Travis Scott and the Cactus Jack crew have been teasing the JACKBOYS sequel all year, and the day has finally arrived — and it’s fittingly 713 Day in La Flame’s hometown — withJACKBOYS 2hitting streaming services first thing Sunday (July 13).
“THIS ALBUM IS FOR ALL SEASON BUT WAS MADE FOR EVER SUMMER THAT COMES,” Scott told his X followers on Saturday (July 12), setting the stage for the compilation project. “I CANT F—IIING WAITTTTTT.”
JB2 has 17 tracks in total, including two previously released singles: “2000 Excursion,” which saw a music video released earlier this week on YouTube, as well as “ILMB,” with Sheck Wes and Scott going bar-for-bar.
After Pusha T dissed La Flame on “So Be It,” Bun B was one to nearly promise a Trav response, and there appears to be an answer on JACKBOYS 2. Scott got to business with an apparent right jab to Push coming on track No. 2, “Champain & Vacay.”
JACKBOYS 2 is a loaded expedition from Houston to Florida, pulling on different flows and sounds that have graced hip-hop across the country, while Scott is the top chemist cooking up the ultimate rap cocktail.
After sifting through all 17 tracks, Billboard attempts to rank every song from JACKBOYS 2 below. Crack open a Cacti (if you’re of age) and lock in.
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With Sunday (July 13) serving as 713 day, it’s only right that Travis Scott and Cactus Jack dropped off the JACKBOYS 2compilation album in an homage to La Flame’s hometown of Houston.
The anticipated sequel hit streaming services on Sunday and JB2 finds fellow H-Town rap dignitary Bun B onboard as host, while the project boasts 17 tracks in total.
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Alongside Scott and Cactus Jack high-flyers like Sheck Wes, Don Toliver, Sofaygo and Wallie the Sensei, La Flame invites a star-studded cast of collaborators into the mix that includes GloRilla, Tyla, Vybz Kartel, 21 Savage, Kodak Black, SahBabii and Waka Flocka Flame.
Following several teasers, Travis set the tone for the project’s rollout with the release of the thumping single “2000 Excursion” earlier this week, which saw a racing-themed visual hit YouTube but never received an official streaming service arrival.
There’s plenty of merchandise for Ragers to cop on La Flame‘s website, as Cactus Jack released various merchandise collections and CD/vinyl bundles featuring alternate cover arts to accompany JACKBOYS 2.
The first JACKBOYS project arrived in December 2019 with appearances from the late Pop Smoke, Young Thug, Quavo, Offset, Rosalia and Lil Baby. The effort reached the summit when it debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
It’s been a busy year for Scott, who headlined night two of Coachella in April and notched another No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 with “4×4” in February. He even completed another side quest when making WWE appearances at Elimination Chamber and WrestleMania.
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Drake‘s love letter to London reached its climax Saturday night (July 12) when he performed night 2 of his Wireless Festival 2025 takeover. His second outing of the weekend had a grittier tone as he sought to abandon the melodies that had fans swaying Friday night and return to his punishing ways.
“London, tonight is different,” Drake warned. “All that sweetheart, singing s—? That s— is over tonight. This is for my motherf—ing dogs. I see my dogs came out tonight.”
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Drake’s menacing methods were felt by fans early on, as he jumpstarted night 2 with “IDGAF” alongside Yeat. The 2023 For All The Dogs heater seared through Finsbury Park, with a crowd of 50,000 fans-deep rapping alongside The Boy. The vengeful MC didn’t hold back, either. He tossed darts at LeBron and Kendrick while crowning the U.K. as the preeminent leader in hip-hop. With his Iceman single “What Did I Miss?” brewing in contention for a potential high debut on the Hot 100, Drake performed the song for the first time. Surprisingly, fans recited the lyrics with gusto despite the track being a mere week old.
Aside from Drake returning to prime form, his altruism peeked through on several occasions: First, he brought out a slew of U.K. stars to share the stage with him, including Skepta, Central Cee and Dave. Then, he called in his friends from the States to join in on his overseas escapades.
Read on to see what made Drake’s night 2 at Wireless Festival 2025 one for the books.
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After serenading his OVO loyalists with sticky R&B melodies during night 1 of Wireless Fest 2025, Drake returned on Saturday (July 12) with vengeance in his heart, slipping back into villain mode for a searing, unapologetic performance.
Night 2 found the 6 God in full attack, unleashing barbs at LeBron James, Kendrick Lamar and more as fans relished his bloodthirsty energy. He opened with the fiery “IDGAF” featuring Yeat — a standout from 2023’s For All the Dogs — before blitzing fans with hard-hitting songs like “Nonstop” and Travis Scott’s “Sicko Mode.” For 10 straight minutes, Drake was locked in, exuding an unshakable confidence.
“London, tonight is different,” Drake warned. “All that sweetheart, singing s—? That s— is over tonight. This is for my motherf—ing dogs. I see my dogs came out tonight.”
Fueled by the crowd’s incessant barking chants, Drake delivered one of his most audacious performances. He not only dubbed London the most dominant country in hip-hop, but also threw down the gauntlet, daring any challengers to step up. The moment resonated differently, especially after Skepta’s recent call for U.S. rappers to test their skills in a clash.
As an army of the U.K.’s revered rhymers including Skepta, Central Cee and Dave stormed the stage on night 2, Drake’s allegiance was loud and clear: he’s Team London until the wheels fall off.
Check out the full setlist from Drake’s second night at Wireless Festival 2025 below.
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Backstreet’s back, alright. You might have thought the Backstreet Boys peaked in the early 2000s, but fans dressed in all white leaving Las Vegas’ Sphere Friday night (July 11) would disagree. The group of five arguably put on their best show yet in the high-tech venue right off the strip.
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Into the Millennium‘s opening night transported fans to outer space as a massive screen surrounded them with visuals of a spacecraft right before the band appeared on stage. The Backstreet Boys — Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell, AJ McLean and Kevin Richardson — launched into a night of hits with “Larger Than Life,” which was the perfect description of the show they had created.
Although the show was celebrating the group’s landmark album Millennium and journeyed through the entire track list, they also performed the recently released “Hey,” and they ventured into other albums like Black & Blue. Cue almost 20,000 people dancing to “The Call” and belting “Shape of My Heart.”
Speaking of belting, the gentlemen’s vocals shined. They didn’t miss a note or a beat — as they also included all the nostalgic choreography we’ve come to expect.
Highlights of the evening at the over-the-top venue included one moment when the gigantic screen showed the men etched in the side of a mountain during “Siberia,” and another when they rose high above the crowd on a ship singing signature song”“I Want It That Way.” It was the perfect blend of spectacle and heart.
They closed the night with “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back).” (See the complete night one setlist here.)
As everyone poured out into the streets of Vegas, we’d gamble that many of them will be back to see the show again.
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Scooter Braun’s review of Justin Bieber‘s Swag is in. The surprise album that dropped Friday (July 11) is the pop star’s most genuine work to date, says Bieber’s former longtime manager — who noted he’s been watching the singer’s growth as an artist for nearly 20 years.
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Bieber parted ways with Braun in 2024. That June, Braun announced he was retiring from music management after a two-decade run that had him overseeing clients including Bieber, Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato and more.
“Been having a beautiful start to the weekend and been getting a lot of texts about how I feel about Justin’s new album,” Braun wrote in an Instagram Story on Saturday, the day after Swag‘s release. “So I will just leave this here.. This is without a doubt, the most authentically Justin Bieber album to date. It’s beautiful, raw, and truly him. And that matters.”
Braun continued, “I’ve had the privilege of witnessing his growth for almost two decades. Along every journey, there comes a time when an artist fully steps into their own — and that’s what he’s done here. He’s poured his soul into this project, and you can feel it in every single run.”
“The way he chose to release it is just as intentional as the music itself — and I’m happy to see him do it this way. I have played no roll in this one, but as someone who’s always believed in him, I’m incredibly proud and impressed and genuinely enjoying the music,” he said.
Braun highlighted “Daisies” as his favorite song on Swag, citing Bieber’s “best in the world,” “special tone.”
“Stream Swag and support an authentic voice,” wrote Braun.
Swag, a collection of 21 tracks, is Bieber’s seventh studio album. It’s his first since 2021’s Justice, which spent two weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, and his first full-length record since becoming a parent.
In an interview with The Diary of a CEOlast month, Braun admitted that his present-day relationship with Bieber is “not the same that it was.”
Said Braun, “I think there comes a point where — I understand — he probably wants to go on and show that he can do it. We worked together for so long and we had such extreme success, and I think you get to a point as a man where you want to show the world you can do it on your own. And I completely respect that. I think at this point, that’s what he’s doing. Myself and everyone from the old team is rooting for him.”
Rested and ready, an exuberant Kelly Clarkson finally made it to the stage of the Colosseum at Caesars Palace on Friday night (July 11) for the start of her new residency.
Clarkson is no stranger to Las Vegas stages. She previously had a show at PH Live in Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in 2023, the sold-out engagement “Chemistry,” which ended in 2024.
Starting off Friday night with a bang, she immediately got deep with fans.
“It took us a minute … took me a minute. I’m so sorry if some of y’all had tickets to last weekend’s shows. We can’t help our body sometimes … if we get sick. But thank you all so much for showing up,” Clarkson’s told the audience after opening the show with “Me” and “Walkway,” immediately addressing the elephant in the room: last week’s abrupt cancellation 90 minutes before the scheduled start of “Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions.”
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“I sound incredible because I canceled last weekend,” the American Idol champ commented after a few songs.
The two-hour-long run through her 23-year career, told through music and stories, proved exactly why the singer, songwriter and talk show host needed to be at full vocal capacity. The setlist accounted for about 80 minutes of music, with Clarkson filling in around 40 more with banter and storytelling. The staging and musical arrangement put the audience inside a Clarkson recording session with more than two dozen studio musicians rotating in and out throughout the production.
Clarkson let loose with major vocal runs, candid emotional moments and even a “glass of tequila” from an audience member. Sixteen performances of “Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions” are scheduled through Nov. 15, with new dates for the postponed July 4–5 shows still to be announced.
Here are the eight best moments from night one of Clarkson’s “Studio Sessions” at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace on July 11.
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Congratulations are in order for Vanessa Hudgens and her husband, Cole Tucker, who are expecting their second child together.
The 36-year-old High School Musical alum shared the exciting news on Saturday (July 12) in a social media post, debuting her baby bump in a maternity photoshoot alongside the 29-year-old former professional baseball player.
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“Round two!!!!” Hudgens captioned the Instagram post, beaming as she pointed to her growing belly.
Hudgens and Tucker’s celebrity friends flooded the comments section with well-wishes for the growing family.
“Omg!!!!!!!! Congrats,” Disney Channel alum Aly Michalka wrote, while Allison Holker and Alexandra Shipp both shared red heart emojis. “Ohhhhh congratulations my love!!” Jenna Dewan added. Hudgens’ former Broadway co-star Corey Cott chimed in with, “Congrats V!”
The couple welcomed their first child together in July 2024. While the Bad Boys: Ride or Die star was overjoyed by their baby’s arrival, she also expressed frustration that the moment was overshadowed by invasive paparazzi attention.
“We’re disappointed that our family’s privacy was disrespected and exploited during this very special time due to the greed of a long lens camera feeding the media,” Hudgens wrote in her Instagram Story, referencing photos published by TMZ that showed her leaving a Santa Monica, Calif., hospital in a wheelchair with her newborn.
The pregnancy announcement comes just two weeks after Hudgens shared a heartfelt Instagram tribute for Tucker’s 29th birthday. The pair tied the knot in Mexico in December 2023.
“Happy birthday to my best friend/lover/partner in life,” the singer and actress captioned a photo of the couple wearing sunglasses and making silly faces. “@cotuck you’re everything to meeeeeee. No one does it better.”
“You’re the best mama thank you,” Tucker replied in the comments.
Check out Hudgens adorable pregnancy announcement on Instagram here.
Organizers of London’s annual BST Hyde Park concert series have canceled the event’s final day on Sunday (July 13) after Jeff Lynne’s ELO withdrew due to medical reasons.
On Saturday (July 12), organizers announced that Lynne — whose performance was set to be his final live show — would not appear as planned.
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“Jeff Lynne is heartbroken to report that he will not be able to perform at tomorrow’s BST Hyde Park show,” read a statement posted on the festival’s website. “Jeff has been battling a systemic infection and is currently in the care of a team of doctors who have advised him that performing is simply not possible at this time nor will he be able to reschedule.”
Organizers added, “The legacy of the band and his longtime fans are foremost in Jeff’s mind today — and while he is so sorry that he cannot perform, he knows that he must focus on his health and rehabilitation at this time.”
Later that day, organizers updated the announcement to confirm that the entire July 13 program would be canceled following Lynne’s withdrawal. The lineup was set to include special guests The Doobie Brothers, Steve Winwood and Dhani Harrison. Full refunds will be issued to ticket holders.
“Tonight’s performance marks the final night of an incredible edition of BST Hyde Park and we look forward to seeing everyone next year,” the updated statement said.
Saturday’s lineup featured performances by Stevie Wonder, Ezra Collective, Thee Sacred Souls, Elmiene, Corinne Bailey Rae, and others.
Jeff Lynne’s ELO concert at BST Hyde Park was announced in October 2024 and billed as the group’s final performance following their Over and Out farewell tour in North America and a run of dates in the U.K. On Thursday (July 10), the act’s second-to-last concert at Manchester’s Co-op Live was canceled at the last minute, with audience members already seated in the venue.
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It feels undeniable at this point: the first half of the decade belongs to Bad Bunny. Over the past five years, the Puerto Rican superstar has reigned as the most-streamed artist on the planet, his music serving as the soundtrack to millions across borders, cultures and languages. Year after year, he shatters records, breaks barriers, numerously reaches No. 1 on the Billboard 200, and carves out a legacy shared only by once-in-a-lifetime icons.
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His latest milestone? A history-making residency kickoff on Friday night (July 11) at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot (aka El Choli) in San Juan. Dubbed No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí (I Don’t Want to Leave From Here), the event marks the beginning of an unprecedented 30-show series at Puerto Rico’s most iconic venue with a capacity crowd of 18,000. To a full house on opening night, Benito delivered three hours of spectacle, celebration, and pure corazón boricua, cementing Puerto Rico as the world’s main stage.
At times, the show felt like an immersive celebration of Puerto Rican history and identity. Before even kicking off his three-hour performance at 9 p.m. ET, a giant screen projected facts about the island’s roots, culture and resilience. Messages in Spanish like “Puerto Rico is an archipelago, not just an island” and “San Juan is one of the oldest cities in the Americas. It was founded in 1521” educated the crowd, fusing pride with context.
Others underscored the island’s distinctiveness: “Puerto Rico has two native musical genres: bomba and plena,” a tribute to its African and working-class traditions, and “In Puerto Rico, they celebrate the longest Christmas season in the world.” Even lighter truths got a moment in the spotlight: “Sancocho cures anything, according to our grandmothers.”
This mix of history and pride set the tone for an unforgettable night. Benito appeared on stage wearing a Taíno-inspired outfit — a beige ensemble with straw accents, dark shades and a winter-trapper-style hat — as if embodying the island’s ancient roots while stepping firmly into the modern world. With a set that featured lush green hills and intricate cultural motifs, the visuals matched the depth of his message: Puerto Rican culture was front and center — not for explanation but for celebration.
He opened with “DTmF” and spanned through hits from his latest album, DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, like “KETU TeCRÉ,” “EL CLúB,” “PIToRRO DE COCO” and “WELTiTA.” He also performed older classics including “La Santa” (originally feat. Daddy Yankee), “El Apagón,” “Si Estuviésemos Juntos” and “Ni Bien Ni Mal,” totaling up to over 30 songs — transitioning between bomba, plena, salsa, Latin trap and reggaetón.
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He brought Puerto Rico’s ancestral rhythms to life with hypnotic percussion and dancers wearing traditional straw hats. And later, during a segment dedicated to salsa, the energy shifted to honor the Puerto Rican diaspora’s contributions to the genre. Rocking a classic cream suit styled from that ’70s era, he channeled the spirit of legends like Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón, Rubén Blades and Tito Puente, Benito gave a nod to the iconic Fania All-Stars era — most importantly, to the generations of Puerto Ricans in New York City who sustained these sounds long after they left the island.
Throughout the night, Benito made clear that this residency wasn’t just about him — it was about the community and legends who paved the way. Midway through the performance, he paused to deliver a shoutout to the P.R. trailblazers who shaped reggaetón and Latin music: Tego Calderón, Daddy Yankee, Ivy Queen, Don Omar, Wisin y Yandel, Ñengo Flow and many others. “This is all for you. For us,” he said, pulling the crowd even closer to his vision.
For all its exhilarating highs, the residency showcased a dazzling spectacle, but above all a cultural milestone.
“This residency is more than a concert series — it’s a defining moment for our island,” Jorge L. Pérez, the venue’s general manager, told Billboard Español. “It’s an affirmation of our creative talent and our place in global entertainment.”
With Puerto Rico about to experience an influx of over 250,000 visitors during the residency’s run, Benito has positioned the island as an entertainment destination, creating waves that will benefit the local economy, uplift small businesses and draw global eyes to its unique identity.
Pérez continues: “It inspires the next generation to believe that success doesn’t require leaving home. They can dream big, build here, and be celebrated here. This is Puerto Rican pride in motion. It’s cultural relevance, economic momentum and artistic excellence — all rooted right where it matters most.”
By the time the final moments arrived near midnight, Bad Bunny stood shoulder to shoulder with his dancers, a massive Puerto Rican flag spread across the stage lights lit up the venue. It was a culmination of gratitude — a tribute to the land, the people, and the culture that shaped him into the artist the world knows today.
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