Jennifer Lopez and EDM superstar David Guetta have officially released their long-teased collaboration “Save Me Tonight,” a high-energy dance track that’s already making waves ahead of Lopez’s Las Vegas residency kickoff.
Zeds Dead are hitting the road for their biggest tour yet with the “Journey of a Lifetime” amphitheater run across North America. The duo promises new production, career-spanning sets, and a massive Red Rocks kickoff.
Zeds Dead Launch ‘Journey of a Lifetime’ Tour — And Yes, That Name Still Makes Us Laugh Read Post »
Nine Inch Nails just surprise dropped TRON: Ares – Divergence, a 20-track companion album featuring unreleased score material and heavyweight remixes. Decades in, Trent Reznor and company are still redefining what industrial music can be.
Nine Inch Nails Drop ‘TRON: Ares – Divergence’ and Prove the Machine Still Breathes Read Post »
Metallica is bringing eight massive shows to the Las Vegas Sphere this October. After decades of chart-topping albums, Grammy wins, and global domination, the metal titans are ready to reinvent the live experience once again.
Kendrick Lamar reunites with Baby Keem on “Good Flirts,” a smooth, low-key flex from Keem’s new album Ca$ino. Kendrick reminds everyone why he’s one of the most decorated rappers alive — and why certain Toronto rappers might still be checking their mentions.
Wu-Tang Clan, Dave Matthews Band and Ice Cube leading a riverfront takeover in Memphis? RiverBeat 2026 reads like a playlist made by someone with elite taste. Here’s why this lineup hits across generations — and why we’re a little jealous it’s not happening closer to home.
RiverBeat 2026 Is a Hip-Hop & Rock Royalty Summit — Wu-Tang, DMB & Ice Cube Take Memphis Read Post »
Kenny Loggins was honored at the 30th anniversary Power of Love Gala in Las Vegas, raising millions for brain health research. From “Danger Zone” to “Footloose,” Loggins’ legacy continues to inspire — onstage and off.
Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger had zero intention of performing at a casino… until a persistent fan forced the issue. What followed was half-annoyed, half-iconic — and a reminder that whether you love them or love to joke about them, Nickelback still owns the room.
