Greeicy is adding European and Latin American legs to her 2026 Candela Tour, Billboard can exclusively report Tuesday (April 28). 

Powered by independent touring company AUL Worldwide and Massivo, the 14-date trek kicks off July 17 at the Cook Music Fest in Spain and will wrap at the Forum Majadas in Guatemala on Sept. 3. Greeicy will also visit fans in London, Barcelona, Toronto, Buenos Aires and Lima, with more cities to be announced later.

The Candela Tour is in support of the Colombian artist’s forthcoming studio album of the same name. 

“Candela is about to arrive, and announcing the tour has my heart racing,” she tells Billboard. “I’ve poured my entire soul into this concept alongside my team, and what’s coming is something the fans won’t forget. The choreography, the visuals, the arrangements … everything has been designed to create a show that lives up to the energy of this album. I can’t wait to experience it with my people!”

If her latest single, “Discúlpeme Señor” — an innovative merengue with electro rhythms — is any indication, Greeicy’s upcoming project will explore Latin Afrobeats and tropical music while staying true to her contemporary pop sound. 

Candela, set to come out May 22, includes previously released singles “Estas Ganas,” “Limonear,” “Cúrandote,” “Quiero+” and “Mantis” with Cultura Profética. Other collaborators include Rawayana and La Guru. 

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The Grammy Awards were rather late to recognize Rod Stewart – he didn’t receive his first nominations until 1980 and he won his first and only Grammy to date in 2005 for Stardust…The Great American Songbook Volume III.

But Stewart and the Grammys are in sync now: CBS and the Recording Academy will present Forever Young: A Grammy Salute to Rod Stewart Live, airing Tuesday, May 19 (8:00-10:00 p.m., ET/PT) on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.

The two-hour concert special, named after Stewart’s Grammy-nominated 1988 hit “Forever Young,” was filmed over two nights in February in Hollywood, Florida. Ben Winston, Patrick Menton, Harvey Mason jr. and Lou Fox are executive producers, with Menton also serving as showrunner. Fulwell Entertainment and Grammy Studios are producing with support from Iconic Artists Group.

Forever Young: A Grammy Salute to Rod Stewart Live also reveals the man behind the music. Stewart invites viewers backstage for interview segments reflecting on his life, his family and passion for performing. The special features rare archival footage and exclusive behind-the-scenes access.

Stewart received a lifetime achievement award and performed “Forever Young” at the 2025 American Music Awards, held in May 2025. It marked Stewart’s first time on the AMAs stage since 2004.

Stewart has landed four No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 and four No. 1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100. He topped the album chart with Every Picture Tells a Story, Blondes Have More Fun, Stardust…The Great American Songbook Vol. III and Still the Same…Great Rock Classics of Our Time. He topped the Hot 100 with the double-sided smash “Maggie May”/ “Reason to Believe,” “Tonight’s the Night (Gonna Be Alright),” “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy” and “All for Love,” a collab with Bryan Adams and Sting.

Stewart has received 15 Grammy nominations, spanning 31 years (1980 to 2011) and across five categories. He received five nominations for traditional pop; four each for pop and rock; and one each for disco (that would be for “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy”) and video, short-form.

Stewart, 81, has been especially active of late. He headlined Jazz Fest in New Orleans on Sunday (April 26). The extended U.S. leg of his long-running “One Last Time” world tour goes through September. It includes two encore runs at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, where Stewart is now their longest-running headliner. Stewart is continuing to tour the world and headline festivals (Glastonbury in 2025, Jazz Fest, Rock in Rio and more this year). He is set to play the Hollywood Bowl show on June 10.

Stewart is a two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee. He was inducted as a solo artist in 1994 and again with Faces in 2012. He was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2016 for his services to music and charity.

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Taylor Swift’s favorite football accessory is trending online, and it’s anything but a paper ring.

The “Lover” singer was spotted wearing Mejuri’s Heirloom Ring while attending nearly every Kansas City Chiefs’ game in the team’s 2023/2024 season, Variety pointed out. Swift donned the ring almost every time she attended Travis Kelce’s games, and it’s easy to see why.

The subtle but striking ring retails for $998 and is affixed with a semiprecious stone set atop a thin 14k band. The profile of the ring is subtle, while the deep, wine colored stone is a striking addition that draws the eye. The color also just so happens to mirror a certain tight end’s football team colors, what with the red and gold.

Heirloom Ring With a Garnet Gemstone and 14K Gold Band

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This ring was worn by Taylor Swift during a myriad of Kansas City Chiefs games she attended. The ring features a 14k gold band and a sizable garnet inlay.

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Swift’s garnet ring is selling fast, according to the brand’s website, so if you aren’t able to get your hands on Swift’s chosen color, not all is lost. The ring is also available with a honey quartz inlay and a London blue topaz inlay while supplies last. Band sizing ranges from four all the way up to 10. The website features a nifty size guide that can help you determine the best size for your needs.

Mejuri is a celeb-loved, affordable jewelry brand, and the Heirloom Ring is one of its bestsellers. The ring earned 4.8 stars on the company’s website and has hundreds of customer reviews raving about the elegant design. Indeed, Mejuri says this Swift-worn ring is “the one that’s taking center stage in your jewelry box for years to come,” with the company adding that this piece is “destined for heirloom status.”

The Heirloom Ring is available exclusively at Mejuri’s website for $998, but if you’re looking for a more affordable piece in the same style that doesn’t skimp on the sophistication, we’d suggest this Oval Garnet and Diamond Accent Birthstone Ring from Blue Nile.

Oval Garnet And Diamond Accent Birthstone Ring In 14K Yellow Gold By James Allen

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This is a dupe of Taylor Swift’s Mejuri Heirloom Ring. The style from Blue Nile features a thin gold band and an oval-shaped garnet in a wine color, just like the OG.

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The piece is similar in composition with a decorative think 14k yellow gold band surrounding an oval-shaped garnet. Where they differ is the diamond accents on either side of the garnet. As mentioned, this is a more affordable option at more than half the price of Swift’s OG ring. Despite the price slash, this ring is just as beautiful and timeless and something you’ll definitely want to pass along as an heirloom or wear to your next football game.

While we’re still unsure what Swift’s wedding ring might look like, her engagement ring is a stunner. The ring given to her by Kelce is a custom-designed, vintage-inspired piece by Kindred Lubeck of Artifex Fine Jewelry. The stunning piece is fixed with a huge and very rare 7–10 carat “Old Mine” cut diamond set in a yellow gold band featuring intricate engravings. The custom jewelry is estimated to be worth between $550,000 and $1.5 million, according to Vogue.

The 2026 Tribeca Festival will feature a number of A-list musical names taking the stage to celebrate milestone anniversaries, new film projects and a special presentation of the Harry Belafonte Voices for Social Justice Award to Bruce Springsteen by U2 singer Bono.

“There are few figures who embody the spirit of Tribeca’s Harry Belafonte Award more fully than Bruce Springsteen,” said festival co-chair and co-founder Jane Rosenthal about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame icon’s tireless work to follow in the footsteps of civil rights activist/singer Belafonte by using his platform to speak out and advance “equality, dignity and human rights.”  

The honor will include Springsteen in conversation with longtime friend and fellow activist Bono, as well as tributes from punk godmother Patti Smith and actor Robert De Niro. The 25th edition of the festival will run from Jun 3-14 in New York (with tickets on sale here now).

De Niro will also take part in a 50th anniversary celebration of his landmark film Taxi Driver, with a screening of the gritty 1976 drama and conversation between the actor and the movie’s director, Martin Scorsese.

Tribeca will host the world premiere of the new tour doc Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour — Live in Paris, followed by a conversation with Perry, as well as a 25th anniversary celebration of Bridget Jones’ Diary, along with a chat with director Sharon Maguire and star Renée Zellweger. Among the other music titles on tap is a newly restored 20th anniversary 4K version of retired French electronic duo Daft Punk’s 2006 sci-fi film Electroma, with an after-screening chat with member Thomas Bangalter.

Among the other fan-favorite retrospectives and reunions lined up for this year’s event are a 30th anniversary screening of neo-noir drama Bound, with a chat to follow with director Lilly Wachowski and stars Gina Gershon and Joe Pantoliano and a 20th anniversary showing of Small Town Gay Bar, a portrait of a community and self-expression in two Mississippi gay bars executive produced by Kevin Smith (Clerks).

Other highlights include a conversation about activism and global impact between Sean Penn and CNN chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins and Haim bassist Este Haim sharing insights from her career, from live performance to composing music for a number of film and TV projects, including Cha Cha Real Smooth, Maid and You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah!

In addition, Paul Rudd will be on hand to talk about his long career in film, Finneas will discuss his perspective as one of the most sought-after musical collaborators in music with BAFTA-nominated composer Anthony Willis and Keke Palmer will round out the Storytellers Series with a conversation with Whoopi Goldberg.

The opening night of this year’s festival will feature a screening of Roots drummer Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson‘s documentary, Earth, Wind & Fire (To Be Celestial VS That’s the Weight of the World), followed by a post-screening live performance by EW&F and the Roots.

For a full list of this year’s programming click here.

Taylor Swift is part of a great American dynasty of songwriters, according to The New York Times, which published a definitive list of U.S. musicians with the best pens on Monday (April 27) that also included Jay-Z, Bad Bunny and more.

The unranked 30 Greatest Living American Songwriters roundup is made up of icons selected by hundreds of music experts who sent their ballots in to the newspaper’s editors, who then duked it out among themselves to narrow the list down to its current size. Dolly Parton, Mariah Carey, Carole King, Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Missy Elliott, Lionel Richie, Young Thug, Fiona Apple, Kendrick Lamar, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Lana Del Rey and several other people whose “music has defined what half a century of national life sounds like” were also included.

“We considered all sorts of remarkable songwriters — including lots of weird geniuses and under-loved influences,” reads a NYT article about the methodology behind the list. “But we were drawn back toward the beating-heart story of American song, to people whose music has reverberated through private worlds and across the public square, echoing through headphones, radios, grocery-store aisles, TikTok videos and school-gym ceremonies, blasting out of karaoke machines, club speakers and the windows of passing cars.”

It’s easy to see why any of the listed artists made the cut. Between Swift, Jay and Benito alone, they share 494 total entries on the Billboard Hot 100 — including 20 No. 1s — and 45 Grammys. The Eras Tour headliner will also soon be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, becoming the youngest woman to ever join its ranks (second only to Wonder, who was seven days younger than she is when he was inducted).

The list also allows readers to see how those modern superstars stand up against legendary legacy acts such as Parton, King, Richie, Dylan and Springsteen, who are each widely considered to be pioneers in their genres and major influences on what country, pop, R&B, folk and rock — respectively — look like today.