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The country singer wore the slogan during a Friday evening concert in Massachusetts. His reason for choosing the shirt was not known when the appearance was reported.
Former K3 member Josje Huisman is due to stand in for Hanne Verbruggen at December shows in the Netherlands and Belgium.
BBC Newsbeat reports a phone pouch rule at Phoebe Bridgers shows, while concertgoers differ over whether clips posted online spoil the experience.
Handwritten lyrics for the Queen singer’s 1985 solo album *Mr. Bad Guy* fetched £277,000 at auction, Nieuws.nl reports.
Dolly Parton recorded Welsh-language parts for a new version of ‘Jolene’ before her death; the single is due on 9 October.
Stray Kids’ label says the group did not submit for the 2027 Grammys. BTS has also opted out, as the Recording Academy prepares a new Asian pop award.
A music publisher has filed a US copyright lawsuit over Olivia Dean’s *I’ve Seen It*, alleging it copies part of Bill Withers’ *Just the Two of Us*. The defendants are music companies, not Dean.
Ye’s cancelled St Petersburg concerts had been scheduled for 10 and 11 October at Gazprom Arena.
The British metal band has announced the death of its singer and bassist, also known as Cronos, at the age of 63. [Source 1]
The reported sale to Björn Ulvaeus’s entertainment company could bring Sia $180m. Her likeness rights were not included.
The rapper says his three October concerts in Dublin, Paris and London sold out immediately.
FAE Ventures is seeking at least £3.2m over alleged unpaid shares of Rita Ora’s touring and television earnings, The Sun reports.
Six members of RÚV’s nine-person board want the Icelandic broadcaster to sit out Eurovision 2027 unless Israel is barred.