The three-minute video includes live footage from the trek, which saw the “Zombie” artist play the biggest American shows of his career at venues including New York City’s Radio City Music Hall, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles and the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.

The film begins with someone offscreen telling Yungblud that the tour, which was first announced in October, had sold out in less than a minute.

“F****** hell,” Yungblud replies.

You can watch AMERICA streaming on YouTube.

Yungblud’s tour supported his new, two-part album, Idols. He’ll play another run of U.S. dates starting in late July.

“It’s truly unbelievable how a kid from the middle of nowhere ended up here, getting to make records with my idols,” Kenny writes in a Facebook post. “I’m just so grateful.”

You can catch KennyHoopla live touring with Young the Giant and Cold War Kids starting in July.

Hammond, meanwhile, is currently on tour with The Strokes in support of their upcoming album, Reality Awaits, due out July 24.

“I’m sick of myself/ I’m sick of this bulls***,” frontman Caleb Shomo sings in the chorus.

Shomo found himself dealing with some more BS relating to the song’s lyric video. After posting a teaser for the track Thursday, Shomo said that the clip was flagged for using AI.

“The artist we commissioned for this project assured us adamantly throughout the process that no AI was used to create this lyric video,” Shomo wrote in a Facebook post Thursday. “Unfortunately after a lot of red flags and conversations this morning, we now know for a fact that was not the case.”

Shomo added, “We have no interest in using AI or artists lying about using AI to try to translate the blood sweat and tears that were put into this album in any way shape or form.”

Instead of using that video, Shomo’s brother, Luke Shomo, built a new one from scratch, which you can watch on YouTube.

Pure Ecstasy, the follow-up to 2023’s The Surface, is due out Aug. 28. It also includes the previously released single “Free” and the title track.

Beartooth will launch a U.S. headlining tour in November.

(Video contains uncensored profanity.)

The sophomore full-length effort from the “can’t slow down” outfit is due out Sept. 9. It’s the follow-up to their 2024 debut, DIVE.

“We made this during the best and worst year of our lives,” almost monday says of the upcoming record. “It’s the result of an honest life lived; the highs, the lows, the pain, and the joys are all there on this record.”

THANK GOD IT’S ALMOST MONDAY includes the previously released songs “enjoy the ride,” “skinny dip,” “no more regrets” and “leaving is easy.”

Almost monday is currently on tour with Young the Giant and Cold War Kids.

The Pearl Jam frontman recorded the track in collaboration with the organization Guitars Over Guns, which provides musical instruments and instruction to young people from vulnerable communities. 

Vedder debuted “Better Believe” alongside Guitars Over Guns students Thursday at the opening ceremony for the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. Following the performance, the studio version officially debuted on digital outlets.

All of Vedder’s royalties will be donated to Guitars Over Guns.

The Fender Precision Bass guitar will be on loan from The Clash’s Paul Simonon, after having previously been on display at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.

Simonon infamously smashed the bass during a performance at New York’s Palladium on Sept. 20, 1979, with the photo taken by photographer Pennie Smith.

The guitar will be part of the museum’s Past Lives exhibit, which a press release notes will take museumgoers on a “journey through London’s history via chronological and thematic displays.”

The new London Museum will open Nov. 28 in Smithfield’s General Market. More info on the museum can be found at londonmuseum.org.uk.

The clip might trigger anyone with entomophobia, or the fear of insects, as it includes close-up shots of ants, cockroaches and a praying mantis. 

If you can stomach that, you can watch the “Planet” video on YouTube.

(((((ultraSOUND))))) marked the fifth Neighbourhood album and their first in five years. A deluxe version, dubbed (((((ultraSOUND)))))+, dropped in February.

The Neighbourhood will launch a U.S. headlining tour in October.

Thankfully, he uses English fairly well when spinning tunes for you late at night and sounds much better when not viewed up close.

THURSDAY: 

BEER BBQ BINGO- Thurs 7-8:30pm. Moe’s BBQ Daphne. Join our own Clint and Cornbread as they serve up some fun free bingo, with prizes fun, and that great Moe’s BBQ and drinks. 

TRIVIA LIVE- Thurs  7pm-9:30pm. The Music Matrix. All new and different each week! Come out and test your brain, win some prizes, and bring your friends for fun!

GULF COAST CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL- (THE LAST WEEKEND) Thurs-Sun 5pm-10pm, Bellingrath Gardens, Theodore. The 2026 Gulf Coast Chinese Lantern Festival is an all new show filled with all new lanterns. As night falls, the Gardens glow with more than 40 towering, handcrafted light sculptures that transform the landscape into a vivid world of color and scale. Explore the Gardens after dark and discover an unforgettable night of light, energy, and wonder for all ages, with stunning photo moments at every turn.

FRIDAY

DUELING PIANOS-  Fri. 8:30PM. Electric Piano Parlor, Mobile. Join our very own Gene Murrell Friday & Saturday Nights at 8:30PM at  Electric Piano Parlor for a fun night of drinks, music, and pianos!

MUSIC BINGO- Fri  7pm-10pm. The Music Matrix. Hosted by Beth Searcy. Hear some of your favorite music and win cash and prizes. DJ Heavy T takes over after Bingo too. 

CITY OF MOBILE’S JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION (moved indoors to the James Seals Community Center due to weather)- Fri 3pm-6pm. Celebrate community, culture, and freedom on Friday, June 19th! This FREE event will include live performances, music, face painting, food trucks, and more. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to sit on. INFO HERE  

MOBILE COUNTY COMMEMORATES JUNETEENTH- Fri 10am-1pm, Historic Avenue Cultural Center, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave.Join the Mobile County Commission for a special Juneteenth commemoration honoring the significance of June 19, 1865, and reflecting on what life was like in Mobile during this pivotal moment in history.The event includes a historical presentation, community reflection and a conversation with acclaimed Mobile artist Charles Smith. Free and open to the public.  INFO HERE  

FAT LINCOLN LIVE- Fri 9:30PM-1:30AM, Cockeyed Charlie’s. One of Mobile’s favorite live cover bands gets your Friday night started right at Cockeyed Charlie’s. 

THE DROWSY CHAPERONE- Fri/Sat 7:30PM, Sunday 2PM, Joe Jefferson Playhouse. A loving parody of Broadway musicals, The Drowsy Chaperone tells the story of a devoted theatre fan who plays his favorite cast album, bringing the zany characters and extravagant world of a 1920s musical to life in his living room. INFO HERE

 GULF COAST CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL- Thurs-Sun 5pm-10pm, Bellingrath Gardens, Theodore.The 2026 Gulf Coast Chinese Lantern Festival is an all new show filled with all new lanterns. As night falls, the Gardens glow with more than 40 towering, handcrafted light sculptures that transform the landscape into a vivid world of color and scale. Explore the Gardens after dark and discover an unforgettable night of light, energy, and wonder for all ages.

SATURDAY:

MARKET IN THE PARK- Sat 7:30am-12noon (Apr 25- Jun 27), Cathedral Square, Downtown Mobile.Start your Saturday mornings at Market in the Park, where fresh, local, and handmade goods come together.   

GULF COAST CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL- (THE LAST WEEKEND)Thurs-Sun 5pm-10pm, Bellingrath Gardens, Theodore.The 2026 Gulf Coast Chinese Lantern Festival is an all new show filled with all new lanterns. As night falls, the Gardens glow with more than 40 towering, handcrafted light sculptures that transform the landscape into a vivid world of color and scale. Explore the Gardens after dark and discover an unforgettable night of light, energy, and wonder for all ages, with stunning photo moments at every turn. INFO HERE 

BALDWIN POPS OVATION GALA FUNDRAISER- Sat 6pm-9pm, Fairhope Civic Center.The Baldwin Pops present A Night at the Hollywood Canteen featuring the Blue Anchor Belles and Mobile Big Band Society. Put on your best 1940s Hollywood glamour or wartime style for a night of live big band music, good food, and dancing to raise funds to support Baldwin Pops. There will be dinner, swing dancing, refreshments, silent auction, prizes, photo booth, and a swing dance contest! INFO HERE  

GULF COAST UNDERGROUND REVIVAL- Sat 6-11PM, Fairhope Brewing Mobile. A community-driven, live-band, scream-it-like-you-mean-it experience. Featuring the bands: Safety Training Machina, Heavy Rotation, and many more! Hosted by our own Matt McCoy. $15 presale, $20 door, limited capacity. 

ART YARD PARTY- Sat 11am-3pm, AC Satellite, St Francis St, Downtown Mobile.The Art Yard Party is Alabama Contemporary Art Center’s summer lawn party and fundraiser, featuring food, games and libations. There will be fun for all ages, with carnival games, art activities, whimsical creatures, music and absurdist entertainment.  INFO HERE  

THE DROWSY CHAPERONE- Fri/Sat 7:30PM, Sunday 2PM, Joe Jefferson Playhouse. A loving parody of Broadway musicals, The Drowsy Chaperone tells the story of a devoted theatre fan who plays his favorite cast album, bringing the zany characters and extravagant world of a 1920s musical to life in his living room. INFO HERE

SUNDAY:

GULF COAST CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL (THE LAST WEEKEND)- Thurs-Sun 5pm-10pm, Bellingrath Gardens, Theodore.The 2026 Gulf Coast Chinese Lantern Festival is an all new show filled with all new lanterns. As night falls, the Gardens glow with more than 40 towering, handcrafted light sculptures that transform the landscape into a vivid world of color and scale. Explore the Gardens after dark and discover an unforgettable night of light, energy, and wonder for all ages.

THE DROWSY CHAPERONE- Fri/Sat 7:30PM, Sunday 2PM, Joe Jefferson Playhouse. A loving parody of Broadway musicals, The Drowsy Chaperone tells the story of a devoted theatre fan who plays his favorite cast album, bringing the zany characters and extravagant world of a 1920s musical to life in his living room. INFO HERE

The track is called “Anything He Was” and includes vocals from Healy. Tiny Habits describe it as a song about “a specific loneliness brought on by someone else’s discontent.”

“Anything He Was” will appear on the upcoming Tiny Habits album, Keepers, due out Aug. 28.

Healy previously linked up with Tiny Habits to perform a cover of the James Taylor song “Carolina in My Mind.”

As for Healy’s main gig, The 1975 has been relatively quiet since wrapping their Still… At Their Very Best tour in 2024, though they did return to the live stage to headline Glastonbury in 2025.