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The co-headlining “Tits Out Tour,” featuring Kesha and Scissor Sisters, officially began its North American leg on July 1, 2025, in West Valley City, Utah. The July 26 stop at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, marks one of the standout early shows, blending nostalgia with bold new energy. This tour supports Kesha’s

AJR officially kicked off their highly anticipated “Somewhere in the Sky” Tour on July 18 at the Nugget Event Center, treating fans to a visually spectacular and sonically immersive concert experience. The indie-pop trio of brothers Adam, Jack, and Ryan Met opened the 18-city North American tour with a sold-out show that blended musical innovation

July 18, 2025, brought a notable swell in album releases, delivering a cross-genre array of new music from both legendary names and rising voices. This cluster of releases reflects a deliberate mid-summer strategy by artists and record labels to maximize visibility, streaming potential, and fan engagement during one of the year’s most music-driven seasons. Headlining

The Steve Miller Band’s sudden cancellation of its entire 2025 U.S. tour on July 16 has sent ripples through the live entertainment industry—not just because of the loss of 31 performances, but because of the reason behind it. The legendary rock group cited “extreme and unpredictable weather” as the central factor in calling off the

On July 9, 2025, regulatory scrutiny surrounding Live Nation Entertainment and its subsidiary Ticketmaster intensified, as U.S. regulators and the White House considered actions to address competition concerns in the live entertainment industry. The focus centers on the companies’ substantial control over ticket sales and event promotions, prompting calls for increased oversight to ensure fair

Amazon Prime Day 2025 has evolved into a landmark event for musicians and audio professionals, offering a wave of deep discounts across a broad spectrum of music gear. The annual sales event, traditionally known for offering deals on consumer electronics and household goods, is increasingly becoming a key date on the calendar for those in

The summer of 2025 has been dubbed “Pop Girl Summer,” as a wave of female pop artists dominate the global music scene, headlining major festivals and reshaping the genre with autonomy, varied musical styles, and a renewed sense of creative control. This movement, led by artists such as Olivia Rodrigo, Charli XCX, Sabrina Carpenter, Billie

The 45th annual “A Capitol Fourth” concert illuminated the nation’s capital with a vibrant display of music, patriotism, and fireworks, drawing thousands to the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol and millions more via broadcast and streaming platforms. This year’s event marked a significant milestone, celebrating nearly half a century of honoring America’s Independence Day

San Francisco-based indie rock group Deerhoof has taken a definitive stand against Spotify, announcing the removal of their entire music catalog from the streaming platform over ethical concerns. The decision, made public in early July, is rooted in opposition to Spotify CEO Daniel Ek’s financial investment in Helsing, a defense technology firm developing artificial intelligence

On July 1, 2025, pop provocateur Kesha and glam-rock revivalists Scissor Sisters kicked off their high-energy “Tits Out Tour” in West Valley City, Utah. The co-headlining tour marks a milestone for both acts—supporting Kesha’s sixth studio album Period, and heralding Scissor Sisters’ first major return to the stage in over a decade. With an eclectic