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1. Pearl Jam Guitarist Mike McCready Announces Decades-In-The-Making Grunge Opera/Graphic Novel ‘Farewell to Seasons’

   The album and comic are due out on Oct. 7.

2. Russian Court Sentences 19 in Moscow Concert Hall Terror Attack That Left 149 Dead

   A sealed military trial ends with convictions and fines related to the 2024 Crocus City Hall tragedy.

3. Amy Poehler, Alex Cooper, Mel Robbins & More Nominated for 2026 iHeartPodcast Awards: Full List

   Ego Nwodim will emcee this year’s awards. Will Ferrell will open the show.

4. Josh Groban Announces New Album of 10 Classic Film Songs

   The musician is set to perform at the 2026 Oscars.

5. BTS Asks Poignant Question in New ‘ARIRANG’ Teaser Honoring Korean History: ‘What Is Your Love Song?’

   The septet pays tribute to the story of seven Korean men bringing their music to Americans in 1896.

6. How Bruno Mars’ Global 200-Topping Bolero Hit ‘Risk It All’ Came Together: ‘We Tried So Many Different Versions of That Song’

   Grammy-winning producer D'Mile and Mariachi Los Criollos de Guadalajara break down the creative journey behind Mars' new single and its video.

7. Executive Turntable: WMG CEO to Receive Paley Honor — Plus, Universal Music Nordics Re-Bjørn

   Your weekly roundup of promotions, hires and exits across music. This go-round? Big moves at WCM, whynow, Dammy Wimmer, 1916, LVRN Records and more.

8. Harry Styles’ Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits: From ‘Sign of the Times’ to ‘Aperture’

   Dating to his solo chart debut apart from One Direction in 2017, Styles has been a regular resident in the Hot 100's upper reaches.

9. Carly Pearce on Collaborating With Riley Green on ‘If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay’: ‘I Knew It Was Going to Be Very Sexy’

   The new sultry duet and its accompanying video come out today.

10. ‘Women’s Place in This Business Is Shrinking’: USC Annenberg Study Shows Decline in the Recording Studio

    The latest Inclusion in the Recording Studio study shows that women are being consistently shut out of the top charts and awards in music.