Memphis May Fire announce their new album Broken (out November 16 via Rise Records), debut lead single “The Old Me,” and hit the road this fall with Atreyu and Ice Nine Kills.

Grand Ole Opry member T. Graham Brown welcomes country traditionalist John Conlee to the June episode of LIVE WIRE on SiriusXM Prime Country Channel 58, featuring live cuts from Don Williams, The Bellamy Brothers, David Allan Coe, The Doobie Brothers, and more.

California metalcore outfit Kingdom of Giants return with “Respawn,” the first single to feature new bassist/vocalist JT Gutierrez — packed with thick grooves, buzzsaw riffs, and a whole new lineup energy.

Country traditionalist Dave Wilbert celebrates friendship, freedom, and lake days on his 90s-inspired new single “All Summer Long,” out June 5 via Wilbilly Records.

Premium lifestyle brand Sportiqe debuts its Billy Joel collaboration with the “New York State of Mind” hoodie and tee, launching June 3, 2026 at NBA Store NYC and Sportiqe.com during the Knicks’ first NBA Finals run in nearly three decades.

Groove metal titans DevilDriver drop their venomous new single “Dead In The Water,” the second offering from upcoming album “Strike and Kill,” out July 10 via Napalm Records.

Burlington, Vermont’s Noah Kesey returns with “Moth,” a stream-of-consciousness pop-rock single about the ambiguous grey zone of a situationship. The accompanying music video premieres today, and Kesey’s East Coast tour kicks off June 5 in Hadley, MA.

The Afghan Whigs return with their tenth studio album ‘Soft Control,’ due August 21, 2026 via Royal Cream/BMG. Hear the lead single “Jungle Roux” now and check out the newly announced North American and European tour dates.

Modern metal risers Dominum unleash “Dark Melodies,” the third single and video from their upcoming Napalm Records album Night Is Calling, out July 3, 2026. A European headline tour follows this autumn.

Elizabeth Cook returns with her first album since 2020, “Great Television,” out August 14 via Thirty Tigers. Produced by Shooter Jennings and featuring Wynonna Judd and Evan Felker, the record arrives alongside a narrative film about her life, “The Easy Kind.”

Melodic hard rockers NESTOR share a live version of fan-favorite “On The Run,” the first single from their upcoming live album “Live At Gothenburg Film Studios,” out August 14 via Napalm Records.

Laci Kaye Booth’s third album, ‘Love Ain’t For The Faint Of Heart,’ arrives September 18 via Lost Highway Records. Lead single “Ethereal Redneck Shit” is out now, and Booth hits the road with Ella Langley in July.

Governor Bill Lee declared June 2, 2026 Randy Travis Day, while Hendersonville dedicated Point Amen and unveiled a Tennessee Music Pathways Marker at the former Morningstar Sound Studio site — 40 years to the day since Storms of Life first stopped country fans in their tracks.

On the 40th anniversary of Storms of Life, Governor Bill Lee declared June 2 Randy Travis Day, Hendersonville dedicated the former Morningstar Sound Studio site as Point Amen, and Tennessee Music Pathways unveiled a marker honoring the studio’s country music legacy.

Bluegrass artist Danny Joines teams with Appalachian vocalist Sandy Shortridge on “Lonesome Sound of A Fiddle,” a haunting heartbreak murder ballad now the centerpiece of a national radio campaign.

Melbourne’s Holly Hebe returns with the euphoric, quietly unraveling new single ‘Crying Your Eyes Out,’ announces her third EP ‘Mood Ring’ (out July 17) and reveals a 2026 Australian and New Zealand headline tour presented by triple j.

The Lung Cancer Research Foundation debuts its inaugural ‘Here Comes Summer’ benefit on June 9, 2026, at Nashville’s Richland Country Club, honoring the life and legacy of disco legend Donna Summer while raising critical funds for lung cancer research.

Kid Rock and Joe Muer Seafood’s Nashville hotspot The Detroit Cowboy marks its first birthday with complimentary desserts, 20% off wine bottles, and a full menu of “fine dining amplified” from June 1–14.

EBRI and Greenwald Research have launched Caregiving at Work, a multiyear national initiative running through 2027 that examines how family caregiving is reshaping the workplace, employee benefits, and long-term financial security for millions of American workers.

Panteón Rococó returned to the streets that raised them, delivering a two-hour, multi-generational block party at Festival Ecos de Oriente for more than 120,000 fans in Nezahualcóyotl.

Springboard to Design (SB2D) reveals its 2026 Summer Program lineup, featuring Tony winners Clint Ramos, David Zinn, Donyale Werle, and a costume shop tour with Kathy Marshall — whose credits include a recent Chappell Roan performance.

Protect Our Care has launched “Faces of the GOP Health Care Crisis,” a new interactive, state-by-state hub featuring more than 400 testimonies from Americans dealing with premium hikes, hospital closures, and coverage losses one year after $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid and the ACA.

German heavy metal legends Accept mark 50 years with a supergroup re-recording of “Fast as a Shark” featuring Phil Anselmo, Kirk Hammett, Mikkey Dee, and Billy Sheehan — the first taste of the star-studded Teutonic Titans 1976-2026, out September 4 via Napalm Records.

Motionless In White have unveiled the second leg of “The Sweat and Blood Tour,” a Fall 2026 arena run with Dayseeker, The Devil Wears Prada, and Dark Divine, arriving on the heels of their new album Decades (out July 17 via Roadrunner Records).

German symphonic metal icons XANDRIA return with “Colours,” the sweeping second single from their upcoming album Eclipse, out August 7 via Napalm Records. Watch the video, check the tracklist, and see every date on their fall 2026 European headlining tour.