOUR to a lighter, more joyful songwriting process, and highlighting her close friendship with Madison Hu, life on tour, and how she’s navigating love, boundaries, and creativity with growing confidence and new hobbies like yoga.
Olivia Rodrigo sat down with Audacy for a Check In, previewing her third album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, arriving June 12, after releasing the single drop dead and performing at Coachella; she discusses writing songs about happiness, the challenge of writing a love song, and the Versailles-backed video aesthetic that accompanies the new era, all in collaboration with producer Dan Nigro.
Charli XCX confirms a guitar-forward rock album as the proper follow-up to 2024’s Brat, with minimal Auto-Tune and analogue textures. Produced by A.G. Cook and Finn Keane, the sessions took place in Paris during Fashion Week, though no title has been revealed. The piece also touches on her acting work and forthcoming screen projects, highlighting a broader career arc.
Paul McCartney delivered an intimate Fonda Theatre performance in Los Angeles, drawing a star-studded guest list that included Taylor Swift, Reese Witherspoon and Emma Watson, while announcing his 19th solo album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due May 29.
Paul McCartney released the lead single “Days We Left Behind” from his 18th solo album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due May 29. The track and LP lean into his Liverpool childhood (Dungeon Lane is a Speke street near his youth home) and were produced with Andrew Watt in sessions across Los Angeles and Sussex. The 14‑track album follows McCartney III (2020) and includes songs such as “As You Lie There” in its track list, reflecting a retrospective yet fresh chapter for the former Beatle.
Paul McCartney has announced The Boys of Dungeon Lane, a 14-track collection of memories from his post‑war Liverpool childhood, with the first single 'Days We Left Behind'; the album is due May 29, 2026 via EMI and will be issued in CD and vinyl formats, with multiple vinyl color variants and a lyric booklet.
Paul McCartney’s forthcoming solo album is reportedly titled The Boys Of Dungeon Lane, per his brother Mike McCartney. A teaser site and artwork point to a nostalgic project tied to Dungeon Lane in Speke, near Liverpool, and this would be his 19th solo studio album (20th if Ram is included), with an official announcement expected soon after his 84th birthday and his first since McCartney III (2020).