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• Daily Music Headlines April 22, 2025

  Katy Perry is hitting the road for her first global tour in seven years, spanning North America, Australia, South America, and Europe, and ending in Abu Dhabi. Perry recently previewed her high-tech stage design on social media. However, her May 1–2 shows in Guadalajara were canceled due to incomplete construction at Arena Guadalajara.Ghost has introduced a strict “no cellphones” policy using Yondr pouches for their tour, aiming to enhance audience engagement. While the move was inspired by filming their project Rite Here Rite Now, it led to long entry lines at their debut show in England.Quadeca, known for his YouTube-to-music career transition, dropped a new track titled “MONDAY,” featuring orchestral elements and rich vocals. It’s part of his upcoming album Vanisher, Horizon Scraper, expected in 2025.Teddy Swims' Lose Control has broken Billboard records, now holding the longest run in the Hot 100 Top 10 at 58 weeks, overtaking The Weeknd’s Blinding Lights. The track peaked at No. 1 after a 32-week climb and has spent 87 weeks overall on the chart.Live Nation has acquired Hayashi International Promotions (HIP) in Japan, strengthening its presence in Asia and aiming to elevate both global and J-pop acts.The Cure has released Mixes of a Lost World, a 24-track remix version of their 2024 album, featuring three remixes for each original song.FOZZY, led by Chris Jericho, is shifting to a singles-only release strategy. Their latest single, Fall In Line, is out now, with more on the way.Foreigner is headed to Las Vegas in March 2026 for a five-night orchestral residency. They’ll also tour throughout the Americas in 2025, though frontman Kelly Hansen may miss some overseas shows.This Week's Billboard Hot 100 Top 5Luther – Kendrick Lamar & SZADie With a Smile – Lady Gaga & Bruno MarsNokia – DrakePink Pony Club – Chappel RoanOrdinary – Alex WarrenStay updated with daily music headlines at DailyMusicHeadlines.com.Credits Produced by Hammond Chamberlain & Anthony Lemos Written & hosted by Brian Ibbott and Eileen Rivera Executive Producer: Tom Merritt Theme music by Lex Dallas and the State Street PlayersThanks for listening — catch you on the flip side. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Daily Music Headlines April 21, 2025

  Zak Starkey Rejoins The Who After a brief shakeup, The Who drummer Zak Starkey is back with the band. Pete Townshend addressed the rumors, citing resolved communication issues. Starkey, a fixture since 1996, shared his appreciation for being part of the band’s legacy.Loretta Lynn’s Story Heads to Broadway Coal Miner’s Daughter is being adapted into a Broadway musical, starring Sutton Foster as Loretta Lynn. Directed by Sam Gold with music by Jeanine Tesori, the production celebrates Lynn’s journey and influence on country music and culture.UK Music Pushes for Music Education Reform Concerned about the future talent pipeline, UK Music is calling on the government to:Hire 1,000 new music teachersBoost teacher training bursariesFund rehearsal spacesReform the English BaccalaureateStrengthen music’s place in education overall Read more at UK Music.Apple Music Opens Tokyo Studio Apple Music has launched its first Asian studio in Tokyo—its seventh globally. The space will produce Japanese radio content and house video production for live sessions, documentaries, and interviews, reflecting a sharp rise in global J-Pop interest.Depeche Mode’s New Concert Film Depeche Mode: M, directed by Fernando Frias, captures the band’s 2023 Mexico City shows. The film dives into the themes of life and death from their Momento Mori album and Mexican cultural influences.Marilyn Manson Covers Phil Collins Marilyn Manson returns with a chilling take on “In The Air Tonight” and drops a new track, “As Sick As The Secrets Of (Sleep)”. Both songs are available now on streaming platforms.SAVATAGE Returns After a Decade SAVATAGE played their first live show in 10 years at Monsters Of Rock in São Paulo, Brazil. The lineup featured classic members, though Jon Oliva was absent due to health issues.Snoop Dogg’s Final Puff? Snoop Dogg dropped a new 4/20-themed video for “Last Dance With Mary Jane” featuring Jelly Roll, Dr. Dre, and a portrayal of Tom Petty. Directed by Dave Meyers, the video follows Snoop through a fictional final farewell to marijuana.Alice Cooper Band Drops First Album in 50+ Years The original Alice Cooper band is releasing their first studio album in over five decades. The Revenge of Alice Cooper arrives July 25, with production by Bob Ezrin and a posthumous appearance by Glen Buxton.—Stay informed on music every weekday at DailyMusicHeadlines.com. Produced by Hammond Chamberlain & Anthony Lemos Written & Hosted by Brian Ibbott and Eileen Rivera Executive Producer: Tom Merritt Theme: Lex Dallas and the State Street PlayersCatch you on the flip side. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Daily Music Headlines April 18, 2025

  New Pornographers Drummer ArrestedJoseph Seiders, drummer for the New Pornographers, was arrested on child pornography charges. The band has cut all ties, saying they are “shocked, horrified, and devastated.”Deezer Faces AI Music FloodDeezer reports that 20,000 bot-created tracks are uploaded daily—around 18% of all new content. The platform is urging responsible AI use to protect artists’ rights.Eric Church Announces New AlbumEric Church will release Evangeline Vs. the Machine on May 2. The 8-track album includes solo and co-written material—his first release since 2021.Robbie Robertson’s Final Music to DebutRobbie Robertson’s last compositions, made with his son Sebastian, will feature in the History Channel doc Sitting Bull, airing May 27.Dolly Parton Gets the College Course TreatmentIndiana University is now offering a course on Dolly Parton’s cultural impact, covering her music, business, philanthropy, and fashion legacy.Def Leppard & Mötley Crüe Headline Mexico FestivalRock the Tides will take place in Riviera Maya, Nov. 7–9, with Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, and more. It’s billed as an all-inclusive rock getaway.Kyle Mooney’s Music DebutSNL alum Kyle Mooney has released his first album, The Real Me—a parody project in line with his offbeat comedic style.A Killer’s Confession Drummer Quits Mid-TourA Killer’s Confession had a chaotic 24 hours as drummer Kegan King left mid-tour. Mushroomhead’s Daniel Fox stepped in for the rest of the dates.Subscribe at DailyMusicHeadlines.com.Produced by Hammond Chamberlain and Anthony Lemos. Hosted by Brian Ibbott and Eileen Rivera. Executive Producer: Tom Merritt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Daily Music Headlines April 17, 2025

  Here’s a shorter, emoji-free version of the April 17, 2025 Music Headlines summary:Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar EscalatesDrake amended his defamation lawsuit, claiming Lamar’s “Not Like Us” and its promotion by UMG were intended to damage his reputation. UMG responded, calling the lawsuit “absurd.”Jin Launches Solo TourBTS’ Jin announced his first solo tour, Run Seok Jin, starting June 28. It follows his second solo EP, due May 16.Morgan Wallen Teams with Post MaloneWallen drops I’m the Problem on May 16, featuring Post Malone, Tate McRae, and others. His tour starts June 20.Springsteen Shares New TrackSpringsteen released “Blind Spot” from Tracks II, out June 27.Lil Wayne Reveals Star-Studded AlbumThe Carter VI arrives June 6 with features from Billie Eilish, Miley Cyrus, Bono, and Andrea Bocelli.Miley Cyrus Film to Premiere at TribecaCyrus debuts her visual album Something Beautiful at Tribeca in June. The album drops May 30.Fyre Festival 2 PostponedFyre Fest organizers canceled the May event, issuing refunds. No new date yet.Tracy Chapman Vinyl Tops ChartsChapman’s 1988 debut album hit No. 1 after a vinyl reissue on April 4.Lorde Preps Comeback SingleLorde confirmed a new song, What Was That, her first in four years.Subscribe at DailyMusicHeadlines.com.Produced by Hammond Chamberlain and Anthony Lemos. Hosted by Brian Ibbott and Eileen Rivera. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Daily Music Headlines April 16, 2025

  Blink-182 Gearing Up for MoreBlink-182 is already working on new material ahead of their Missionary Impossible.Read moreMusic Victoria Awards PausedThe 2025 Music Victoria Awards have been suspended following 2024’s voter fraud controversy.Details hereIce Cube Honored in HollywoodHip-hop icon Ice Cube left his handprints at the TCL Chinese Theatre.Watch the momentAncient Cymbals Found in OmanArchaeologists uncovered 5,000-year-old copper cymbals.Explore the discoveryJelly Roll Leads Recovery InitiativeJelly Roll will co-chair the Mobilize Recovery Campus Surge 2025, joined by Melissa Etheridge and Noah Thompson.Learn moreBrazil Tackles Streaming FraudBrazilian authorities dismantled JustAnotherPanel’s operations.Full storyDaft Punk in Fortnite?Rumors swirl about a Daft Punk reunion inside Fortnite.More infoThe Who Say Goodbye to Zak StarkeyZak Starkey has left The Who after nearly 30 years.Read onSnoop Dogg Drops Gospel AlbumSnoop’s new gospel album Altar Call.More hereZZ Top Hits the Road AgainZZ Top launches a 51-date North American tour this June.Tour datesTLC Musical in 2026TLC’s CrazySexyCool – The Musical debuts in D.C. in 2026.Read moreFarewell, Wink MartindaleRadio and game show legend Wink Martindale has passed away at 91.TributeWant music news every weekday? Subscribe at DailyMusicHeadlines.comProduced by Hammond Chamberlain & Anthony Lemos. Written and hosted by Brian Ibbott & Eileen Rivera. Executive producer: Tom Merritt. Theme music by Lex Dallas & the State Street Players.That’s it for today Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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