The announcement on October 15 also introduced a new Justice track titled Flower in a Hurricane, featuring Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard. Portions of the song appear in the game’s latest launch trailer.

The GTA VI soundtrack will feature 34 tracks, with music from Travis Scott, Cardi B, and Yung Lean among the selections already revealed.

Players will also have access to several in-game radio stations, including Bad Bunny’s Cocoteo FM, Robyn’s Flash FM, and Lana Del Rey’s Back Country Radio.

Justice previously released their fourth studio album, Hyperdrama, in 2024. Their collaboration with Tame Impala, Neverender, earned a Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Recording in 2025.

The complete GTA VI soundtrack is scheduled to arrive alongside the game on November 19.

The rapper addressed the reaction on social media following the October 17 release of Kid Rock’s faith-based album, Halfway 2 Jesus. Eminem appears on the track Heal My Faith, which reflects on their shared history and personal connection.

The collaboration drew criticism from some fans because the two Detroit musicians hold opposing political views. Eminem has publicly criticized Donald Trump and supported Kamala Harris during the 2024 presidential election, while Kid Rock remains a prominent Trump supporter.

Eminem explained that recording together was about their friendship rather than political allegiance. He also shared a message encouraging prayer and understanding.

The artists have known each other for decades, with Eminem previously appearing on Kid Rock’s 1998 album Devil Without a Cause.

Kid Rock has also acknowledged their political differences, explaining that their friendship has continued despite disagreements.

The Oasis frontman responded to a fan on X on October 16, saying Fontaines D.C. were not good enough and lacked strong songs. His comments followed a question about why the group had not been booked to support Oasis.

The exchange follows tensions dating back to 2024, when Fontaines D.C. members Carlos O’Connell and Conor Deegan III criticized the Oasis reunion. Both expressed concerns about nostalgia dominating the music industry instead of encouraging new material.

Frontman Grian Chatten later distanced himself from those comments, explaining that he personally loves Oasis.

Gallagher’s latest remarks came on the same day Fontaines D.C. released their fifth studio album, Dopamine Chamber.

Meanwhile, Oasis are preparing for another major tour following their successful 2025 reunion. All 42 announced Live ’27 dates have sold out, with Richard Ashcroft currently confirmed as a supporting act.

Fontaines D.C. have not publicly responded to Gallagher’s latest comments.

The band announced six concerts on October 15, with shows scheduled in Mexico City, São Paulo, and Buenos Aires. Negotiations to bring U2 back to Santiago had reportedly been underway since 2025 but ended without an agreement.

Scheduling restrictions at Santiago’s Estadio Nacional may have complicated the plans. The venue has increasingly prioritized sporting events, although its availability has not been confirmed as the reason negotiations failed.

U2 has performed in Chile four times, beginning with the PopMart Tour in 1998. The band returned in 2006, 2011, and 2017, with every concert taking place at Estadio Nacional.

The upcoming Greatest Show on Earth World Tour will celebrate U2’s 50th anniversary and support their new album, Carnaval de Luz, scheduled for release on November 13, 2026.

Beck will open all six announced Latin American concerts.

The legendary British heavy metal group announced 16 additional performances scheduled from April 14 through May 16, 2027. The decision follows strong fan interest in the anniversary tour, despite earlier plans to take a break from touring that year.

The new dates will begin in Tacoma, Washington, with stops in Vancouver, Portland, Phoenix, Dallas, Tampa, Atlanta, and other cities across North America.

Founding bassist Steve Harris explained that the additional concerts will give the band an opportunity to visit areas missed during its previous North American performances.

Bullet For My Valentine and The Raven Age will provide support on the regular tour dates.

The tour will conclude with festival appearances at Sonic Temple in Columbus, Ohio, and Boardwalk Rock in Ocean City, Maryland.

Fan club presales begin October 19, with general ticket sales opening October 23, 2026.

Released on October 16, 2026, the recording captures a live performance from October 24, 2007, at Maxwell’s in Hoboken, New Jersey. The song was already familiar to longtime fans through earlier live performances but had never received an official standalone audio release.

The track is part of the band’s celebration of The Black Parade, which originally arrived in October 2006 and became a defining album in its catalog.

The expanded anniversary edition is scheduled for October 23, 2026, bringing together the original album and additional material, including live recordings and rare B-sides.

The release gives listeners another opportunity to explore the music surrounding the album’s original era, including material that remained outside its official tracklist.

Two decades later, The Black Parade remains a central part of My Chemical Romance’s musical history, with the anniversary edition highlighting recordings from that period.

Released October 16, 2026, the 11-track album has also received a complete song ranking from Billboard, highlighting the band’s latest material and its move toward darker, more experimental sounds.

Produced by James Ford, Dopamine Chamber follows the group’s Grammy-nominated 2024 album Romance, which helped expand their international audience.

The new record explores themes of emotional detachment, uncertainty, and modern life, blending post-punk influences with electronic textures and atmospheric arrangements.

Among its notable tracks is Marianne, the album’s lead single, alongside Where Is Gone?, a collaboration with Spanish singer Rosalía.

The release also arrives ahead of a major European tour beginning October 21 in Lisbon. The band has additional stadium performances planned for 2027, including a headline appearance at Ireland’s Slane Castle.

With Dopamine Chamber, Fontaines D.C. continue developing the musical identity that has taken them from Dublin’s post-punk scene to international stages.

The allegation became public on October 8, 2026, when flyers distributed outside a Vancouver concert venue accused Greep of sexual assault. Addressing the audience that evening, Greep denied the rape accusation and said he had misread a social interaction at a late-night party, making an advance that was not reciprocated.

Greep expressed regret over the encounter and performed the Vancouver concert without his backing band. He also announced that proceeds from the performance would support an organization assisting survivors of violence.

The cancellations affected scheduled performances in Boise, Salt Lake City, Boulder, Denver, Omaha, and Des Moines.

Greep began his solo career following Black Midi’s hiatus and had been touring in support of his solo music. His European performances, scheduled to begin in November, remained on the calendar at the time of the cancellations.

The allegation remains disputed, with no legal finding established.

The expanded release follows Foreign Tongues, which debuted July 10, 2026. The new collection features material recorded during the album sessions, including Where There’s a Will, Who You Callin’ Crazy, Human Tide, Bad Luck Hideaway, and She Still Comes Around.

Among the highlights, Bad Luck Hideaway features shared vocals from Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, alongside drumming by Charlie Watts. The song previously appeared as an exclusive digital bonus track. Meanwhile, Who You Callin’ Crazy features jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine and is scheduled for digital release on October 20.

The deluxe edition will be available digitally, as a two-CD package, and on special red vinyl accompanied by the original album on CD.

The release continues the band’s recent recording activity following their 2023 album Hackney Diamonds. The original Foreign Tongues reached No. 1 in 14 countries.

During an appearance on Amy Poehler’s Good Hang podcast, the legendary musician explained that filmmakers often make Lennon appear significantly taller than he was, even though the two were approximately the same height.

McCartney pointed to the 2009 film Nowhere Boy, which explored Lennon’s early life. He recalled being frustrated by the noticeable height difference between the actors portraying the two musicians.

The issue has also come up in connection with director Sam Mendes’ upcoming Beatles film project, scheduled for release in April 2028.

Paul Mescal will portray McCartney, while Harris Dickinson will play Lennon. The actors have a noticeable height difference, something McCartney has already discussed with Mendes.

McCartney also explained that George Harrison was roughly the same height as him and Lennon, while Ringo Starr was slightly shorter.

For McCartney, the concern is about accurately representing the band’s appearance and the dynamics between its members.