Megan Thee Stallion – headlines “Red Rocks Unpaused”, a 3-day virtual festival beginning today. Lil Baby, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Phoebe Bridgers, Sam Hunt and Brett Young will also perform exclusively on the event’s Twitter page.
Katy Perry – In the days leading up to — and following – last Friday’s release of her new album “Smile”, she has dropped daily installments as part of her “Smile Video Series” on YouTube. So far, she’s shared videos for the songs ‘Never Really Over’, ‘Harleys in Hawaii’, ‘Cry About It Later’, ‘Tucked’ and ‘Champagne Problems’.
Josh Groban — has been granted a five-year restraining order against an obsessed fan. This follows a temporary restraining order granted in June against Shawna Marie Laing, who had allegedly been ”sexually harassing and threatening the singer since he canceled a date with her” in 2011.
Dave Grohl – accepted a drum challenge from a 10-year-old drumming prodigy– and put the ball back in her court. Nandi Bushell did a cover of Foo Fighter’s ‘Everlong’,” which Grohl matched on his daughter’s drum set, then dared Bushell to try a song he did with Them Crooked Vultures called ‘Dead End Friends’.
Smashing Pumpkins – released 2 new songs from an upcoming new studio album. ‘Cyr’ and ‘The Color of Love’ arrived on Friday. No word on the album title or release date.
Bryan Adams – has been forced to postpone a concert in Dusseldorf, Germany after a spike in coronavirus infections across Europe. “Give Live a Chance” was set to take place this Friday with an audience of 12,000, pared down from the venue’s capacity of 66,000. Live Nation says the concert will be rescheduled for later in the year.
Blake Shelton – He and Gwen Stefani finally know when they will be returning to TV. After a delay, an Oct. 19 premiere date for Season 19 of “The Voice” has been announced. Judges John Legend and Kelly Clarkson will also be back, as will host Carson Daly.
Luke Combs — shared a teaser of what many believe to be one of the new songs on his upcoming deluxe version of the “What You See Ain’t Always What You Get” album. He revealed a sample of a song called ‘Forever After All’ with a caption that made it clear the song was inspired by his wife, Nicole Hocking, whom he married last month.
