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The Who is kicking off the 16-date North American leg of their farewell tour in 2025, as the band’s preparing to take the stage at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida on Saturday (Aug. 16) for a run of dates that will last until Sunday (Sept. 28) at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Want to see The Who in person? Tickets to the tour first went on sale through Live Nation and Ticketmaster, while the retailer’s Face Value Exchange program is an option for fans to resell tickets.

However, many of the dates have either sold out, or are very close to selling out, so one of the best ways to find The Who tickets online is through third-party sites, including StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek and others — all of which guarantee authentic tickets in time for the event.

In addition, we like that tickets are all delivered digitally, so you can get them sent instantly to your smartphone or email. Prices may also be above or below face value at times.

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The Who’s The Song Is Over Farewell Tour Dates

  • Aug. 16: Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida
  • Aug. 19: Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey
  • Aug. 21: Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Aug. 23: Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey
  • Aug. 26: Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts
  • Aug. 28: Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, New York
  • Aug. 30: Madison Square Garden in New York, New York
  • Sept. 2: Budweiser Stage in Toronto, Ontario (Canada)
  • Sept. 4: Budweiser Stage in Toronto, Ontario (Canada)
  • Sept. 7: United Center in Chicago, Illinois
  • Sept. 17: Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California
  • Sept. 19: Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California
  • Sept. 21: Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California
  • Sept. 23: Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada)
  • Sept. 25: Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington
  • Sept. 28: MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada

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For Tyler, the Creator, earning a feature on Clipse’s Let God Sort Em Out album was truly a bucket list item, as Pusha T has referred to Tyler as the “No. 1 Clipster.”

A month after his “P.O.V.” hit streaming services, Tyler is still geeked that he’s on a Clipse project, well over 20 years since becoming a fan.

The Grammy-winning rapper joined Zane Lowe for an interview with Apple Music on Thursday (Aug. 7), where he called his collaboration with Clipse one of the top moments of his life to date.

“Just pressing play and hearing your voice on a Clipse album. I don’t think folks know the weight that s—t really got. I got Grammys, I got whips, I done did it all. That might be top eight moments of my life,” he claimed. “So thank you to Pusha, Malice, [Pharrell]. For real, love y’all down.”

Tyler told Hot 97 that he re-recorded his verse for the album about “79 to 100 times” before finally getting it right while recording on tour in Dublin, and admitted at one point that he nearly texted Pusha to scrap it altogether. “It’s been a few times I’ve gotten nervous and trying to nail that verse with two of my Mount Rushmores, produced by Mount Rushmore, was like I can’t f—k this up for me,” he said during the interview.

Tyler continued: “It took me so long to write that and just trying to perfect it … Was really in that b—h sweating. That n—a Pusha sent me that before I went on tour, probably in April and I ain’t get him that s—t until end of May, early June.”

“P.O.V.” entered the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 65 as a standout from Clipse’s Let God Sort Em Out, which debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200.

Listen to “P.O.V.” and watch the full interview below.

If Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ever walk down the aisle, Andy Reid has plenty of material he could use for a speech at the reception.

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While guesting on the Thursday (Aug. 7) episode of 96.5 The Fan with Fescoe and Dusty, the Kansas City Chiefs coach laughed when asked which stories he would share if he were tapped to take the mic at his star tight end’s potential future wedding to the 14-time Grammy winner. “Ooh,” he replied. “Well there are a few I can’t tell.”

“No, there are a lot of great stories,” he continued of Kelce. “He’s done so many good things, all the things he’s done off the field that people don’t know about, just helping people out. He’s got a big heart that way and I appreciate that the most.”

Though Swift and the football player have been dogged by engagement rumors since nearly the start of their romance in 2023, they have not yet made plans to tie the knot, as far as the public knows. They have, however, been spending a lot of time together this past offseason, as shown in a carousel of adorable photos recently shared by Travis that also included both stars’ brothers, Austin Swift and Jason Kelce.

The athlete is now training with his teammates ahead of the 2025-26 season, which will kick off Sept. 4. The Chiefs will play their first game of the season the following day, facing off against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Now that her Eras Tour is over — wrapping in December with more than $2 billion in grosses — Swift is expected to be present at many of Kansas City’s games this year and next. Her appearances at Arrowhead Stadium throughout the last two seasons sparked a noticeable uptick in young women tuning into the NFL, something Reid touched on during his radio interview.

“I think it’s great,” the coach said. “Obviously, women and girls are looking at the game a little bit more. Look at flag football, we’re talking about Olympic sports, college sports … Girls are having the opportunity to play the game. They’re loving it … [Swift] had a big part of that.”

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Converse’s latest Bluey collection is for fans of all ages. The full collection based on the Australian cartoon series centering around the adventures of a blue heeler puppy named Bluey can be shopped right now at Converse’s website.

Capturing the heart and spirit of the animation, the collection focuses on Bluey and his sister Bingo, imbuing their colorful design and cartoonish doggie charm into every offering from apparel to footwear. Sizing depends on the chosen product, but there’s something for both adults and toddlers.

Sneaker options in this collection range in price from $45 to $80, once again depending on the sizing and style. Some of Converse’s most iconic silhouettes were Bluey-ified for this limited-edition collection, including the brand’s beloved Chuck Taylor All Star. For the little ones, you have four Chuck Taylor All Star Easy-On sneakers, two high-top and two low-top and a Chuck Taylor All Star Madison. The little ones also get a platform Chuck Taylor All Stars EVA Lift Platform style. Adult Bluey fans get a high-top Chuck Taylor All Star model in a slew of sizing options for both men and women.

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Converse x Bluey Chuck Taylor All Star Easy On

Black slip-on sneakers with velcro closures and Bluey characters throughout.


Both easy-on high-top offerings for kids are made of durable white canvas and depict scenes from Bluey in colorful, contrasting hues. Cotton laces give way to debossed Bluey star ankle patches, rubber accents and cushy, non-slip soles, allowing your kids a full range of movement without restricting the fun.

One of our favorites from the collection is the kids’ Converse x Bluey Chuck Taylor All Star Easy-On in Black and White. The style is comprised of black canvas uppers, which are littered with graphics of Bluey and his sister, creating contrast. The silhouette is laceless, for the little ones who haven’t figured out tying knots just yet, and comes with heel loops, allowing your kids’ little feet to slip right in.

The Converse x Bluey Chuck Taylor All Star Easy-On in Blue/Orange and White is similar in construction alone. Where the shoes differ is the contrasting design that depicts Bluey and Bingo as one of the shoes in each pair. There’s an all-blue shoe and an all-orange shoe to indicate which shoe belongs to which playful little dog.

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A black hoodie with a Converse x Bluey graphic on the front.


There are three apparel offerings: two T-shirts and one hoodie. All sizing on these pieces ranges from XXS to XXL. We are especially fans of the hoodie. Comfortable and creative, the boxy style comes with a unique Converse x Bluey graphic in white on the front, depicting Bluey and his sister playing with a balloon that makes up the “o” in “Converse.” The hoodie is made of cotton fleece, keeping the wearer cozy while they cuddle up to watch an episode of Bluey. The hoodie will run you $75.

The T-shirts are pretty similar, but equally cute. You’ve got two white styles with Converse x Bluey branding on the front. Both designs incorporate the cartoon characters and Converse’s All-Star design in some way. Each shirt costs $40.

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With hits like “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” and “Born to Run,” Bruce Springsteen’s breakout album Born to Run is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Now, music journalist Peter Ames Carlin has a new biography, which is a No. 1 best seller on Amazon.

On sale for $25.56 (regularly $30) on from the retail giant, Tonight in Jungleland: The Making of Born to Run chronicles the writing and production of Springsteen’s third album, as the singer/songwriter went from commercial failure with his first two albums, Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. and The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle, to mainstream success with Born to Run in 1975.

If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can order now and Tonight in Jungleland will be delivered to your home in less than two days once it’s released, thanks to Prime Delivery.

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The biography is also available at BookShop.org for $27.90 (reg. $30), while Tonight in Jungleland is buyable at Barnes & Noble priced at $27 (reg. $30).

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In addition, Tonight in Jungleland is available as an Audible audiobook, which is free to listen to for subscribers only.

If you’re not a subscriber, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial. Audible starts at $14.95 per month and grants you access to one best seller or new release title per month, a library of thousands of podcasts, audiobooks, and originals, exclusive discounts and more. Once signed up, you’ll receive one credit for any audiobook on Audible, including Tonight in Jungleland.

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The live music boom that started with the end of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions hasn’t slowed down. Driven by gains in its concerts business and its increasingly international footprint, Live Nation’s consolidated revenue in the second quarter grew 16% to $7 billion, the company announced Thursday (Aug. 7). Adjusted operating income (AOI) grew 11% to $798 million.  

The concerts segment had revenue of $5.95 billion, up 19% from the prior year period and a record for the second quarter. Concerts’ AOI grew 33% to $358.7 million, also a second-quarter record. Through July, over 130 million tickets were sold to Live Nation concerts, a 6% increase from the same period in 2024. Driven by big gains in foreign markets, global concert attendance rose 14% to 44 million fans. International fan attendance rose 30% and arena fan attendance was up 20%. 

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Venue Nation, the company’s venue management and operations division, opened four amphitheaters in the U.S. and one in Canada during the quarter. Additional venues are expected in the second half of the year, and Venue Nation has projects underway in Mexico, Colombia and Canada. 

Ticketmaster revenue grew 2% to $742.7 million as gross transaction value rose 7% to $9 billion — a record for the second quarter. AOI fell 1% to $290.1 million. The number of fee-bearing tickets sold rose 4% to over 83 million. International volume was up double digits while concert ticket volume increased by the high single digits. Sports and other content fell below 2024 levels. 

Sponsorships and advertising revenue climbed 9% to $340.6 million. AOI rose 2% to $227.6 million. The division secured new agreements with Kraft Heinz, Airbnb and Samsung. Venue name-in-title sponsorships now include TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and Veikkaus Arena in Helsinki, Finland.

Live Nation expects the second quarter momentum to carry through to the end of the year. Deferred concert event-related revenue — revenue collected for future events but not yet recognized as income— of $5.1 billion was up 25%. Second-quarter deferred Ticketmaster revenue of $317 million was up 22%. Venue Nation expects to host about 70 million fans in 2025, a double-digit increase from 2024. International fan growth is expected to increase by double digits in the second half of the year. 

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Freaky Friday is getting the sequel treatment with Freakier Friday.

With the sequel set to release in theaters on Friday (Aug. 8), fans might be looking to brush up on the original source material. Freaky Friday is super easy to stream online on platforms like Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV+ and Amazon Prime Video.

If you didn’t know, the 2003 film is directed by Mark Waters and stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan and is a remake of a 1976 film based on a novel by Mary Rodgers. The family comedy centers around a mother-daughter duo who don’t quite see eye to eye. The pair end up magically switching bodies, to both their dismay, and have to figure out how to switch back through wacky trials and tribulations.

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A 2003 film starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan.


Like its predecessor, Freakier Friday also features Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. Once again, the pair play a mother-daughter duo whose lives are turned upside down once they’re forced to switch bodies again, this time alongside a few other family members. New players in the film include actors Vanessa Bayer, Manny Jacinto, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Julia Butters.

If you’re looking to stream on Amazon Prime Video, renting the film will run you $3.99. Once purchased, you have access to stream it for 48 hours before your rental expires. You can purchase the film, adding it to your streaming library, for $17.99. If you don’t already have Amazon Prime Video, you’ll need to get a subscription to access rental or purchase of the film. An Amazon Prime subscription costs $14.99 a month and gives you access to Prime Video and fast free shipping.

For those without an Amazon Prime subscription, you can also stream the movie on Apple TV+. You’ll also need a subscription to access the movie. When you sign up for Apple TV+, you’ll have access to Apple TV Original series and films like Tetris, Wolfs, Argylle and Selena Gomez My Mind & Me, along with new content added every month. Subscribers will also be given the option to share their account with up to five people.

Finally, you can stream Freaky Friday with the Disney+ and Hulu bundle, a plan that starts at $10.99 a month. With this bundle, you have access to both streaming platforms’ content. It’s all the content you crave, all in one place. Simple as that.

Universal Music Publishing Group signed Geese to a worldwide publishing deal. The agreement with the New York City rock band, fronted by singer/songwriter Cameron Winter, was announced by the company via Instagram, just ahead of the release of its third album, Getting Killed, on Sept. 26. The deal was led by head of U.S. A&R Jennifer Knoepfl and director of A&R Deeba Abrishamchi. It also encompasses Winter’s acclaimed solo work.

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Concord Music Publishing signed British rapper J Hus to a global publishing deal covering all future works, following his sold-out Royal Albert Hall show and recent single “Gold” with Asake. Widely credited with creating the U.K.’s Afro-swing sound, J Hus has earned two UK Albums Chart No. 1s with Big Conspiracy (2020) and Beautiful and Brutal Yard (2023), featuring artists like Burna Boy and Drake. Concord will manage his future copyrights worldwide, with A&R manager Patrick Lubega overseeing the catalog. The deal reflects Concord’s commitment to culturally significant artists, with executive vp Kim Frankiewicz calling J Hus “a once-in-a-generation artist” whose “storytelling resonates far beyond the UK.”

Sony Music Publishing MENA (SMP MENA) inked a global publishing administration agreement with Cafe De Anatolia, a Macedonian indie label and brand that has built its name on “organic house” — a subgenre of house music that blends acoustic instrumentation with natural soundscapes. Founded in 2017 by Monika Ilieva, Nikola Iliev and Zoran Iliev, Cafe De Anatolia says it represents more than 4,000 artists and manages more than 50 sub-brands, adding that its new partnership with SMP MENA is aimed at connecting regional songwriters to global audiences. SMP MENA MD Dounia Chaaban praised the collaboration as “rooted in our shared vision of building cultural bridges through music and connecting regional songwriters with global audiences.”

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1916 and Dream Room Publishing teamed up on a new joint venture and signed rising songwriter and vocalist Jack Samson to the partnership. To date, Samson’s resume includes four cuts on Jackson Wang’s Magic Man album, NCT 127’s “Time Capsule,” Keshi’s “Euphoria” and more. “With a shared mission to amplify next-generation talent on a global stage, 1916 and Dream Room proudly welcome Jack Samson to the roster,” a press release about the deal reads.

Concord Music Publishing signed singer/songwriter RYMAN to a global co-publishing agreement that includes RYMAN’s partial catalog and future works. Combining alternative, singer-songwriter and pop music, the 21-year-old Nashville native also recently aligned with Mom + Pop as his record label. Concord Music Publishing A&R manager Lily Bunta says RYMAN has “exceptional talent as both a songwriter and artist” and is a “dynamic creative voice” on the company’s roster. This summer, RYMAN will open for Ben Kweller on his national tour, then return to the road to support Joshua Slone this fall.

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Bucks Music Group and Mushroom Music signed Oscar Dawson to an exclusive joint venture publishing deal. Dawson, best known as one half of Holy Holy, which has put out five acclaimed albums, has also built a strong reputation as a producer and engineer for artists such as Amy Shark, Alex Lahey and Teen Jesus & the Jean Teasers. “We’ve long admired Oscar as an artist, writer, and producer here at Mushroom, and we’re thrilled to be working with him on this next chapter of his career,” said Mushroom Music senior director of A&R Erol Yurdagul.

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The KPop Demon Hunters craze is still going strong — and it’s now reached unofficial coloring books. In the spirit of family, fun, creativity and, of course, K-pop, these coloring books depict scenes from the beloved animated Netflix film, from HUNTR/X’s pre-show ramen sessions to action poses struck by the Saja Boys. Each of our picks can be shopped right now on either Amazon or Etsy. Coloring materials are sold separately.

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K-pop fans can enjoy coloring their favorite fictional acts, utilizing any and every color in their arsenal to bring the black-and-white outlined pictures to life.

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All three options we’ve linked are super affordable at less than $10, and they come with a slew of pages to explore and color in. For children, these coloring books are a great way to occupy their time, allowing them to funnel their creative energy into a productive and fulfilling activity. For adults, coloring is a great way to manage stress — it’s a low-pressure activity that engages, leaving no room for overthinking.

For those of you who might not be familiar with KPop Demon Hunters, the Netflix animated film dropped on the streaming platform back in June, capitalizing on the popularity of K-pop. The film follows fictional world-renowned K-pop girl group called HUNTR/X consisting of members Rumi, Mira and Zoey. The group sings and performs while secretly slaying demons when not on stage.

The punchy and interactive visuals and musical score, composed by Marcelo Zarvos, make for a thrilling ride from start to finish. You’ve also got appearances from real-life K-pop acts throughout the film: K-pop girl group TWICE perform the version of “Takedown” that appears during the credits. Andrew Choi, the singing voice of Saja Boys’ Jinu, is currently an active solo artist under SM Entertainment. Kevin Woo from the K-pop boy band U-KISS provided the singing voice for Saja Boys’ Mystery Saja.

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So if you’re looking for a fun and interactive way to occupy your time that isn’t just scrolling on your phone, these coloring books should do the trick.

It’s been nearly a month since Bad Bunny first lit up the iconic Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot (a.k.a. El Choli) with his historic residency, No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí. But the energy wasn’t meant to stay confined to the island. With the residency now expanding its reach to fans beyond Puerto Rico, the buzz is extending worldwide — and there’s one platform where it’s especially evident: Tinder.

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Since the residency’s announcement back in January, fans around the globe have been creatively inserting their love for Benito into their Tinder profiles. The data tells the story: mentions of “Bad Bunny” in bios have increased by nearly 13%, with men leading the charge at nearly 200% more mentions than women, according to Tinder stats shared with Billboard via email. Whether or not people snagged tickets to the concerts at El Choli, fans are finding their own ways to catch “La Corriente.”

Activity on Tinder has skyrocketed in Puerto Rico itself, with a 35% increase in swiping on the island since July. Even more astonishing? A 52% increase in Tinder Passport Mode — which lets users change their location to match with people in other cities or countries — shows that Benito is turning San Juan into the hottest virtual travel destination of the year, data that the platform shared.

So, who are the top virtual “travelers” landing in Puerto Rico to join the Bad Bunny buzz? Excluding the U.S., the data reveals that users from the Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Spain are leading the digital migration. It’s almost as if everyone wants to capture the perfect profile picture — call it a case of Debí Tirar Más Fotos.

The love for Bad Bunny extends to music, too. On Tinder, where Spotify anthems allow users to express their personality through songs, Benito reigns supreme as the No. 1 artist for users in Mexico, Spain, and Colombia (excluding the U.S.). Tracks from his new album are everywhere — especially “DtMF,” “BAILE INoLVIDABLE,” and “NUEVAYoL,” Tinder reps inform.

As Benito himself might say: “No me quiero ir de aquí” (“I don’t want to leave here”), but folks clearly don’t want to go alone either.