This weekend is poised to massive for Oasis. The reunited band is gearing up to rock their hometown of Manchester on Friday night (July 11) with the first of five shows at Heaton Park on their Live ’25 tour and you can feel the excitement in the air, literally.

Hours before gates, the band posted a video of a massive drone display over the empty park spelling out the band’s name in white lights cued to “Round Our Way” from the deluxe edition of their landmark sophomore 1995 album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?

And that’s not the only sound floating around before Friday’s show. Singer Liam Gallagher also recorded some hilarious show promos that are running on the Bee Network tram headed to the gig to encourage the expected 80,000 fans to take public transport. Among the attitude-filled messages are: “The next stop is Heaton Paaaark, off you go,” “The next stop is Heaton Park [clap], c’mon, move it!” and “The next stop is Heaton Park, off you go.” Gallagher previously did the honors in 2023, when he voiced “next stop” announcements in support of the Beyond the Music festival.

In addition to teaming with Google for the Oasis Live ’25 Map Experience AR widget to enhance the experience for fellow Mancs, the band issued a friendly warning to fans to mind the weather for the shows, as temperatures in the high 80s are expected at showtime. In a post early Friday morning they wrote, “Severe weather advice… please prepare for extreme sun and heat. Wear sun screen. Stay hydrated at the concert and when traveling. Wear a (bucket) hat. Where possible stay in shade. Look after yourself and look after each other.”

After Friday’s gig, Oasis will settle into Heaton Park for additional shows on Saturday (July 12), as well as July 16, 19 and 20.

Check out the announcement and drone display below.

Saweetie is about to make her long-awaited debut on Australian stages, with a new single set to drop just days before the ICY Queen brings her chart-topping hits down under.

The rapper announced this week that “Boffum” will arrive on July 18, coinciding with her first-ever Australian headline run, which kicks off in Perth on July 30. She also shared a teaser of the track via Instagram on Friday (July 11).

The Australian tour marks another major career milestone for the Bay Area-born artist, who has spent the past year performing on some of the world’s biggest stages. Saweetie headlined high-profile festivals across the U.S., including Rolling Loud and Coachella, where she delivered a set packed with fan favorites and surprise collaborations.

Saweetie’s popularity in Australia has been proven over the years, with singles such as 2020’s “Tap In” and 2021’s “Best Friend” both hitting the top 40, while 2019’s “My Type” reached the top ten of the Australian Hitseekers chart. In late 2024, she also dropped “NANi,” which peaked on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay.

Joining Saweetie on the road is rising Australian star Amarni, who was tapped as the official support act for the tour. Hailing from Melbourne, Amarni has been gaining attention with her unapologetic sound and genre-blurring tracks. Her latest single “Hu$tler” arrived earlier this month and has already made waves on streaming platforms, showcasing the bold energy she’ll bring to the stage as she opens for Saweetie’s four Australian dates.

The tour, presented by Primuse Entertainment and Capital Touring, includes stops at Perth’s Metro City, Brisbane’s Eatons Hill Hotel, Melbourne’s The Timber Yard and Sydney’s Roundhouse. Limited tickets remain via primuse.com.au.

Saweetie’s Australian run comes as she continues working on her long-anticipated debut album, which is expected to drop later this year.  “Yeah, it’s coming this year,” she told Billboard in February. “I feel like it will really encompass who I’ve grown into over these past couple of years. Lots of stories to tell.”

BLACKPINK is back and ready to dominate the charts once again. The global K-pop powerhouse returned on Friday (July 11) with their new digital single “JUMP,” marking their first release as a group in nearly three years.

The high-octane track, which made its live debut during the kickoff of BLACKPINK’s World Tour DEADLINE in Goyang, South Korea, last weekend, is already sending shockwaves through the BLINK fandom and beyond. Earlier this week, the band dropped a teaser for the “JUMP” music video ahead of the release.

Written by an all-star lineup of TEDDY, Diplo, 24, Zikai, Claudia Valentina, Jumpa, Malachiii and Jesse Bluu — and produced by Diplo, 24, Boaz Van De Beatz, Zecca and Ape Drums — “JUMP” sees BLACKPINK boldly venture into hardstyle territory.

Each member — JISOO, JENNIE, ROSÉ and LISA — shines across the track’s unpredictable hooks and pounding beats, showcasing their individual vocal colors while delivering a united, addictive energy.

The new release comes as BLACKPINK kick off their massive World Tour DEADLINE, which will see the quartet perform 31 shows across 16 cities, including two-night stadium stops in Los Angeles, New York, Paris and London. Following their South Korea opener, the group are set to bring the tour stateside this weekend for a two-night stint at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.

The tour will then continue overseas throughout the summer and fall, making stops in France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore,Japan and Hong Kong.

“JUMP” also sets the stage for the next chapter in BLACKPINK’s career after a three-year hiatus that saw each member pursue solo ventures, from JENNIE’s acting debut in The Idol to ROSÉ and LISA’s solo music success.

BLACKPINK hasn’t shared new music since 2023’s “The Girls,” which the foursome released specially for Blackpink The Game. Before that came 2022 album Born Pink, which topped the Billboard 200.

“Jump” is now available on all major streaming platforms.

The Clipse are back. After delivering one of the more memorable album rollouts in recent rap history, Pusha T and Malice have reunited for their first project in 16 years as Let God Sort Em Out hit streaming services on Friday (July 11).

The album boasts 13 tracks in total with features from a versatile cast of collaborators that includes Kendrick Lamar, Tyler, the Creator, Nas, John Legend, The-Dream, Pharrell, Stove God Cooks and Ab-Liva.

Fully produced by Pharrell and recorded at the Louis Vuitton HQ in Paris, Pusha and Malice set the tone for the album with “Ace Trumpets” and then dropped the “So Be It” visual on YouTube, which found King Push sniping at Travis Scott.

It was a winding road for Clipse to Let God Sort Em Out. Def Jam attempted to block their collaboration with Kendrick from landing on the album, which led to Pusha paying seven figures to buy himself and Clipse out of their deal with Def Jam, before bringing LGSEO to Roc Nation for a distribution deal.

“I was shocked at first,” Push told Billboard of Def Jam trying to remove Kendrick’s vocals. “We haven’t been doing anything particularly. For the past two years, it was just creating the album and back and forth to Paris. It was no ill intent in creating that song. We weren’t on that type of time, so it was totally a shock from what I feel like the optics were enough to put a halt to something like that.”

The Virginia-bred duo’s hoping that the album run ends up with them on the Grammy Awards’ red carpet, as Push told Billboard that’s “always the goal.” As for Malice, he succinctly summed up the Clipse’s mission statement: “We’re not into existing in rap, it has to be revolutionary.”

Stream Let God Sort Em Out below.

In commemoration of the fifth anniversary of Juice WRLD’s Legends Never Die album, the late Chicago rapper’s estate has released a pair of tracks on Friday (July 11).

The expanded reissue of Juice’s third album features a poignant posthumous collaboration with XXXTENTACION titled “The Way.” “Time and time, again/ I am lost, my friend/ Getting better, I’m getting better,” X croons on the chorus backed by an acoustic guitar.

Juice takes the baton and continues his journey to hopefully discovering inner-peace. “Lost my mind, trapped in me/ I don’t know what’s happening/ I’ve been space-traveling/ Tryna find some inner peace, inner peace,” he softly raps in his raspy flow.

Juice WRLD’s longtime photographer Steve Cannon helms the animated visual, which finds X and Juice as characters on an outer space mission floating into another galaxy.

“All Life Long” is the second track added to the bolstered 26-song LP. A merchandise collection and various vinyl bundles are available on Interscope’s website for purchase.

Juice WRLD passed away on Dec. 8, 2019, and his death was ruled an accidental overdose due to “oxycodone and codeine toxicity,” according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office.

While XXXTENTACION was tragically murdered in an armed robbery attempt on June 18, 2018, when the genre-bending rapper was shot and killed outside RIVA Motorsports in Deerfield Beach, Florida. Earlier this year, the pair of superstars gone way too soon posthumously teamed up for “whoa (mind in awe).”

As for Legends Never Die, Juice’s first posthumous album and third overall LP debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in July 2020 with 497,000 total album units earned.

Listen to the new tracks from Juice WRLD and watch his “The Way” video below.