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Las Vegas Sphere If you’re planning a trip to the Glitter Gulch, attending a show at the Las Vegas Sphere is basically a requirement. The grand opening of this iconic landmark took place nearly three years ago, and ever since, it’s been a staple of the Sin City skyline. The venue, which can seat more than 18,000 people, is home to some of the best residencies of 2026 and 2027, including Metallica, The Eagles, and The Wizard of Oz.But besides the impressive musical acts that are booked for the year, the Sphere itself is an experience. Visitors can watch a…

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On Aug. 29, 1964, the Beatles played the second of two consecutive shows at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, wrapping up a packed couple of months at the outdoor venue in Queens, New York, that also included shows by Barbra Streisand, Harry Belafonte with Miriam Makeba, Joan Baez with surprise guest Bob Dylan, Johnny Mathis with Peter Nero, and a wild triple bill of Trini Lopez, Count Basie, and Woody Allen. The Bill Black Combo, the Exciters, the Righteous Brothers, and Jackie DeShannon opened for the Beatles, but they were unmentioned by most accounts in the press — which focused solely…

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Karol G has won the hearts of many fans — and now she seems to have done the same with two major stars: Bruno Mars and Drake. Both artists were featured on the Colombian artist’s new album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto: Mars harmonized alongside Karol for her first fully English-language song “Still,” and Drake offered a verse on the sultry number “Ahí.” Since the release of the LP, Mars and Drake appear rather smitten over Karol — and all three of them have been leaning into some high-profile flirtation and playful competition across social media. It could all…

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Together, Drake, Don Toliver, and Ella Langley are a covetous power throuple. Between Langley’s chart-conquering country ballad “Choosin’ Texas,” Toliver’s world-conquering album Octane, and Drake’s triple-album buffet ICEMAN (which defied the laws of public shame to rebirth Drizzy as the goofy hitmaker we first swooned over), 2026 was their regnal year. The sharpest move on Drake’s comeback ascent might just be joining their star power on “Solar Eclipse,” a slurry, blacked-out remix of “Choosin’ Texas.” Even more shrewd, he released the song as an addendum to the least remarkable ICEMAN album, HABIBTI, a lukewarm suite of sulky R&B that mostly…

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Stray Kids have announced that they have not submitted any of their music for consideration at the 2027 Grammy Awards. The move from K-pop giants – who recently topped the charts with their new album ‘This and That’ – was announced in a new statement from their record label JYP. In it, the label simply shared: “Stray Kids did not submit for the Grammys”. Although they did not explicitly state why the band chose not to submit their music for any of the categories, it seems likely that the decision could be in response to the newly introduced ‘Asian Pop…

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Several song titles on Matchbox Twenty’s debut album, Yourself or Someone Like You, could have summed up the record’s fateful release day: “Damn,” “Shame,” “Real World,” and “Busted.” The band awoke on Oct. 1, 1996, as 20-something rockers proudly dropping their first album, but the revelry was short-lived. “We were all really, really excited, then got a call from our manager saying our label had folded,” recalls frontman Rob Thomas. “I was like, ‘Oh shit,’” adds bandmate Paul Doucette. “But oddly, I had a weird confidence we’d be fine.” What Doucette may not have imagined was that three decades later,…

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Brooke Eby, the beloved activist who documented her battle with ALS for millions of people online, has died. She was 37. Eby’s longtime advocacy partner group ALS Network announced the news on Oct. 1.  “Brooke changed the way people see ALS, but she also changed the way people living with ALS find and support one another,” said Sheri Strahl, president and CEO of the ALS Network. “She brought humor into incredibly difficult moments, spoke with fearless honesty, and created connection where it was desperately needed. We are heartbroken by her passing and profoundly grateful that we had the privilege of…

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Kid Rock has revealed the track listing for his forthcoming Christian album, Halfway to Jesus. Judging by the parental advisory sticker on the album’s cover, it’s fair to assume this may not be a traditional Contemporary Christian Music record. Given the religious theme, the track list itself also includes one head-scratcher. The title track features a guest appearance from Jimmie Allen, the country singer who, earlier this summer, was forced to pay nearly $2 million in damages after previously being found liable for sexual assault. The album cover and track list for Kid Rocks soon to be released album “HALFWAY…

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Definitely, Maybe a Record A Freddie Mercury notebook with handwritten lyrics and a Michael Jackson jacket also drew big bucks at the first day of Propstore’s Music Live Auction The acoustic guitar Noel Gallagher played during Oasis‘ 1996 MTV Unplugged performance has fetched a hefty sum of $299,376 including buyer’s premium yesterday. According to a press release, it “set a world record for the highest price achieved at auction for an Oasis acoustic guitar.”  (Back in 2022, Noel’s red Gibson ES-355, which was broken backstage in he and his brother Liam’s then final blowout fight that broke up Oasis in…

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Amazon Prime members can use their membership to save $0.20 per gallon every Friday at select gas stations across the U.S. If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Amazon is pushing a new Prime member perk just in time for the holiday travel season. Beginning today (Oct. 2), Amazon Prime members can use their membership to save $0.20 per gallon at more than 7,500 bp, Amoco, and participating ampm and Thorntons locations across the U.S. every Friday. Billed as “Fuel Up Fridays,” the gas discount…

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