For his next trick, Dom Dolla updates a bonafide banger from his youth — Puretone’s “Addicted to Bass.”

The Australian EDM star drops “Addicted To Bass (Dom Dolla Relapse),” a remix of another classic Aussie track that marks his first release this year.

“This record was quite literally the soundtrack to my childhood,” Dom (real name: Dominic Matheson explains in a statement). Originally released in 1998, “it followed me everywhere as a kid. Despite how immersive it was for me, spending a lot of time overseas as an adult, I was surprised how few of my friends were familiar with it. Fast forward to preparing for my first ever stadium show in 2025. I was toying around with a bunch of remix and edit ideas, going through old playlist of records I loved and I just couldn’t move past it. Almost 30 years have gone by and I truly hope this new version finds an audience who connect with it in a fraction of the way that I did as a kid. The addiction is real.”

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“Addicted to Bass” followed Brits, too.  Originally recorded by Josh Abrahams and Amiel Daemion (as Puretone), “Addicted to Bass” caught a second wind in 2002, when it went all the way to No. 2 on the Official U.K. Singles Chart, edged out by the late Aaliyah’s “More Than A Woman.” Were it not for a leak at retail, which saw “Addicted to Bass” open at No. 68 the previous week, the single wouldn’t been crowned champion.

Dom got the green light from Daemion and Abrahams, who reckons the new mix “finds the deeper, steamier layers in the song. While staying true to the original, particularly in the chorus, Dom has brought his own dirty funk groove to the party. I f****** love it!”

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The fresh cut got its first airing last December, when Dom made history with his show at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium. That set, which is now streaming on YouTube, capped a massive year during which Dom was nominated for a Grammy Award; won a slew of ARIA Awards, including the inaugural ARIA Global Impact Award; sold out two nights at Madison Square Garden and ticked off a bucket list item when he released “No Room For A Saint,” the soundtrack for F1: The Movie.

It’s full steam ahead for Dom, whose itinerary this year includes major festival and headline shows across Asia, Latin and North America, the United Kingdom and Europe, a 13-week residency at Hï Ibiza, and an extension of his residency at LIV Las Vegas.

Stream Puretone’s “Addicted To Bass (Dom Dolla Relapse)” via TMRW Music.

It’s been a while. Eighteen years, give or take a few months. With the release today of Atlanta (via 10k/Atlantic Records), Gnarls Barkley makes a long-overdue, but brief, return.

The multi-Grammy Award-winning duo of CeeLo Green, the soulful vocalist, and Danger Mouse, the top-shelf producer, unleashes Atlanta, their third studio album and the followup to 2008’s The Odd Couple.

Produced by Danger Mouse and co-written with CeeLo, Atlanta marks a new beginning, and an end. It’s said to be Gnarls Barkley’s final album.

Atlanta features the previously-released single “Pictures,” one of 13 album tracks. It’s a collection that’s near-impossible to pigeonhole, a feast of gospel mashed with smart-as-a-whip R&B production, with hints of pop, hip-hop and timeless vibes.

Gnarls Barkley had a big time debut with 2006’s St. Elsewhere, which housed the era-defining smash “Crazy,” a tune that went to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and logged nine weeks atop the official U.K. Singles Chart. St. Elsewhere peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and No. 1 on the Official U.K. Albums Chart.

Next up, The Odd Couple which peaked at No. 12 on the all-genres U.S. albums tally, and gave the duo another appearance on the national singles chart with “Going On,” which went to No. 88.

According to a release announcing the return, the Atlanta natives had always intended to record a third album, but “life and other creative pursuits intervened,” before they reconnected last year and set aside some time to record this final chapter in their story.

The long break between albums wasn’t wasted. Green released four solo albums, including the 2010 title The Lady Killer which featured the hit single “Forget You” (also known by the uncensored version “F*** You), and two LPs with his hip-hop crew Goodie Mob and appeared as a judge on The Voice.

At the same time, Danger Mouse (born Brian Joseph Burton) worked on albums by Beck, Sparklehorse, U2, the Black Keys, Norah Jones, Portugal. The Man, A$AP Rocky and many others while releasing three albums as Broken Bells with the Shins’ James Mercer.

“Life is a movie. Thoughts are theater, emotions are entertainment, and songs are cinema,” remarks Green on the latest, and last, Gnarls Barkley album. “Gnarls is the narrator… a noun even a person, place, and thing with main character energy to match. Welcome to Atlanta. Smile for the pictures.”

Stream Atlanta below.

Guns N’ Roses’ one-off concert in Australia has expanded into a full-blown stadium tour.

The rock heavyweights will bring their World Tour 2026 to Australia and New Zealand later this year for a run of open-air shows, kicking off with the previously-announced headline date Nov. 29 at the bp Adelaide Grand Final.

Then, Axl Rose and Co. head north to Townsville’s Queensland Country Bank Stadium (Dec. 2), Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium (Dec. 5), Newcastle’s McDonald Jones Stadium (Dec. 8), Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium (Dec. 11) and Sydney’s Engie Stadium (Dec. 14), before travelling east to New Zealand for the final date on Dec. 17 at Auckland’s Eden Park Stadium, for what should be Kiwi fans’ ultimate early Christmas present.

Aussie rockers Airbourne are special guests on the forthcoming Australasian tour, produced by Live Nation.

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The Rock Hall-inducted band will head down precisely four years after their last tour of these parts, back in November and December 2022 for the Australasian leg of their We’re F’N’ Back! stadium trek.

With the new leg, announced Friday, March 6, the rockers expand on a world tour that got underway in 2025 and visited Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Latin America, and follows the release in December of two new songs, “Nothin’” and “Atlas,” their first new music since 2023’s one-off singles “The General” and “Perhaps.”

In a recent interview with Sylvia Alvarado of Las Vegas radio station KOMP 92.3, guitarist Slash said it was “good to have a couple of songs that we’re promoting and then a tour that’s really a long tour.”

Slash also promised that the outfit would play new and old songs on their upcoming 2026 world tour, which is slated to start March 28 at Monterrey, Mexico’s Tecate Pa’l Norte festival, and includes dates in Europe and North America (summer) and Latin America (spring).

Tickets for the GN’R shows in Townsville, Brisbane, Newcastle and Sydney go on sale next Friday, March 13 at 1pm local, with Melbourne and Auckland on sale at 12pm local.

Visit gunsnroses.com, livenation.com.au, livenation.co.nz and adelaidegrandfinal.com.au for more on the ANZ shows.

Guns N’ Roses The World Tour 2026 Australia And New Zealand
Sunday, Nov. 29 — bp Adelaide Grand Final, Adelaide
Wednesday, Dec. 2 — Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville
Saturday, Dec. 5 — Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Tuesday, Dec. 8 –McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle
Friday, Dec. 11– Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
Monday, Dec. 14 — Engie Stadium, Sydney
Thursday, Dec. 17 — Eden Park Stadium, Auckland

More than three dozen individuals from across the music industry are scheduled to speak at the third annual Music Sustainability Summit happening in Los Angeles on April 14.

Announced Thursday (March 5), the speaker roster includes Lindsay Arell of Legends Global, Maggie Baird of Support+Feed, Zoe Berman of Sound Future, Kelly Brennan-Kleyn of KBK Management, Jamal Chalabi of Backlash Productions, Mary Conde of Another Planet, Erik Distler of AEG, Kristen Fulmer of Oak View Group, Adam Gardner of Reverb and Guster, Lara Seaver of Reverb, Cheryl Liguori of Z2 Entertainment, Lesley Olenik of Live Nation, Scott Paul of Taylor Guitars, Stuart Ross of The Conference Live At Lititz, Carol Scott of TAIT and Neel Vasavada of Overdrive Energy Solutions.

These speakers will participate in a flurry of conversations centered around merch, fan travel, fan engagement, sustainability in small and midsize venues, foodservice, and more, as the 2026 Summit focuses on addressing the industry’s most crucial environmental impacts.

Presented by the Music Sustainability Alliance, the day-long Music Sustainability Summit will be held at Solotech Studios in Hollywood. Passes are $382 through March 31 and available here.

“This year’s summit program focuses on turning ideas into impactful, practical, and scalable
solutions,” the Alliance’s CEO and co-founder, Amy Morrison, says in a statement. “We designed a series of workshops, panels, and mainstage presentations to bring together artists, venues, crews, vendors, labels, promoters, managers, platforms and others to move the industry forward.”

2026 Summit partners include AEG, AEG Presents, AXS, Back of House, Green Disco, PRG, Solotech and Warner Music Group.

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What do you get the person who knows everything? We’ve got some ideas, at least when it comes to know-it-alls about pop culture.

Whether they’re a music junkie who won’t shut up about the B-sides of their favorite album, a scrolling social media addict who knows the trends before they’re trending, or a superhero-obsessed comic book nerd (self-proclaimed) who has thoughts about a new Marvel movie casting, we’ve got something for every pop culture taste. Keep reading to shop the best gifts for pop culture fans below.

Whether the Swiftie in your life is still mourning the end of the Eras Tour, or they’re celebrating the upcoming Tayvis nuptials, this Taylor Swift-themed cocktail book, is sure to be a hit. Featuring 65 recipes alongside tips for starting a home bar and stunning illustrations, it’s a must-have how-to guide for every musical mixologist. With recipes for drinks like the “Fiftini,” “Fizz the Damn Season,” “New Rum-antics,” and our personal favorite, “King of My Bar Cart,” it’s the perfect gift for the pun-loving Taylor fan who loves to throw a (Lover) house party. Note: Taylor sang about being “22” and this book is for the over 21 Swiftie only!

As if your kids weren’t already obsessed with KPop Demon Hunters, now they have a new way to follow the adventures of Rumi, Mira, and Zoey. With tons of glossy pictures and a story based on the film’s screenplay, it’s great for little HUNTR/X fans. Plus, it’s got the iconic gold spine of our own childhood favorite bedtime stories. In fact, you could say this gift is gonna be gonna be Golden…book.

Calling all Eyekons! While the “Internet Girls” try to crack the case of Manon’s hiatus, we can keep supporting our girls. This adorable acrylic Katseye keychain mimics the design of the group’s signature light stick. Rock it proudly on your keys or as a bag charm to add a “Touch” of global girl group glam to your purse. And if anyone says it’s not cute, just tell them to eat zucchini.

While we all mourn the sudden end of Tell Me Lies on Hulu (and can please discuss that ending?!), it’s a good time to remember that the series was actually based on a novel by Carola Lovering. Relive Lucy and Stephen’s collegiate origin story as the book alternates between each of their voices. Then, follow the toxic couple to New York as they live their post-college life in a world of, well, lies. It’s a dark, sexy tale that plays out just as vividly on the page as it did the screen. And for a couple hundred pages you can lie to yourself that this story will never end.

She may have lost her count, but she kept her title. Sort of. The lyrics from “Countess” Luann De Lesseps’ breakout dance hit “Money Can’t Buy You Class” (along with her famous fall into the bushes in Mexico) takes center stage on this polyester makeup bag. Great for your own girls’ trip, the 10” x 7” pouch is a great way to keep tracks of your beauty products or charging devices. Toss it in your bag before a flight and when you touch down, grab that intercom and announced, “Ladies and gentlemen, this is the countess speaking. We have arrived.”

After watching the America’ Next Top Model doc it’s safe to say the show may not have aged well. (But Tyra sure has!) That doesn’t make the 2000s reality show any less iconic. And the most iconic moment of all? The episode where Tyra lost her cool on eliminated model Tiffany. Relive Banks’ catchiest accidental catchphrase every time you rock this sweatshirt. Just remember to smize while you do it.

It’s safe to say none of us will be using hotel coffee makers after seeing that TikTok. (You know, the one where the lady showed us her “hack” of washing her underpants in her hotel room Keurig). From now on, bring your own! This portable espresso machine is the same size as your emotional support water bottle and brews up a damn fine cup of coffee. Pop in a compatible capsule, add water, and brew for four minutes. It’s an easy (and sanitary) way to make a great cup of joe in your room. The machine is slim and can be stored in your backpack for ease of use, unlike your standard espresso machine.

Why is everyone learning to play Mahjong these days? We don’t know. But that hasn’t stopped us from jumping onboard! And if your friends are fiends too, this candle is a solid hostess gift to bring along to your next Mahjong night out. With notes of sea salt, citrus, musk, and amber, it’s a crowd-pleasing, clean-burning scent that will make you a winner — even if your hand isn’t one.

Lately, beer drinkers in every bar around the world seem to be trying to perfect their ability to “split the G,” a precise first sip of Guinness that aligns perfectly with the horizontal bar of the ‘G’ in the iconic logo on a pint glass. But how do you do it? And why? This book explains the frothy trend that’s sweeping your local watering hole, while also exploring the iconic beer’s origin story. Hoppy reading!

As we countdown the days until March 20 when BTS will finally release their fifth studio album Arirang, what better way to mark off the days on your calendar than with these BTS-themed ballpoint pens? With a pen to match each member (and a different color for each) you can write with your bias or choose a different idol every day. And the quality? Don’t worry. The ink is smooth like butter.

Start your day right with this fun calendar. Each day, you’ll pull an answer and you’ll have to respond with a question (like the show). Match your question to what’s on the back of the page to win. There’s even JEOPARDY! and DOUBLE JEOPARDY! clues with assigned dollar amounts and a FINAL JEOPARDY! round where you can wager all or part of your “winnings.” Test your knowledge of topics including movies, TV, music, Broadway, books, social media, sports, fashion, current and iconic events, fads and trends, and more. 

You have to keep track of your keys to the cottage somehow, and what better way than these Hollander and Rozanov jersey keychains? Embroidered in cotton, their jersey-shaped design was inspired by classic hockey uniforms—namely those worn by our two favorite players. Whether you hang them on your gym bag or attach them to your car keys, you’ll have an excuse to fall back into your feels on a daily basis. Especially since we’re going to have to wait over a year for season two.

With a new movie seemingly out every season for the past 10 years, Marvel fans have little time to rest. But in their downtime, they’ll love to try their hand at this puzzle. With 3,000 pieces, it showcases the superheroes and super villains that make up the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Spot Spiderman, Thor, Iron Man, and more as you painstakingly piece this behemoth together. And when it’s done, just like all great Marvel movies, there’s a sequel: Aquaraius offers plenty more Marvel puzzles where this one came from.

This Concerts Remembered Journal is a perfect gift for longtime concertgoers trying to remember some of their favorite shows or a newbie just getting their first tickets and hoping to make every memory last. With journal prompts to capture show stats like tour names, set lists, venues, and more, plenty of space to write notes and draw, and even a spot to hold your ticket stubs (for those who love an analog moment), it’s a must for live music lovers. Now they can document every smoke-filled room surprise show, every mega music fest, and every second of s stadium show.

Do you have a friend who’s full of useless information? Like, which celeb claims to have met Bigfoot? How about which pop star had a romantic encounter with a ghost? That’s the type of knowledge that wins Brass Monkey’s Irrelevant Celebrity Trivia game. Let your friend revel in their know-it-all-ness over a rousing round…even if everything they know is irrelevant.

True Batman fans will geek out (pun intended) over this gorgeous picture-filled hardcover book. It takes readers under the hood of Batman’s most iconic vehicle, including cars seen in The Batman, The Animated Series, and the films of Christopher Nolan, Zack Snyder, and Tim Burton. Because at the end of the day, Gotham’s greatest superhero is just a man in a tight suit with a killer car collection, am I right?

Any musically inclined Benson Boone fan would flip for this songbook, which features 12 of the star’s most popular songs arranged for piano, vocal, and guitar. Whether you’re budding Benson is looking to shred to “Mystical Magical” or belt “Beautiful Things,” this book has each song’s complete vocal lines, piano notation, full lyrics, and chord symbols included. Great for at-home harmonizing or as a tool to bring to lessons, it’s the perfect way for the next generation of pop stars to start honing their craft.

This laugh out loud funny trivia game begs the question, “What if ‘Sweet Dreams’ really were made of cheese?” Join two to eight players and guess popular songs based on hilariously incorrect lyrics. With 300 cards and unlimited genres, this game promises endless fun for music lovers and casual radio listeners alike. Put your musical skills to the test and get ready to laugh.

Our millennial queen has returned to music with an album full of songs about love, marriage, and all the grownup things. (All that kid stuff is so yesterday.) But that doesn’t mean we should forget her roots. Celebrate one of her most iconic moments of all-time with this That’s So Girl Wearing a Skirt as a Top t-shirt. It’s a reminder that Hilary has always been an ally, harkening back to her 2008 “don’t say gay” PSA.

This canvas tote is not only eco-friendly, but it’s Bravo-centric and perfect for the network’s super fans. Whether they’re obsessed with the housewives, love to hit the high seas with Below Deck, or all about Summer House and Southern Charm, this bag makes a great gift for the reality TV lover in your life. The 15” x 13” tote is ideal for a quick grocery run or even to toss papers and a book into. It’ll have everyone saying, “Bravo, Bravo, f__ing Bravo!”