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Ocean’s Calling will provide all the seaside sound you could ever need at this year’s festival on Sept. 26-28 at the Ocean City Inlet.Headliners scheduled to lend their talents to the proceedings include punk pioneers Green Day, rising folk hero Noah Kahan, emo icons Fall Out Boy, hitmakers Weezer and indie vets Vampire Weekend.They’ll be joined by Lenny Kravitz, DEVO, Good Charlotte, Nelly and Cake.In an interesting twist, a number of ’90s acts that typically don’t make the rounds as often as the aforementioned acts — like En Vogue, Spin Doctors, The Black Crowes, DJ Jazzy Jeff, 4 Non Blondes, Collective Soul, Blind Melon and Marcy Playground — will also be at the 2025 Oceans Calling.We’d be remiss if we didn’t mention Fountains of Wayne, Franz Ferdinand, Wheatus, The Fray and Michelle Branch, too.As always, O.A.R.

Chappell Roan’s speech at the 2025 Grammy awards was, in some ways, familiar to me. Her advocacy for healthcare and living wages for musicians was something I’ve heard over the past seven years I’ve spent interviewing musicians, whether signed to indie or major labels.

Sabrina Carpenter has joined Chappell Roan, Charli XCX and Noah Kahan in making donations to a healthcare support charity.The move comes after former NME Cover star Chappell Roan won her first Grammy at this year’s ceremony, and used her acceptance speech for Best New Artist to call out the music industry. In her comments, she “demanded that labels in the industry profiting millions of dollars off of artists would offer a liveable wage and health care, especially developing artists.”Now, she has received backing from Charli XCX, Noah Kahan and labelmate Sabrina Carpenter.This comes as Roan joined forces with the industry non-profit group Backline recently, branding the collaboration as ‘We Got You’.

Chappell Roan has reacted to an op-ed criticising her speech at the Grammys last week – see what she had to say.Last week (February 2), the former NME Cover star won her first Grammy at this year’s ceremony. While collecting the award for Best New Artist, she called out the music industry and “demanded that labels in the industry profiting millions of dollars off of artists would offer a liveable wage and health care, especially developing artists.”Following her speech, Jeffrey Rabhan – a longtime music executive and former Chair of NYU’s Clive Davis Institute – responded to her words in The Hollywood Reporter, calling her Grammys speech “misguided” and “uninformed” in a guest column.The ‘Good Luck, Babe’ singer has since hit out at Rabhan herself, posting a screenshot of his article in which he claimed the Missouri pop star was “no longer a struggling artist” and should “do something about” the wealth disparity “rather than talk about it”.Chappell Roan has since pledged $25,000 of her own money to donations aiding struggling musicians – other acts like Noah Kahan and Charli XCX have since matched her donations.Today (February 10), the ‘Pink Pony Club’ singer has once again called out Rabhan while telling her fans that this is an “opportunity” for “industry powers” to step up and isn’t meant as a rally for fans to donate.She wrote in an Instagram story: “Sharing my personal experinece on the Grammy stage wasn’t meant to be a crowdfunded bandaid but a call to action to the leaders of the industry to step up, help us make real change and protect their investments in a sustainable way.”Roan continued: “My mind will not be changed about artists deserving more than what’s standard in the industry.

Noah Kahan and Charli XCX have backed Chappell Roan and matched her $25k donation to struggling artists after an op-ed controversy.Last Sunday (February 2), the former NME Cover star won her first Grammy at this year’s ceremony. While collecting the award for Best New Artist, she called out the music industry and “demanded that labels in the industry profiting millions of dollars off of artists would offer a liveable wage and health care, especially developing artists.”Jeffrey Rabhan – a longtime music executive and former Chair of NYU’s Clive Davis Institute – responded to her words in The Hollywood Reporter, calling her Grammys speech “misguided” and “uninformed” in a guest column.Shortly afterwards, Halsey defended Roan against the “personal attack” in the op-ed, taking to her Instagram stories to write that it was “boot licking behaviour”.

The Masked Singer has unveiled the latest celebrity behind the mask after Bear was given the boot and sent packing on Saturday night in the first part of a double elimination.The semi-final kicked off with five characters vying for just three spots in the final on Saturday 15 February. Bush, Dressed Crab, Wolf, Pufferfish and Bear all belted out tunes for the audience and judges, but ultimately it was Bear who received the least votes and had to unmask. Judges Jonathan Ross, Richard E Grant, Davina McCall and Maya Jama were taken aback to find out that it was Example who had been entertaining them over the past few weeks, and had impressed the crowd with his rendition of Charles Aznavour's classic She in the semi-final.

The Masked Singer has unveiled the latest celebrity behind the mask, with Bear being eliminated and sent home on Saturday night.

Bourbon and Beyond just announced their massive 2025 lineup and left no shot glass unturned.Set to take place Sept. 11-14 at the Highland Festival Grounds, this year’s bill is made up of over 120 exciting acts that span a number of genres including rock, folk, country and blues among others.Just a few of the biggest names on the bill include jam band pioneers Phish, rising folk hero Noah Kahan, country icon Sturgill Simpson, indie vets The Lumineers and rock legend Jack White.Megan Moroney, Benson Boone, Alabama Shakes, Rilo Kiley and Khruangbin will join them over the long four-day weekend.In addition to the contemporary artists listed above, Bourbon and Beyond also booked a number of throwback groups this year that typically don’t make the festival rounds like Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band, Foreigner, Pat Benatar with Neil Giraldo from the ’70s and ’80s and Gin Blossoms, Third Eye Blind, Blind Melon, Marc Cohn and Marcy Playground representing the ’90s.If you’d like to attend, single and multi-day passes for the Bourbon and Beyond Festival can be picked up as soon as today.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on four-day passes was $336 before fees on Vivid Seats.Single-day passes start at $225 before fees.For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about the 2025 Bourbon and Beyond Festival below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete breakdown of all the best prices on single and multi-day Bourbon and Beyond Festival passes can be found here:(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and, if it isn’t noted, will include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid

Kacey Musgraves has gone viral for her reaction to Beyoncé’s ‘Best Country’ win at the 2025 Grammys.The ceremony for the 67th Grammys took place last night (February 2), and saw Beyoncé win numerous awards including the coveted Album Of The Year gong.One huge moment came as she took home the Best Country Album award for her ‘Cowboy Carter’ LP – beating off tough competition from Chris Stapleton, Post Malone, Lainey Wilson and Kacey Musgraves. As Bey took to the stage, the camera turned to both Wilson and Musgraves, who stood clapping for the singer as her victory was announced.

Kelsea Ballerini has her man Chase Stokes by her side!

, who was nominated at this year's ceremony with Noah Kahan for best country duo/group performance with the song “Cowboy's Don't Cry,” wore a dress by Tamara Ralph with multiple components.The dress' main component was beaded black mini with a subtle, shiny fringe material and a conical bra top. On her shoulders, the wore a dramatic opera cape with puff sleeves and a long train.Kelsea Ballerini's Grammys 2025 look was the look with simple black pumps, diamond rings and earring by Jared Atelier, and her long blonde hair in classic waves.

pic.twitter.com/WwoB7kxbC1— Hinterland (@hinterlandiowa) January 22, 2025“For Hinterland 2025, we’re offering a 90 Degree Guarantee. If the weather reaches 90 degrees or above on any of the three days of Hinterland 2025, you have the opportunity to request a ticket return for each day the forecast is 90 degrees or higher.”Hinterland 2025 will run from August 1 to 3 in Saint Charles, Iowa and will be headlined by Tyler, The Creator, Lana Del Rey and Kacey Musgraves, with additional sets from Clairo, Bleachers, Remi Wolf, Royel Otis and Wyatt Flores among others.“If on 29 July at 10am CT, the weather.gov forecast for 1, 2 or 3 August has a true temperature of 90 degrees or higher for the 50240 zip code, ticket purchasers will have the option to request a return of their festival admission ticket for that day,” the festival added.“Return requests are only available for the day/s the forecast is 90° or higher.

Miles and Keleigh Teller stepped out on Friday night (January 31) to attend the 2025 MusiCares Persons of the Year Honoring The Grateful Dead ahead of the 2025 Grammys.

The Masked Singer's latest reveal has left both fans and judges in a state of shock after a double elimination. Only five stars are left in their costumes after Kingfisher and Snail were unmasked on Saturday night, February 1.

The War On Drugs, Vampire Weekend, Mick Fleetwood and others have honoured the Grateful Dead at a Los Angeles charity gala.On Friday (January 31), the MusiCares Persons Of The Year ceremony took place at the Los Angeles Convention Center, an annual gala that has in the past paid tribute to music legends such as Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and Dolly Parton.Grateful Dead became the third group to receive the honour – after Fleetwood Mac and Aerosmith – and surviving members Mickey Hart and Bob Weir were on hand to accept the tribute.The War On Drugs played the Dead’s 1970 track ‘Box Of Rain’, while Vampire Weekend covered 1974’s ‘Scarlet Begonias’. Billy Strings played ‘Wharf Rat’, Dwight Yoakam covered ‘Truckin’’, Sammy Hagar performed ‘Loose Lucy’, My Morning Jacket played ‘One More Saturday Night’ and Norah Jones covered ‘Ripple’ at the show.John Mayer, The Police’s Stewart Copeland, Noah Kahan and Maren Morris were all also on hand at the event.

Mad Cool Festival. Check out the details below.Mad Cool 2025 will run between July 10 and 12 at its home of Villaverde in Madrid, Spain.

BRIT Awards 2025 has been announced. Check it out below.This year’s awards will take place at The O2 in London on Saturday March 1, and broadcast exclusively on ITV1 and ITVX.

Nine Inch Nails, Geordie Greep and more are among the newly announced line-up additions to Mad Cool 2025.Other new additions include the likes of Bad Nerves, Chloé Caillet and Kingfishr.They join the previously announced Olivia Rodrigo, Kings of Leon, Noah Kahan, punk legend Iggy Pop, Alanis Morrisette, Weezer, who will be performing in Madrid for the first time in 20 years, Thirty Second to Mars, Gracie Abrams, St. Vincent, Justice, Bloc Party, Kaiser Chiefs, The Wombats, Jet, Glass Animals and more.This year’s edition of the long-running festival will run between July 10 and 12.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer MusicCares has revealed the lineup for the 2025 Persons of the Year Gala honoring the Grateful Dead, taking place in Los Angeles on Jan. 31.

Grateful Dead at this year’s MusiCares Gala has been revealed – check it out below.Later this month (January 31), Grateful Dead will be celebrated and recognised as MusiCares’ 2025 Persons of the Year. To honour the legendary band, an all-star roster has been amassed to perform in tribute.

NOS Alive has confirmed that Sam Fender and Bright Eyes have joined the 2025 line-up. Find out more below.Set to be held in Lisbon between July 10 and July 12, the 2025 event will mark the 17th edition of the festival.The first wave of artists was confirmed in November, when Olivia Rodrigo was named the first confirmed headliner for 2025.