Daily Music Headlines

Coachella headliners Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, and Karol G all saw major Billboard 200 gains post-performance. Bieber landed seven albums on the chart, including SWAG in the top 10; Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend and Short n’ Sweet rose; Karol G’s Tropicoqueta re-entered.

Madonna reported vintage costumes stolen after her Coachella appearance with Carpenter. Missing items include a jacket, corset, and dress; a reward is offered.

Shaboozey will release The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales July 31, a concept album about revenge and redemption. Lead single “Born to Die” arrives Friday.

Gary Van Miert announced LP Music Sounds Better When You’re Stoned (June 19), blending country, blues, and psychedelia; title track is out now.

Awakening at Wynn Las Vegas continues nightly, mixing music, dance, puppetry, and magic with ticket and dinner packages available.

Phish wrapped a nine-night Sphere residency, using real-time reactive visuals and immersive tech as part of their improvisational performances.

A previously unreleased 1991 track, “With This Tear,” from Prince is out now, marking the 10th anniversary of his death and previewing more archival releases.

Grimes says her new album Psy Opera is nearly complete and discussed a “machine consciousness” documentary and renewed creativity after a K-pop collaboration.

Windham Hill Records marks its 50th anniversary with a documentary (A Quiet Revolution), Berkeley concert, and crowd-funded compilation.

Billy Strings broke his leg skateboarding backstage, postponing tour dates; plans to resume in July.

Top 5 Albums:
5. The Art of Loving – Olivia Dean
4. Octane – Don Toliver
3. Arirang – BTS
2. I’m the Problem – Morgan Wallen
Dandelion – Ella Langley

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Emily Saliers of Indigo Girls revealed diagnoses of cervical dystonia and essential tremor, affecting her voice. She outlined treatment plans and said her voice will change, but she and Amy Ray will continue touring and performing.

Tina Knowles previewed an excerpt from her memoir Matriarch at a Kurt Geiger London Mother’s Day event. The book covers raising Beyoncé and Solange and her breast cancer journey; she also launched a five-piece handbag collection with the brand.

Ella Langley’s Dandelion debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 169K units, the biggest week for a woman in 2026 and for a female country artist in two years, driven largely by streaming.

Stewart Copeland and naturalist Martyn Stewart released Wild Concerto, blending orchestration with decades of animal recordings to promote conservation awareness.

Olivia Rodrigo’s “drop dead” leads the UK chart race, aiming for her fourth No. 1. Record Store Day and Coachella activity also boost releases from Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, and others.

Gigs, a new iOS app from Now Playing creators, lets users relive past concerts by importing Setlist.fm data, tracking venues, and notifying when artists return.

Coachella 2026 Weekend 2 outshined Weekend 1 with surprise guests like Madonna, SZA, and Olivia Rodrigo, as artists saved bigger moments for the second weekend.

FC Basel canceled a Ye concert over value conflicts, adding to multiple cancellations across Europe amid ongoing controversies.

Babymetal released a Major Lazer remix of “from me to u,” previewing Metal Forth (Deluxe Edition) out June 26.

Top 5 Singles:
5. BTS – “Swim”
4. Alex Warren – “Ordinary”
3. Bruno Mars – “I Just Might”
2. Olivia Dean – “Man I Need”
1.Ella Langley – “Choosin Texas”

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Adele is reportedly returning to the studio to record a new song tied to Tom Ford’s upcoming historical drama Cry to Heaven, which would also mark her acting debut and her first major new music in about five years.
Music-News

Singer D4vd, born David Burke, was arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in the trunk of his impounded Tesla, and he is being held without bail while prosecutors review the case.
Variety

Lady Gaga’s Mayhem Ball has become the biggest tour of her career, with Billboard reporting $362.9 million in gross revenue and 1.6 million tickets sold.
Billboard

Moby says he will donate all of his profits from Coachella 2026 to four animal-rights organizations, extending his long-running activism into this year’s festival performances.
Billboard

Lana Del Rey has released “First Light,” the official theme for the upcoming James Bond video game 007: First Light, created with veteran Bond composer David Arnold.
Billboard

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has clarified that original Oasis bassist Paul “Guigsy” McGuigan will be inducted with the band, and former drummer Alan White has also been added after the initial listing caused confusion.
NME

Meghan Trainor has canceled her 2026 Get In Girl tour, saying that balancing a new album, tour prep, and life with her growing family became too much to take on right now.
Variety

HYBE, SM, YG, and JYP are reportedly discussing a joint K-pop mega-festival called “Fanomenon,” with plans being explored for a Korean debut in late 2027 and possible global expansion after that, though the project does not appear to be finalized yet.
Digital Music News

And it’s Friday, so here are some of the freshest releases of the week:

“Drop Dead” - Olivia Rodrigo
Apple Music

“First Light” - Lana Del Rey
Apple Music

“Middle of Nowhere” - Kacey Musgraves
Apple Music

“Stick With You” - TOMORROW X TOGETHER
Apple Music

“Boots on the Ground” - Massive Attack and Tom Waits
Apple Music
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Live Nation and Ticketmaster were found by a New York jury to have illegally monopolized major concert venues, with jurors saying consumers in 22 states were overcharged by about $1.72 per ticket, setting up potentially huge damages while penalties are still to come. apnews.com

CBS set the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards for September 27 and the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards for November 14 as part of its new season rollout. billboard.com

Enrique Bunbury joked that Bad Bunny fans who accidentally bought tickets to his show are still welcome to come, but he is not planning to offer refunds. billboard.com

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, postponed his June 11 show in Marseille as French officials weighed blocking the concert over backlash tied to his past antisemitic remarks. music-news.com

Australian police are investigating Ruby Rose’s allegation that Katy Perry sexually assaulted her at a Melbourne nightclub more than a decade ago, while Perry has denied the claim. nme.com

Madonna says her new album Confessions II will arrive July 3, reuniting her with Stuart Price for a dance-focused follow-up to Confessions on a Dance Floor. nme.com

Taylor Momsen says she is recovering after a venomous spider bite in Mexico sent her to the hospital while The Pretty Reckless toured with AC/DC. variety.com

Usher and Chris Brown announced a 33-date co-headlining stadium trek called The R&B Tour, starting June 26 in Denver and ending December 11 in Tampa. variety.com

Now let’s look at this week’s Billboard Japan Hot 100. Nogizaka46 is at No. 1 with “Saigo ni Kaidan wo Kakeagatta no wa Itsu da?”, followed by M!LK’s “Bakuretsu Aishiteru” at No. 2, OWV’s “ROCKET MODE” at No. 3, M!LK’s “Sukisugite Metsu!” at No. 4, and Kenshi Yonezu’s “IRIS OUT” at No. 5 on the chart published April 15, 2026. billboard-japan.com
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Joe Walsh addressed recent health issues during Long Goodbye Las Vegas residency, thanking fans and confirming he plans to continue shows.

Taylor Swift leads 2026 American Music Awards nominations with eight, followed by Olivia Dean and Sombr with seven each. Ceremony is May 25 in Las Vegas.

INXS will receive the Ted Albert Award at the 2026 APRA Music Awards, honoring their legacy, with a tribute performance planned.

ENHYPEN announced the “BLOOD SAGA” world tour starting May 1 in Seoul, including first Latin America dates; wider global dates follow into 2027.

Major labels hired Paul Clement to challenge a ruling allowing global enforcement of U.S. copyright termination rights, seeking Supreme Court review.

Spotify and major labels won a $322M judgment against pirate site Anna’s Archive; enforcement may be difficult due to anonymous operators and domain changes.

Rezz canceled Coachella weekend two due to health issues, joining other artists who pulled out of the festival.

Moog released a limited Bob Moog Tribute Minimoog Model D reissue (500 units), with $500 per sale benefiting the Bob Moog Foundation.

Record Store Day takes place Saturday, featuring exclusive vinyl from artists including The Cure and Bruce Springsteen.

Argentina Hot 100:
#1 “Swim” – BTS;
#2 El Bogueto x Yung Beef;
#3 Ryan Castro/Kapo/Gangsta;
#4 TINI & Ulises Bueno;
#5 La T y La M.

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