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1. Here Comes The Drop: How TMRW Music Dominated 60% of ARIA’s Dance Chart In a Single Week

   Billboardcaught up with the top brass at TMRW Music and etcetc for a closer look at Australia’s vibrant dance space and how the Sydney label group is lifting the tempo.

2. Hayley Williams Gives Fans an Ego Death at The Wiltern in Los Angeles: 5 Best Moments

   The Grammy Award-winning rock star is about to wrap up her first ever solo tour.

3. Mark Smythe, Los Angeles-Based Composer, Dies at 53

   The New Zealand-born musician also served as an executive and educator.

4. U2 Invited to Perform for Free at Mexico’s Zócalo: ‘We Love the City’

   During a meeting between the Irish band and the head of government of Mexico City, Bono expressed his desire to kick off their next tour in the capital.

5. Madonna, Shakira & BTS to Headline 2026 World Cup Final Halftime Show

   The Sunday, July 19, match at MetLife Stadium will mark the first time the FIFA World Cup final has ever featured a halftime show.

6. BMG Acquires Jet’s Music Publishing Interests

   The arrangement expands on BMG’s long-term publishing relationship with the rockers, and follows the 2023 purchase of their recordings catalog.

7. Ninajirachi Dominates 2026 AIR Awards Nominations

   The annual celebration of Australia's independent music community will be presented Thursday, July 30 at Adelaide Town Hall, for an invite-only industry event.

8. Eladio Carrión’s ‘CORSA’ Races Into Top 10 on Top Latin Albums Chart

   With the new arrival, the rapper and Latin trap singer claims his seventh top 10.

9. Druski Shows Up to Cardi B’s House With Full Mariachi to Invite Her to 2026 BET Awards: ‘Thank You, Papacitos’

   This year's host also surprised John Legend, Jamie Foxx & Martin Lawrence at their doors to invite them to the June 28 awards show.

10. Aaron Carter’s Family Gets Settlement From L.A. Psychiatrist Over Xanax Prescriptions  

    Amen Clinics will pay a confidential sum to the late singer's four-year-old son. A dentist and two pharmacies are still set to go to trial in the wrongful death lawsuit.