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1. The Whitlams Announce Return to Rock Island Australian Tour

   The Whitlams are heading back to their favourite Australian pubs this October.

2. Ken Carson Sets July Release Date for New Album ‘xperiment’

   xperiment follows Carson's 2025 Billboard 200 No. 1 album, More Chaos.

3. Tay Keith’s Family Pays Tribute to Late Producer: A ‘Cultural Force’ & ‘Source of Love, Strength, Laughter, Guidance’

   "We respectfully ask for privacy and continued prayers for his family and loved ones during this difficult time," Keith's family wrote.

4. Bootsy Collins Signs Davie as First Artist to Bootzilla Records

   The roots-soul singer made his label debut with "Soul," released on Juneteenth.

5. Fuerza Regida Turns Petco Park Into a Corridos Time Machine: 6 Best Moments From Opening Night of Their Stadium Tour

   The SoCal superstars launched their first-ever U.S. stadium trek with a high-concept show that moved through the band’s past, present and future.

6. Justin Cary, Sixpence None the Richer Bassist, Dies at 50

   The band’s singer Leigh Nash confirmed Cary’s death on June 18.

7. Bunnie Xo Memoir Returns to Bestsellers Charts on Heels of Jelly Roll Split

   The entrepreneur shares a closer look at her life in Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic.

8. Zara Larsson’s ‘Midnight Sun’ Shines at No. 1 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay Chart

   She’s the first artist ever to notch two new No. 1s on the chart in back-to-back weeks, following “Stateside” with PinkPantheress.

9. Reggaeton Beach Festival Cancels Its 2026 Edition Citing ‘Economic & Operational Circumstances’

   The events scheduled in Spain for Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Tenerife, Mallorca, Santander, Nigrán and Alicante will not take place, following the decision announced by the organizers.

10. Olivia Rodrigo Scores Career-Best Opening Week as ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love’ Hits U.K. No. 1

    Rodrigo now has her third U.K. chart-topper following Sour and Guts.