Industrial metal pioneers Ministry will release their final album 'Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery)' this Halloween Eve, followed by a farewell tour ending the band's 45-year run, after which frontman Al Jourgensen plans to retire as a goat herder.
Powderfinger adds nine new shows to their 2027 reunion tour, dubbed The Encore Run, after the initial 26-date trek sold over 300,000 tickets in days.
Josh Hogan and Ned Beckley dominated the 2026 Screen Music Awards, winning four trophies for their work on 'Tales from Outer Suburbia' as composers emphasized the irreplaceable value of human experience in the face of AI-driven industry change.
Zara Larsson broke the all-time attendance record at New Zealand's Spark Arena twice on consecutive nights, selling 25,594 tickets to cap her sold-out Midnight Sun Tour.
Australian-born indie-pop band Parcels has entered a global music publishing agreement with BMG, marking a new chapter for the group after their 2025 album and world tour.
Paris Hilton channels Britney Spears again as celebrities debut elaborate 2026 Halloween costumes filled with pop culture and music references, from PinkPantheress to Janelle Monáe.
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Hilary Duff released her 'Holiday Things' EP on October 23, marking a festive return with new songs and classic covers, and confirmed her spot on the 2026 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour.
Cristian Castro was honored with the Billboard Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards in Miami, recognizing his three-decade career in Latin romantic music.
Charli xcx canceled her Glendale, Arizona concert on October 20 after completely losing her voice. Refunds are automatic for Ticketmaster buyers, with the tour set to conclude in Las Vegas on October 23.
Cyndi Lauper's personal archive, including iconic fashion and music memorabilia, goes to auction in a two-part sale marking the 40th anniversary of True Colors.
Miley Cyrus returned to the stage at the Hollywood Bowl, performing her first major concert in four years. The Bass Persuades Live show featured emotional tributes to her late godmother Dolly Parton, surprise guests, and a setlist blending new material with classic hits.
Eminem features on Kid Rock's album Halfway 2 Jesus, defending their collaboration as a friendship-first move beyond political divides.
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