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OpenAI has cancelled the planned release of a new AI model, citing safety concerns, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The decision means the model will not be rolled out to users for now, and it has sparked discussion about how the company weighs safety reviews against competitive pressure to ship new products quickly.
- 2BTS wins three MTV Video Music Awards including Song of the Year▼BTS wins 3 MTV Video Music Awards including Song of the Year
BTS took home three prizes at the MTV Video Music Awards, including the top honor of Song of the Year. The K-pop group's sweep adds to a long run of American awards recognition, and fans worldwide are celebrating the result, with coverage highlighting the group's continued global dominance and South Korea's music industry reaching another milestone on the international stage.
- 3Taylor Swift becomes most-awarded artist in MTV VMAs history▼Taylor Swift becomes most-awarded artist in MTV VMAs history, dedicates top prize to Dolly Parton
Taylor Swift made MTV Video Music Awards history, becoming the most-awarded artist in the show's history after winning the top prize at this year's ceremony. She dedicated the award to Dolly Parton in her acceptance speech. Outlets including AP News and Spectrum News covered the milestone, which adds another record to Swift's run of commercial and critical success.
- 4Taylor Swift and Madonna win big at MTV VMAs 2026▼MTV VMAs 2026: Taylor Swift and Madonna win at awards dominated by female artists
Taylor Swift and Madonna both took home prizes at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, a ceremony that saw female artists dominate the winners' list. The Guardian reported the results, highlighting the strong showing by women across the major categories at the annual music event.
- 5Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' Music Video Release Date Announced●Here’s When Taylor Swift’s ‘Patient Zero’ Music Video Hits YouTube—and How to Watch It Now
Taylor Swift is releasing a music video for her song 'Patient Zero', with the premiere timed for a specific drop on YouTube. Outlets are telling fans exactly when it lands and how they can watch it as soon as it goes live. The song has become a talking point among Swift's fanbase, who are awaiting the video's visuals and any hidden references.
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Stevie Wonder has released a batch of previously unreleased tracks from his archives, drawing wide attention from fans and music writers. Listeners are celebrating rare new material from one of pop music's most celebrated songwriters, and conversation is focused on the quality of the songs and why they stayed unheard for so long.
- 7Todd Rundgren Slams Taylor Swift as 'Apotheosis of Mediocrity'▼Todd Rundgren Slams Taylor Swift, Says She ‘Ruined Music’ and Is ‘the Apotheosis of Mediocrity’
Veteran rock musician Todd Rundgren has sharply criticized Taylor Swift, claiming she 'ruined music' and calling her 'the apotheosis of mediocrity'. The remarks from the 'Hello It's Me' singer have drawn wide attention given Swift's dominance of the music industry, with fans and commentators weighing in on whether his criticism of her songwriting and cultural influence is fair.
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Mighty Sparrow, the calypso icon widely regarded as the genre's greatest performer, has died according to reports circulating on social media. The Grenada-born, Trinidad-based singer, known as the Birdie and famous for classics like 'Jean and Dinah', shaped calypso for decades. Fans and fellow artists are sharing tributes and celebrating his catalogue as news spreads.
- 9Previously unheard John Coltrane recordings surface from Frank Tiberi tapes●Previously unheard recordings of John Coltrane, captured by Frank Tiberi
Impulse Records is releasing previously unheard recordings of saxophonist John Coltrane, captured by saxophonist Frank Tiberi, as part of celebrations marking the Coltrane centenary. The so-called Tiberi Tapes offer new material from one of jazz's most influential figures, drawing keen interest from fans and musicians.
- 10Elton John delivers first-ever performance at Apple Music Hall▼Watch Elton John give the first-ever performance at Apple Music Hall
Elton John has given the inaugural performance at Apple Music Hall, marking the venue's official opening. The legendary singer was chosen for the honor of the landmark show. Fans and music outlets are sharing clips and reactions to the historic set, celebrating the pairing of the iconic artist with Apple Music's new flagship space.
- 11Madonna Wins Artist of the Year at 2026 VMAs▼Madonna Wins Artist of the Year at 2026 VMAs: 'I Spent the Last Year-and-a-Half Finding Myself'
Madonna took home the Artist of the Year award at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards. Accepting the honor, the singer said she had spent the past year and a half 'finding myself,' a remark that framed the win as a personal as much as a professional milestone. Details about the ceremony and other winners were not included in the report.
- 12Taylor Swift Releases New 'Patient Zero' Music Video▼‘Patient Zero,’ the New Taylor Swift Music Video, Explained
Taylor Swift has released a new music video titled 'Patient Zero,' prompting coverage and explanation pieces from entertainment outlets. Commentators are breaking down the video's imagery and meaning, as is typical for Swift's visually detailed releases. Fans are circulating theories about the song's lyrics, characters and how it connects to her current album era.
- 13Taylor Swift's Music Criticised as Her Audience Grows Up●Taylor Swift’s Audience Is Growing Up. Her Music Is Devolving.
The Atlantic argues in a new essay that Taylor Swift's longtime fan base is maturing into adulthood while her recent songwriting has declined in quality. The piece contends her latest work no longer matches the depth of her earlier albums, sparking debate among fans and critics about whether her artistic peak is behind her.
- 14Taylor Swift makes history at 2026 MTV VMAs▼Taylor Swift makes history at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards... But what else happened at the VMAs?
Taylor Swift made history at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, though the exact record she set is not specified in available reports. Coverage is also focusing on the wider highlights of the night, including other winners, performances and notable moments from the ceremony. The VMAs remain one of the biggest annual events in the pop music calendar, and Swift's achievement has dominated headlines coming out of this year's show.
- 15Apple Music to open concert venue at Battersea Power Station●Apple Music to open concert venue in Battersea Power Station
Apple Music is set to open a concert venue inside London's Battersea Power Station, adding a live music space to the landmark's growing retail and entertainment district. The move signals Apple's continued investment in music beyond streaming, following its radio stations and live sessions. Details on capacity, opening date and programming have not yet been confirmed.
- 16Immanuel Wilkins carries New York's jazz legacy forward●Immanuel Wilkins is upholding NYC's jazz history. He's also dreaming up its future. https://gothamist.com/arts-entertain
Saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins is the subject of a new profile examining his dual role in New York City jazz: honoring the city's deep jazz traditions while pushing the music in new directions. The piece frames the young bandleader as both custodian of a historic scene and one of its most forward-looking voices.
- 17Hudson Hall publishes open love letter to Taylor Mac●Dear Taylor Mac: A Love Letter from Hudson Hall https://www.chronogram.com/arts/music/dear-taylor-mac-hudson-hall-love-l
Hudson Hall, the historic arts venue in Hudson, New York, has published an open letter addressed to performer and playwright Taylor Mac, written in the form of a love letter. The piece, featured in Chronogram's arts and music coverage, celebrates Mac's work and the venue's connection to the queer artist. It reads as both a public tribute and a signal of admiration ahead of Mac's ongoing performing career.
- 18Matthew Stafford appears in Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' music video▼Matthew Stafford makes cameo in Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' music video
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has made a cameo appearance in Taylor Swift's music video for 'Patient Zero'. The crossover between the NFL star and the pop superstar has drawn attention from both sports and music audiences, with fans reacting to the unlikely pairing across social media and news outlets.
- 19Robyn surprises with Zara Larsson duet at Portola Music Festival▼Robyn’s surprise Zara Larsson duet among highlights over Portola Music Festival weekend
Robyn brought out Zara Larsson for an unannounced duet during the Portola Music Festival weekend, and the moment is being counted among the festival's standout highlights. The surprise pairing of the Swedish pop icons drew attention as a memorable moment of the event, alongside the rest of the weekend's performances.
- 20Iggy Pop's 'Surfin' Bird' Serenade to His Pet Bird Resurfaces●Iggy Pop singing "Surfin' Bird" to his bird a couple of years ago 🐦 # videos # iggypop # rock # music # funny # bird
A clip of Iggy Pop singing The Trashmen's classic "Surfin' Bird" to his own pet bird is being shared again on social media, drawing amusement from rock fans. The punk icon famously recorded his own version of the song, making the moment especially fitting for viewers.
- 21Southern Utah University Opens Eccles Music Center▼SUU Celebrates New Era With Eccles Music Center Ribbon Cutting
Southern Utah University held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the opening of its new Eccles Music Center, which the university describes as the start of a new era for its music programs. The event marks the formal launch of the facility for students and faculty on the Cedar City campus.
- 22SIU School of Music hosts high school brass and woodwind day●School of Music hosts high school music students for SIU Brass, Woodwind Day, Oct. 1
Southern Illinois University's School of Music is holding its Brass and Woodwind Day on October 1, welcoming high school music students to campus. The event gives young brass and woodwind players a chance to experience the university's music program, work with faculty, and explore future study opportunities at SIU.
- 23Ninajirachi and the Sound of Internet Culture▼Music of the Message Boards: Ninajirachi and Internet Culture
A feature by PopMatters examines how Australian electronic producer Ninajirachi draws on internet culture and message boards in her music. The piece positions her as part of a generation of dance artists whose sound and aesthetic were shaped by online communities rather than traditional club scenes. No further details were available from the coverage.
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A report highlights the race to preserve music history, focusing on efforts to save deteriorating recordings and archives before they are lost forever. The story points to archivists and institutions working against time as physical media degrade, underscoring the urgency of digitising fragile sound collections.
- 25Too Many Zooz's 'Warriors' Finds Fresh Listeners●Warriors - Too Many Zooz https:// open.spotify.com/track/4keKh92 BlOnRSEBeumCPM4?si=81094f4b88424746 # music # horns
Listeners are sharing 'Warriors', a track by the New York brass house trio Too Many Zooz, known for their energetic saxophone and drum sound. The song is being passed around online with links to streaming platforms, drawing attention to the band's horn-driven style.
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A new profile introduces Rockin' Rick Rhodes, a musician being featured in a Q&A-style interview. The piece covers his background and music career, giving readers a chance to learn about the artist behind the nickname. Details about his current projects and response to the feature are not yet known.
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Nothing's Gonna Save Us is drawing attention as a title that could refer to music, fashion or film, with commentary noting the phrase's crossover appeal across those cultural fields. The exact project or work behind the name remains unspecified, and observers are debating which medium it belongs to.
- 28Using prime numbers to set delay times in the studio●Math et musique (poke @ antoinechambertloir ) De l'usage des nombres premiers pour définir le temps de delay en studio.
A French-language discussion highlights how prime numbers can be used to define delay times in music studios, a trick that keeps repeated echoes from piling up into a single rhythm. The conversation also references Steve Albini, the late engineer known for his unconventional recording techniques. It is a niche but lively exchange between math and music enthusiasts, notably poking mathematician Antoine Chambert-Loir.
- 29Lauren Alaina talks new album and her Wisconsin bond▼Country music star Lauren Alaina on ‘Stages,’ why Wisconsin feels like a second home
Country music star Lauren Alaina is making headlines as she discusses her album 'Stages' and explains why Wisconsin feels like a second home. In a new interview with Wisconsin Public Radio, the singer opens up about the record and her connection to the state, drawing attention from country music fans.
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The Boston Musical Intelligencer published a review under the headline 'Setting the Standard for Chamber Music', praising a chamber music performance in Boston. The piece argues the ensemble delivered a benchmark interpretation, though the specific performers, venue and repertoire are not detailed in the available information. It reflects ongoing coverage of Boston's classical music scene and critical interest in chamber ensembles.
- 31Jeremy Releases Scenes from a Well Worn Path Side Two●Music by Jeremy - Scenes from a Well Worn Path - Side Two (self-release)
Independent musician Jeremy, recording as Music by Jeremy, has self-released 'Scenes from a Well Worn Path - Side Two', a new collection noted by the music magazine The Big Takeover. The release continues his self-produced project, arriving without label backing and relying on word of mouth among listeners of independent and home-recorded music.
- 32Looptober music challenge returns for 2026●Hey fediverse, # looptober is coming up! https:// looptober.neocities.org # looptober2026 # music # musicians # loops #
Musicians are preparing for Looptober, a month-long challenge inviting people to create and share music loops throughout October. The event, detailed on a dedicated website, is being promoted across the fediverse with calls for producers, musicians and loop-makers to take part under shared hashtags for 2026.
- 33Governor creates Office of Music to champion state's music legacy▼Governor creates Office of Music, dedicated to highlighting state’s storied music legacy
A governor has established a new Office of Music dedicated to highlighting the state's storied music legacy. The office is intended to promote and preserve the state's musical heritage, though details on funding, staffing, and specific programs have not yet been widely reported.
- 34New Episode of My Pod Virus Podcast Released●NEW EPISODE IS LIVE: My Pod Virus ep2: Electronic Music Boogaloo
The second episode of the podcast My Pod Virus, titled 'Electronic Music Boogaloo', has been released. The episode focuses on electronic music, continuing the show's exploration of the genre. Little additional detail about the episode's content or reception is currently available.
- 35Young Musicians Unite brings free music education to 20,000 Miami students▼Young Musicians Unite brings free music education to more than 20,000 Miami students
The nonprofit Young Musicians Unite is providing free music education to more than 20,000 students across Miami, according to CBS News. The program offers band and music instruction to children in schools that often lack arts funding, and its reach has drawn attention as communities nationwide debate cuts to arts education in public schools.
- 36Rapidly Aging premiere new single 'To Keep From'●# TheMetalDogArticleList # Lambgoat Exclusive: Rapidly Aging (Canopy) premiere new single 'To Keep From' off upcoming de
Rapidly Aging, the project featuring members of Canopy, have premiered a new single titled 'To Keep From'. The track is the latest preview of the band's upcoming debut LP, with the premiere running exclusively through Lambgoat. Metal news aggregators are sharing the release as fans of the hardcore and metal underground look ahead to the full album.
- 37'Love Me' Artist Demands Trump Stop Using Song▼'Love Me' Artist Demands Trump Stop Using Song https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/us/politics/jmsn-love-me-trump-ad.html
The artist behind the song 'Love Me', known as JMSN, is demanding that Donald Trump stop using the track, reportedly in connection with a political advertisement. The dispute raises familiar questions about musicians' objections to their music being used at political events and whether artists can control how campaigns use their work.
- 38Grammy-nominated American Patchwork Quartet to open chamber music season●Friends of Chamber Music to open 31st season with Grammy-nominated American Patchwork Quartet
Friends of Chamber Music is opening its 31st season with a performance by the American Patchwork Quartet, a Grammy-nominated American ensemble. The announcement highlights the group's blend of traditional American music within a chamber setting, giving local audiences a chance to hear the nationally recognized quartet live as the long-running concert series marks another milestone year.
- 39Beshear Creates Kentucky Governor's Office of Music▼Beshear creates a Kentucky Governor’s Office of Music
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has established a Governor's Office of Music, a new state body dedicated to supporting and promoting the state's music industry and heritage. The move, reported by outlets including the Kentucky Lantern, is being discussed as an effort to boost tourism, celebrate Kentucky's musical traditions and grow the creative economy.
- 40Linn-Mar senior uses music to bridge generations and cultures▼Linn-Mar senior uses music to connect generations and cultures
A senior at Linn-Mar High School in Iowa is being featured for using music to connect people across generations and cultures. Local outlet KCRG highlighted the student's work, which reportedly brings together different age groups and cultural backgrounds through musical performance. Further details about the student's specific projects and activities were not provided.
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A music-history piece traces how classic rock drew heavily on classical music, from borrowed riffs and structures to symphonic influences on bands of the 1960s and 70s. It argues that the connection between the two traditions runs deeper than many rock fans realize, sparking conversation among music lovers about rock's classical roots.
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The Greenville Country Music Fest has announced its spring dates. Organizers shared the schedule through regional news outlets, though no lineup or venue details have been confirmed in the announcement so far. Fans of country music in the Greenville area are expected to watch for ticket and artist information as the event approaches.
- 43Concern Grows Over Giant Kelvin Wave Heading for California●Concern mounts over slow-moving, planetary-scale Kelvin wave heading for Calif
Scientists and observers are raising concerns about a slow-moving, planetary-scale Kelvin wave said to be heading toward the California coast. Kelvin waves are vast oceanic movements that can raise sea levels and transport warm water across the Pacific, with potential implications for coastal flooding and weather patterns. Details on the wave's exact size, timing and expected impact on California remain limited, but the scale described has drawn significant attention.
- 44Users praise SteelSeries Sonar for headset sound tuning●I guess I've mentioned that before, I really love my # SteelSeries headset, especially with # Sonar on, there was a bit
A user says they really love their SteelSeries headset, especially when paired with the company's Sonar software. After some initial struggles, tweaking the equaliser presets to suit their ears made the setup work well. The comment reflects generally positive word-of-mouth for SteelSeries audio gear, with the caveat that Sonar may take some adjusting before it delivers its best results.
- 45Elton John Opens London's Apple Music Hall With Intimate Show▼Elton John Opens London’s Apple Music Hall With Intimate, Hit-Packed Performance
Elton John performed at the opening of London's new Apple Music Hall, delivering an intimate set packed with hits from across his career. The event marked the venue's launch and drew wide attention given the pop legend's status and rare small-stage appearances, with music press highlighting the hit-filled setlist.
- 46Super Junior's Ryeowook Releases New Solo Track 'Runaway'●Abuela's Song of the Day (Sep 29) # RYEOWOOK (SuperJunior) - Runaway https:// youtu.be/smzt0he4EPA genre: R&B cw: flashi
Super Junior member Ryeowook has released a new solo single, 'Runaway', described as an R&B track. It is the latest in a run of solo releases from the singer, whose recent work has drawn attention from fans. Listeners are praising the track and its captioned music video, with some fans daydreaming about a possible duet with ATEEZ's Jongho.
- 47Billy Strings Joins Pearl Jam for Neil Young Covers●Watch Billy Strings Join Pearl Jam for Two Neil Young Tunes and the PJ Song That Won Him His Fourth Grade Talent Show ht
Bluegrass guitarist Billy Strings performed alongside Pearl Jam, playing two Neil Young songs and a Pearl Jam track he says won him his fourth grade talent show. The surprise guest appearance has drawn attention from fans of both artists, with clips and reports circulating among music communities online.
- 48Mark Gray's 'Diamond in the Dust' Chart Debut Remembered●42 years ago today, September 29, 1984, Mark Gray debuted at #71 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles chart with "Diamond
Country music fans are marking the anniversary of Mark Gray's chart debut on September 29, 1984, when 'Diamond in the Dust' entered Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart at number 71. The single eventually peaked at number nine and spent 21 weeks on the chart. Collectors of vintage 45 RPM records are sharing memories of the song and Gray's career.
- 49Wake Me Up When September Ends Still Strikes a Chord●Musings Using Music: Wake me up when September ends
A column reflecting on Green Day's 2005 song 'Wake Me Up When September Ends' has drawn attention, using the track as a jumping-off point for musings on memory, loss and the passage of time. The song, written by Billie Joe Armstrong about his father's death, resurfaces every year as September comes to a close, with listeners revisiting its meaning and enduring cultural hold.
- 50How tiny Luckenbach became a country music legend●It was a ghost town of three people. So how did Luckenbach rival Nashville as the heartland of country music?
Luckenbach, Texas, a near-abandoned settlement with only three residents, became one of the most storied places in country music, standing alongside Nashville in the genre's mythology. The Guardian explores how the tiny Hill Country town earned outsized fame, most famously through Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson's 1977 hit 'Luckenbach, Texas', and its enduring role as a gathering place for musicians and fans.
- 51BanG Dream! Our Notes story promises music to make everyone happy▼‘BanG Dream! Our Notes’ millsage Story: Music to Make Everyone Happy
A new story entry for 'BanG Dream! Our Notes' from the millsage project has surfaced, titled 'Music to Make Everyone Happy'. Details beyond the title are limited, but the BanG Dream! multimedia franchise, spanning games, anime and live performances, has a large international following, so any new narrative content tends to draw quick attention from fans tracking the series' expanding lineup.
- 52Week of celebrations to mark Syd Barrett's 80th birthday●# TheMetalDogArticleList # Chaoszine Week of celebrations to mark Syd Barrett’s 80th birthday year https:// chaoszine.ne
A week of celebrations is being held to mark what would have been Syd Barrett's 80th birthday year. The Pink Floyd founding member, who left the band in 1968 and died in 2006, remains a beloved figure in rock, and tributes involve artists connected to his legacy, including Nick Mason and David Gilmour being referenced among the commemorations.
- 53Mary Gauthier's 'Reckoning' Leads New Music Reviews▼Music Reviews: Mary Gauthier’s Poignant ‘Reckoning,’ plus Dallas Burrow, Cat Stevens, and More
A new round of music reviews centers on Mary Gauthier's album 'Reckoning,' described as poignant by critics. The roundup also covers new releases from Dallas Burrow and Cat Stevens, among others. Reviewers highlight Gauthier's songwriting as the standout of the batch, with the other artists receiving attention alongside her latest work.
- 54Universal Music Group Names Libby Bush President of Global Brands▼UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP APPOINTS LIBBY BUSH AS PRESIDENT, GLOBAL BRANDS AND COMMERCIAL PARTNERSHIPS
Universal Music Group has appointed Libby Bush as President, Global Brands and Commercial Partnerships. The move puts her in charge of the company's brand alliance and commercial strategy worldwide, a growing revenue area as labels look beyond recorded music sales. The announcement was made via press release; details of her prior role and plans were not immediately disclosed.
- 55Music Blog Praises Sheherazaad's New Track Pakeezah●NEW MUSIC ON THE BLOG: Sheherazaad - Pakeezah # indie # folk # singersongwriter # music # indiereview Mesmerizing, fabul
Sheherazaad has released a new song called Pakeezah, which a music blog is highlighting as mesmerizing, fabulous, and outstanding. The track is being framed within indie, folk, and singer-songwriter circles, with early listeners responding enthusiastically to the release and urging others to check it out.
- 56Mirlo rolls out September feature updates for musicians●New on our blog: Mirlo Features Update: September by Mirlo https:// mirlo.space/team/posts/787 Support Mirlo: https:// m
Mirlo, the music platform built for artists, published a September feature update on its blog. The team announced the post to musicians on the fediverse, alongside an option for supporters to tip the project directly. Details of specific new features are limited to the blog post itself.
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The Kewanee Voice reports that roots-driven music is coming to Cambridge, a community known for hosting local music events. No further details about the performers, date, or venue were provided in the report.
- 58A Perfect Circle release gothy new song "To Whom It May Concern"●Hear A PERFECT CIRCLE get gothy on new song "To Whom It May Concern"
A Perfect Circle have released a new song titled "To Whom It May Concern". Early listeners and rock media note a distinctly gothic tone in the track, with outlets like Revolver highlighting the band's darker direction. Fans of the Maynard James Keenan-led group are reacting to the fresh material.
- 59The Linda Lindas Play Denver's Summit Music Hall▼Punk Band The Linda Lindas performed at Summit Music Hall on Sept. 23
Punk band The Linda Lindas performed at Summit Music Hall in Denver on September 23. The young Los Angeles group, known for blending punk energy with sharp, catchy songwriting, continues its run of live dates following recent album releases and growing national attention. Coverage of the show comes from the DU Clarion, the University of Denver's student newspaper, reflecting strong local interest in the stop.
- 60Brenham Heritage Museum and Texas Arts & Music Festival Announce Juried Art Show●Brenham Heritage Museum and Texas Arts & Music Festival Partner to Host Month-Long Juried Art Show
The Brenham Heritage Museum and the Texas Arts & Music Festival are partnering to host a month-long juried art show in Brenham, Texas. The collaboration brings together the museum's exhibition space and the festival's arts audience, giving artists a judged showcase running across several weeks. Details on entry deadlines and prizes have not been widely reported yet, but the announcement is drawing attention in local arts circles.
- 61BBC 6 Music plays Everything but the Girl's Before Today●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music 's #HuwStephens Everything but the Girl: 🎵 Before Today #6music #EverythingbuttheGirl ▶️ 🪄
BBC Radio 6 Music's Huw Stephens programme played 'Before Today' by Everything but the Girl, with the track logged on the station's playlist feed and linked to Spotify and Bandcamp. The duo's back catalogue continues to receive airplay on UK radio, keeping the veteran duo in front of listeners.
- 62New ASKZOE0723 track set to Hatsune Miku's Senbonzakura●src: https://vk.com/wall-56809741_227609 Artist: ASKZOE0723 #music @hatsunism Audio: 黒うさP feat. Hatsune Miku - Senbonzak
Artist ASKZOE0723 has released a new music piece set to Kuro-usaP's Vocaloid song Senbonzakura, featuring Hatsune Miku. The track is being shared among Hatsune Miku fans and Vocaloid music communities, where Senbonzakura remains one of the genre's most recognizable and frequently covered songs.
- 63Radio Digital Malayali streams lofi take on Yesudas classic●Now playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Shyaama Meghame Chill Hop | Malayalam Lofi | K.J Yesudas | @saregamamalayalam | e
Radio Digital Malayali is now airing 'Shyaama Meghame' as a Malayalam chill hop lofi track by artist eternaL, drawn from material associated with K.J. Yesudas and Saregama Malayalam. The internet radio station reports 56 people tuned in at the same time. The item highlights the ongoing trend of reworking classic Malayalam film songs into relaxed lofi versions for online listeners.
- 64Rick Wakeman plays piano for 150 rescued moon bears in Vietnam●"Rick Wakeman performs piano concert to 150 rescued moon bears in Vietnam" # Music # Bears # Animals https://www. thegua
The former Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman gave a piano concert for around 150 rescued moon bears at a sanctuary in Vietnam. The unusual performance, reported by the Guardian, brought together music and animal welfare, with the bears reportedly reacting to the live playing at their rescue centre.
- 65Radio Digital Malayali spins LoFi piano mix for listeners●Now playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Walking in the Moonlight - Piano LoFi Mix by mellofi! Tune in now with 60 other l
Radio Digital Malayali, an online station streaming Indian LoFi music, is currently playing 'Walking in the Moonlight - Piano LoFi Mix' by mellofi, with around 60 listeners tuning in at the same time. The station posts automated now-playing updates so followers can discover tracks and join the live stream at any moment.
- 66Exuberant Jupiter symphony anchors Mozart season opener●An exuberant “Jupiter” highlights MOB’s Mozart season-opener
Music of the Baroque opened its new season with a program centered on Mozart's Symphony No. 41, the 'Jupiter'. A Chicago Classical Review account described the performance as exuberant, singling out the symphony as the highlight of the evening and signaling a strong start to the ensemble's Mozart-focused programming.
- 67Mister Two Five's 'Dreaming in Sichuanese' Airs on QWRT Radio●Now Playing on QWRT Radio: DREAMING IN SICHUANESE* by MISTER TWO FIVE Tune in at https:// radio.qwrt.online # nowplaying
QWRT Radio, an online web radio station, is currently playing 'Dreaming in Sichuanese' by artist Mister Two Five, inviting listeners to tune in via its streaming site. The track's title suggests a dreamlike, regionally inspired sound, and the station is promoting the airing to its followers as part of its live programming.
- 68Supreme Music Interviews Composer Jonas Lay▼Supreme Music Asks Jonas Lay: And What About Music? — LBB
Supreme Music has published an interview with composer Jonas Lay on industry publication Little Black Book, under the heading 'And What About Music?'. The piece appears to be part of a series of conversations with music makers in advertising, though the available details about what Lay discussed are limited to the headline.
- 69Watertown community protests high school 'Flashdance' musical ban●Watertown community protests ban on high school musical 'Flashdance'
Residents of Watertown are protesting a decision to ban the high school's production of the musical 'Flashdance', according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Community members have pushed back against the cancellation, raising concerns over censorship and the right of students to perform the show. Details about who ordered the ban and the stated reasons have not been made clear.
- 70Count Basie's 'Goin' to Chicago Blues' gets airtime●Count Basie And His Orchestra And Jimmy Rushing - Goin' to Chicago Blues # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # CountBasieAndHis
Jazz FM is playing Count Basie and His Orchestra's recording of 'Goin' to Chicago Blues' featuring vocalist Jimmy Rushing. The classic track, long associated with Rushing's bluesy style during his years with the Basie band, is being shared with listeners under the station's now-playing and jazz tags.
- 71NHAM rounds up music news, reviews and upcoming events●Catch up on recent news, reviews and upcoming events published on NHAM: News & Reviews – How I Moved from PC Music to My
Music site NHAM has published a roundup of recent coverage, including a personal essay on moving from PC Music to a first live stream by artist Ashnoodle, a review of Time Rival's Below the Apex of the Sky, and news that Faircamp 2.0 is officially available. The site is also promoting its upcoming events to readers.
- 72DIY Alive 2026 announces Music Futures Hub sponsors●DIY Alive 2026 announces Music Futures Hub sponsors • Festivals
DIY Alive 2026 has revealed the sponsors backing its Music Futures Hub, the festival and conference strand dedicated to emerging artists and industry innovation. The announcement lists the partners supporting next year's event, which brings together live music, mentoring and showcase opportunities. Further details on the programme and line-up are expected closer to the festival.
- 73Music Milton second season to debut in October●Listen up: Music Milton to debut second season in October
Music Milton, a music series based in Milton, is set to return for its second season in October, according to Appen Media. The announcement gives fans a date to expect new programming from the local music series. Further details about performers, venues or scheduling for the upcoming season have not yet been released.
- 74Dhvani Bhanushali teams up with Kinjal Dave for 'Fundadi'●Fundadi (Music Video) - Dhvani Bhanushali x Kinjal Dave | Feels - EP
Singer Dhvani Bhanushali has released 'Fundadi', a new music video featuring Gujarati folk star Kinjal Dave, taken from her 'Feels' EP. The collaboration pairs a mainstream Bollywood pop voice with one of Gujarat's biggest folk performers, and the track has already drawn millions of likes from fans. Listeners are praising the fusion of pop and folk styles and the pairing of the two singers.
- 75Johnny Mike Walker Named to Country Music Hall of Fame Circle Guard●Johnny Mike Walker Joins Country Music Hall of Fame And Museum Circle Guard
Johnny Mike Walker has joined the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's Circle Guard, the organization announced. The Circle Guard recognizes supporters whose contributions help sustain the Nashville institution and its preservation of country music history. The announcement was reported by MusicRow, the Nashville music industry publication, drawing attention from country music fans and industry watchers.
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Bandcamp Daily has published Music Seen #2, the second instalment of its Music Seen series on its editorial site. The piece sits within Bandcamp's ongoing music journalism covering artists, releases and scenes. Little detail beyond the title is available, and no notable audience reaction has been recorded so far.
- 77Professor releases debut album exploring emotional journey▼Professor’s debut album a ‘human journey of emotion’
A professor at Eastern Mennonite University has released a debut album described as a 'human journey of emotion'. The release marks the academic's move into music, with the work framed as an exploration of human feeling. Details about the album's style, title and reception remain limited, but the university community is highlighting the project.
- 78Elton John Opens London's Apple Music Hall in Rare Concert●Elton John Opens London’s Apple Music Hall In Rare Concert
Elton John performed a rare live concert to open a new Apple Music venue in London. The performance marks an uncommon live appearance for the singer, drawing attention from music fans and press. Details about the setlist and audience have not been widely reported yet.
- 79Hollywood Vampires Could Release New Music in 2027●Hollywood Vampires Could Be Back With New Music in 2027
The Hollywood Vampires, the rock supergroup featuring Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp and Joe Perry, could return with new music in 2027, according to a report from a US radio outlet. No album details, tracklist or confirmation from the band itself have been released, leaving fans to speculate about what a comeback would look like.
- 80Bryan Adams and Kygo mashup circulates online●# bryanadams × # kygo https:// youtube.com/shorts/epXJgH_mqmM # mashup # mix # music # fyp # edit # viral # followme # c
A new mashup pairing Canadian rocker Bryan Adams with Norwegian DJ Kygo is circulating on social media. The edit blends Adams' song with Kygo's track "Firestone", set against tropical-house production. Reactions so far are modest, with listeners sharing the mix under music and viral tags, though the mashup's originator and wider reception remain unclear.