Austin’s Annabelle Chairlegs takes her Ty Segall-produced album Waking Up across the UK and Europe this September and October, with support slots for Ty Segall in Amsterdam and Brussels plus appearances at Brighton and Manchester Psych Fests.

Rising independent country artist Waylon Hanel drops a new music video for the Billy Don Burns-penned “When Waylon Came To Nashville,” released on what would have been Waylon Jennings’ 89th birthday.

Widespread Panic brings its annual three-night run back to Milwaukee’s Riverside Theater October 23–25, 2026. Tickets go on sale Saturday, June 20 at 10:00 AM.

The Employee Benefit Research Institute will host a free June 18 webinar breaking down the 2026 Retirement Confidence Survey, which shows declining confidence among workers and retirees amid rising costs, debt, and health care expenses.

San Diego gunslinger Jimi Zolo drops the gritty new single “R U Rock?” featuring AC/DC drummer Matt Laug, and hits the road with Circus of Power this August.

Seattle punk rockers The Drowns announce their fourth studio album Harsh Reality, out September 18, 2026 via Pirates Press Records. Produced by Bill Stevenson at The Blasting Room, the LP is led by the blue-collar anthem “Relentless.”

Multi-platinum producer Caleb Calloway reconnects with his house music origins on “MENTA,” a pulsing new single and video with Bassyy that channels karmic attraction into a hypnotic four-on-the-floor groove.

Producer Godxilla’s 8-member Milwaukee Music Cartel drops their sophomore album, Vol. 2, and the new video for “The F You Thought It Was” is already gaining steam.

G Herbo digs back into his origin story with ‘Lil Herb: Lil Heroin Edition,’ a 17-track sonic memoir released alongside the vlog-style visual for standout single “Mad People.”

Melody Place’s first-ever Sunset Lounge at the Four Seasons Hotel Nashville brought Sara Evans, Pia Toscano, Katharine McPhee, Jackie Evancho, and Braden Hull together for an unforgettable CMA Fest Week showcase.

The Revivalists’ David Shaw was jolted awake at 3 a.m. by the lyrics to “Get It Honest,” the emotional title track and sobriety-themed centerpiece of the New Orleans band’s sixth studio album, out July 24 via Concord Records. The Get It Honest Tour launches July 14.

Buffalo singer-songwriter Ryan Perdz drops a heavy, distortion-drenched cover of “Time to Pretend” — the latest preview of his debut album ‘Can’t Cry,’ out August 14 via Big Machine Rock.

Country star Craig Campbell’s new single “Better By The Sea” is available everywhere now. Produced by Bart Busch for Grindstone Recordings via Vydia, the summer anthem drops as Campbell’s foundation crosses another major fundraising milestone for colorectal cancer research.

Rising Arizona-to-Nashville country traditionalist Colton Dawson releases his second single “It’s Gonna Rain,” a soulful heartbreak ballad co-written with Roger Springer and Aaron Watson.

Nashville trio The Woods release their new single “Same Boat” on Big Shadow Glen Records, with a music video — filmed on a yacht on the Cumberland River — premiering June 15 on American Country Network.

HUD’s newly proposed rule would remove the permanent chassis requirement for upper stories of manufactured homes, opening the door to multi-story designs, lower production costs, and a bigger dent in the housing supply crisis.