In a recent radio interview, Grohl explained that the band had planned to call the album For Good, a phrase connected to a lyric in one of the new songs. The track later became Your Favorite Toy.

Grohl said the title was changed after Wicked: For Good became part of the release landscape. The overlap led the band to move away from the original name and choose a different direction.

The update gives fans a small look at how Foo Fighters made decisions around the project before release. Album titles often change during the final stages, especially when artists want to avoid confusion with another major entertainment release.

Foo Fighters’ next album will be their 12th studio project. The band has not framed the change as part of a larger shift in sound or direction. It appears to be a practical title decision tied to timing and clarity.

The former Metallica bassist said the cancer was detected early and removed through laser surgery. He later received an update from doctors confirming that he was free and clear.

Newsted said the health issue led him to change several parts of his daily routine. He now rests more and has stopped using alcohol and marijuana.

The musician also described the diagnosis as a serious reminder to pay attention to health concerns and medical checkups.

Newsted was a member of Metallica from 1986 to 2001, following the death of bassist Cliff Burton. He played on several of the band’s major releases, including And Justice for All, Metallica, Load and Reload.

He has continued making music since leaving the group, including work with his own projects.

Jason Newsted & the Chophouse Band are scheduled to play live dates during the summer.

In a new social media post, the singer shared studio footage and said she was working on a song called Rock Music. She added that the track is not actually rock music and noted that she never said she was making a full rock album.

The confusion followed an earlier interview in which Charli discussed new music and referenced rock sounds. That led some fans and outlets to describe her next release as a rock-focused album.

Charli’s latest update narrows the point: Rock Music appears to be the title of a song, not a confirmed description of an entire album.

The singer has been working with longtime collaborators A. G. Cook and Finn Keane. Her next full-length project would follow Brat, the 2024 album that became one of the most discussed pop releases of that year.

The Toronto rock band, made up of Jordan Miller, Kylie Miller, Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel, received the award during the April 29 ceremony at the Hollywood Palladium.

The recognition follows a period of growing visibility for the group, both in Canada and internationally. The band previously received Women of the Year honors at a Canadian Women in Music event and has continued to build its profile through touring, streaming growth and wider media attention.

During the ceremony, the members acknowledged the women who supported their career and noted the challenges of working in rock, a genre where women have historically been underrepresented.

The award adds another major milestone to The Beaches’ 13-year run as a band. It also places them among the 2026 honorees recognized for their impact across music and culture.

The performance opened with Welcome to the Jungle, followed by Bad Obsession, Mr. Brownstone, and Slither. The set also included Live and Let Die, It’s So Easy, Don’t Cry, Pretty Tied Up, Yesterdays, and Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door.

Later in the concert, the band performed tracks including Civil War, Rocket Queen, Sweet Child O’ Mine, November Rain, Nightrain, and Paradise City.

The 2026 tour follows recent activity from the group, including new music and a continuing schedule of international dates. Guns N’ Roses’ current lineup includes Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan, Dizzy Reed, Richard Fortus, Melissa Reese, and drummer Isaac Carpenter.

The project includes 10 songs and follows the duo’s 2025 album No Rain, No Flowers. The album features Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney returning to blues-based material, with a track list that includes You Got to Lose, Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire, She Does It Right, Tomorrow Night, and Nobody But You Baby.

The album was recorded in Nashville and includes contributions from Kenny Brown, Eric Deaton, and Jimbo Mathus. The sessions were described in release materials as largely live, with limited overdubs.

Peaches! also marks another covers-focused project from the band, following earlier releases that drew from blues and roots music. The album artwork was created by Michael Carney, Patrick Carney’s brother, who has designed several previous Black Keys covers.

The release continues the band’s long-running work as a rock duo, more than two decades after their debut album, The Big Come Up.

The film centers on the One to One concerts, held on August 30, 1972, in support of children at Willowbrook State School in New York. The shows featured Lennon, Ono, and the Plastic Ono Elephant’s Memory Band, with both afternoon and evening performances.

The project presents restored footage from one of Lennon’s only full-length solo concert appearances after the Beatles. Songs connected to the performances include Imagine, Cold Turkey, Come Together, and New York City.

Sean Ono Lennon has been involved in preserving and presenting material from his parents’ archive, including music and film tied to their New York period. The release also places the concerts in the context of Lennon and Ono’s public activism during the early 1970s.

In a social media post, the singer said she likes discussing how things are made and invited fans to ask questions about the creative process, songwriting, and related topics. The event is described as a conversation rather than a concert.

The announcement comes as Charli continues moving forward after the success of Brat, her 2024 album that became one of the defining pop releases of the year. The album brought wider attention to her work, visual style, and club-focused sound.

Charli has also been linked to a new rock-influenced phase, though no full project details have been confirmed. For now, the New York event is centered on discussion, giving fans a chance to hear more about how she approaches ideas, songs, and collaboration.