Mgk and Wiz Khalifa reunited for their first track in 13 years last week, and the duo has a full joint project on the way.

Earlier this week, Kels and the Taylor Gang honcho revealed that their Blog Era Boyz mixtape is set to arrive on Friday (May 22). It’s fitting since the pair is trekking across North America together as part of mgk’s Lost Americana Tour, which kicked off on May 15, and will give fans some fresh tunes.

The “Mind of a Stoner” collaborators are slated to make stops in Austin, Dallas, Atlanta, St. Louis, Toronto, Kansas City and Vancouver, B.C., before heading to Ridgefield, Wash., on July 1 for a final show.

After packing on the early 2010s nostalgia with “Girl Next Door,” Kels and Wiz are back with another offering from their joint effort with “Everything Tatted,” which arrived on Wednesday (May 20).

“I tattoo my face/ I tattoo my neck/ I tattoo my hands, legs, back, chest/ Freaks come out at night, 12 a.m. we active,” mgk raps before passing the baton to Wiz.

The track oozes rebellious energy that Kels has ingrained in his DNA, and the title is fitting with both artists covered in ink. One of Wiz’s breakout songs is “Ink My Whole Body” after all, which landed on his 2008 Star Power mixtape.

The punk visual of the new track steals the show, and it’s a star-studded affair, with everyone showing off their body as a canvas. Wiz and Kels recruited Bam Margera, Ty Dolla $ign and skater Boo Johnson for appearances. In addition to Mod Sun and EST members such as Slim and Rook, there are plenty of inked women surrounding the crew as well.

Before joining up with Wiz, mgk recruited Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst for “Fix Ur Face” in April, which reached No. 1 on Billboard‘s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart.

Check out the video for “Everything Tatted” below.

UPDATE (MAY 20): HSHQ, the official Instagram account representing Harry Styles’ team, has issued a statement via Instagram Stories confirming that adjustments will be made to the height of Together, Together tour stage following fan criticism.

The update comes after concerns were raised on social media regarding visibility at recent shows in Amsterdam. HSHQ has publicly acknowledged the feedback, noting that revisions are being implemented to improve the concert experience for attendees.

“We’ve heard concerns from some fans regarding sightline obstructions on the floor. We want every person in the room to have the best experience possible, and we are actively working on making adjustments to improve visibility, while keeping everyone’s safety a priority,” the statement began.

“Beginning Friday, the front bridges will be altered in Amsterdam and London. For future venues, we are working as quickly as possible to make adjustments that also fit within safety code and local compliance. In the meantime, temporary barricade adjustments have been made to the left and right front GA pits for tonight’s show to improve stage visibility.”

It concluded by thanking fans for their “patience and understanding”, before making reference to a lyric from “Dance No More,” Styles’ latest single: “We love dancing with all our friends.”

PREVIOUSLY: Fans attending the opening dates of Harry Styles’ ‘Together, Together’ tour have shared concerns online about obstructed views from premium floor sections.

After the tour’s first two shows, which took place at Amsterdam’s Johan Cruyff Arena over the weekend (May 16 and 17), clips circulating social media showed some concertgoers struggling to see due to the height of the stage, equipment, and a large production set-up, prompting criticism over Styles’ ambitious staging design.

In a statement shared with Billboard U.K., a tour representative for Styles has said that areas of the staging are “being reviewed carefully” and the team is working to improve visibility concerns ahead of upcoming shows. 

“The floor concept was designed to give fans freedom of movement and the ability to experience the show from different positions, rather than being confined to one fixed viewing angle,” they said. 

“That open, free-flowing floor experience has always been an essential part of Harry’s live shows. A small area of the staging in specific floor positions appears to have had a restricted sightline. Those areas are being reviewed carefully and adjusted where possible in compliance with all safety restrictions.”

The sight line complaints have also fueled a broader online conversation around rising concert ticket prices and fan expectations for premium live experiences. While some attendees praised the staging – which sees Styles moving between multiple performance areas during a two-hour set – others argued that standing tickets should offer consistent views of the show, regardless of production elements. Styles has not addressed the backlash publicly.

The Together, Together tour, which will hit seven key global cities throughout 2026, remains one of the year’s biggest live music launches. Billboard U.K. attended the kickoff at Johan Cruyff Arena, describing the show as “a fervent, dizzying two-hour trip through Styles’ musical canon” and praising its more mature feel to the British singer’s previous live performances.

Following a further eight nights in Amsterdam, Styles will take the trek onward to London for a record-breaking 12 shows at Wembley Stadium, before continuing with additional stadium dates in São Paulo, Mexico City, Sydney and Melbourne. Throughout the fall, the 32-year-old will play 30 sold-out nights at New York City’s Madison Square Garden.

The Together, Together tour marks Styles’ first major live run since the release of his fourth album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally in March, which hit No. 1 on both the Billboard 200 and the Official U.K. Albums Chart. The stadium trek follows his 169-date Love On Tour cycle, which ran between 2021 and 2023 and established the former One Direction member as one of the most in-demand live acts of the past decade.

Just before P!nk hosts the Tony Awards on Sunday, June 7, Laura Benanti and Tituss Burgess will “Get the Party Started,” to quote one of P!nk’s greatest hits, as cohosts of “The Tony Awards: Act One.”

The pre-show will be available to viewers for free on Pluto TV from 6:35 to 8 p.m. ET/3:35-5 p.m. PT on Tony Sunday. Viewers can access “The Tony Awards: Act One” on their smart TV, streaming device, mobile app or online by going to Pluto TV and clicking on the “Live Music” channel, found within the Entertainment category on the service.

Benanti is a top star of Broadway musicals. She won a Tony in 2008 for her featured role in Gypsy and has also been nominated for her performances in Swing!, Into the Woods, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown and She Loves Me.

Burgess received five Primetime Emmy nods for Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and a sixth for Central Park.

Last year, the pre-show was cohosted by Darren Criss and Renée Elise Goldsberry. Criss went on to win a Tony on that night’s main show for his lead role in Maybe Happy Ending.

Immediately following the pre-show, the 79th Annual Tony Awards will broadcast live to both coasts from 8 to 11 p.m. ET/5 to 8 p.m. PT on CBS and streaming on Paramount+. This year’s show will be held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City for the second year in a row.

Raj Kapoor, Sarah Levine Hall, and Jack Sussman are executive producers of this year’s show. Kapoor and Levine Hall will also serve as co-showrunners. Patrick Menton and Rob Paine will co-executive produce, with Menton also serving as head of talent.

Kapoor was also an executive producer of this year’s Grammys, Oscars and Academy of Country Music Awards.

The Tony Awards are produced in collaboration with Tony Award Productions, a joint venture of the American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League. 

Cher has been keeping it groovy for eight decades now, with the multi-hyphenate superstar celebrating her 80th birthday on Wednesday (May 20). And to celebrate, Billboard wants to know which of her many songs to reach the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 thus far is the greatest.

In total, Cher has notched a dozen tracks in the top 10 over the course of her solo career — four of which went No. 1, mind you. That’s not including the smashes she secured in her legacy by way of Sonny & Cher, her former music duo with ex-husband Sonny Bono best known for “I Got You Babe,” which spent three weeks at the top of the chart in 1965. After going out on her own, the singer-actress first reached the summit in 1972 with “Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves.” She would continue to outdo herself with 1973’s “Half-Breed” and 1998’s “Believe,” which spent two and four weeks at No. 1, respectively. (1974’s “Dark Lady” also reached the summit for a week.) Some of her most beloved enduring hits never made it to the top spot, but certainly came close, with “If I Could Turn Back Time” peaking at No. 3 and “After All (Love Theme From Chances Are)” hitting No. 6 in 1989.

But which of those staples in Cher’s iconic discography is the best? Now’s the time to decide.

In honor of the legend’s big day, Billboard wants to know your favorite of her top 10 hits on the Hot 100. Tell us your pick by casting your vote in the poll below.

There are Survivor fans, and then there’s Sia — a Grammy-nominated pop star who has given away more than $1 million of her own money to numerous contestants across eight seasons. And, after a brief pause, she’s bringing back her tradition for the season 50 finale with a fan-centric twist.

The Sia Prize began in 2016 as an unofficial cash reward for players whose personal stories resonated with the “Chandelier” singer. After she surpassed the $1 million mark, host Jeff Probst put his foot down. “I’m stopping this because you’ll just keep giving money and you have a family,” he told Rolling Stone in an interview published Tuesday (May 19).

Now, 10 years after the inception of the Sia Prize, the reward will return, with the Australian singer-songwriter asking fans to vote for “the kind of player she always recognizes.” In keeping with this season’s “In the Hands of the Fans” theme, this year’s Sia Prize winner will be announced during the season finale on Wednesday, May 20, and walk away with $100,000.

At press time, representatives for Sia have not responded to Billboard’s request for comment.

“When we decided that Survivor 50 was going to be ‘In the Hands of the Fans,’ I reached out to Sia to let her know what we were doing and to see if she had any interest in being part of it again,” Probst explained to RS. “She loved the idea of fans having a real voice in shaping the game and was very enthusiastic about participating. And the twist on the Sia Prize was actually her idea. She said, ‘If this season is truly about the fans having a say, then the fans should choose the winner of the Sia Prize too.’”

Sia last handed out her prize in 2023 for the show’s 45th season, with Katurah Topps winning $100,000 and Jake O’Kane and Kaleb Gebrewold each earning $15,000. “‘I’ve been really fortunate [and] music has been good to me,’” Probst recalled Sia telling him. “‘I make a lot of money, and Survivor brings me a lot of joy, so I want to share my money with people who brought me a lot of joy.’”

Season 50 of Survivor has a strong musical bent — and it doesn’t stop with Sia. Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong and his son, Jakob, recorded a cover of David Bowie’s “Heroes” for this season’s promos, and Probst’s original song, “Survivor 50 Come and Get It,” was recorded in the same studio as Joni Mitchell’s Blue and Carole King’s Tapestry. Country star Zac Brown also launched his own “epic spearfishing” prize this season, while Jack Harlow, Billie Eilish and Doja Cat have all proved themselves to be major Survivor fans over the years.

When RS asked Probst why musical artists might be drawn to the long-running competition, he shared: “From the music perspective, because people like Sia are fans who happen to be musicians. But I think, to extrapolate, our son is a musician. When he plays us a song he just wrote, he’s nervous. It’s from his soul. And that’s Survivor: real people telling you their truth. Being vulnerable. Like the vulnerability of sharing your art. That’s what people connect with.”

Sia’s most recent solo studio album, Reasonable Woman, arrived in 2024 and reached No. 153 on the Billboard 200. At the top of this year (Jan. 29), she released a 10th anniversary edition of her 2016 This Is Acting LP, which spawned her Sean Paul-assisted, RIAA Diamond-certified Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 single “Cheap Thrills.”

Survivor airs Wednesdays on CBS at 8 p.m., and streams on Paramount+.