Doja Cat announced the dates for her 2026 Tour Ma Vie world tour on Monday morning (Sept. 29). The expansive outing in support of the singer’s just-released fifth studio album, Vie, will kick off on Feb. 5 with a show at Suhai Music Hall in São Paulo, Brazil, followed by gigs in Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia and Mexico City.

The tour will then move on to a run of May and June shows in Europe and the U.K., followed by extensive North American stops in the fall, with gigs in Detroit, Chicago, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, Orlando, Atlanta, Boston, Toronto and Philadelphia before the party winds down on Dec. 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York.

Before it gets going, Doja will play a run of previously announced late 2025 shows in Australia, New Zealand and Asia from Nov. 18 (Auckland, NZ at Spark Arena) through Dec. 21 (Kaohsiung City, Taiwan at Kaohsiung Arena).

Doja Cat released her highly anticipated 15-track album last week, featuring the lead single, “Jealous Type,” and a long feature from SZA on the track “Kiss Me More.”

Tickets for the Latin American shows will be available starting with an artist pre-sale beginning on Wednesday (Oct. 1) at 10 a.m. local time; general on-sale start dates and times vary by market, check listings here for more information. Tickets for the European/U.K. dates will be available starting with a Mastercard pre-sale in select market, with an artist pre-sale starting at 10 a.m. local time on Wednesday, with additional pre-sales throughout the week in the lead-up to the general on-sale beginning on Friday (Oct. 3) at 10 a.m. local time here.

A Mastercard pre-sale for fans in France and Netherlands will kick off on Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. local time and ends on Friday at 9 a.m. local, with tickets for the North American shows kicking off with an artist pre-sale on Oct. 7 at 10 a.m. local time; you must sign up here by 8 p.m. PT on Sunday (Oct. 5) to qualify.

Check out the dates for Doja Cat’s 2026 Tour Ma Vie World Tour (and the tour poster) below.

Songview, the song data platform first launched in 2020 by ASCAP and BMI, has entered a new era of expansion with SESAC and Global Music Rights (GMR) joining the family as partners. This integration brings together data from all four major U.S. performing rights organizations (PROs), providing a more comprehensive view of U.S. musical works. With the upcoming inclusion of SESAC and GMR’s catalogs, Songview will soon provide access to ownership and administration data for more than 38 million songs.

The platform was originally designed to address long-standing frustrations around fragmented and opaque copyright data. Pre-Songview, data-seekers could only search works registered with individual PROs, making it difficult to reconcile ownership across organizations. Built by a team of copyright and product experts — the system “took a village to build,” said ASCAP executive Nick Lehman at the time — Songview remedies this by bridging data across the PROs and displaying a green checkmark when all parties agree on the information. Users can access detailed metadata, including songwriter and publisher credits, alternate titles, performer names and industry-standard identifiers like ISWC and IPI.

The service is free and publicly accessible through ASCAP and BMI‘s websites.

With the addition of SESAC and GMR, Songview will now encompass all fully owned works from all four U.S. PROs, with data on jointly owned compositions to be added in the coming months, the organizations said. One of the platform’s most requested features — the display of publisher names for works shared between PROs — is slated for an upcoming update, while ownership percentages are expected in future releases. By consolidating data from the big four U.S. PROs into a single platform, Songview marks a major step forward in copyright transparency, industry collaboration and the modernization of music licensing.

The move has drawn praise from both lawmakers and industry leaders. Rep. Scott Fitzgerald of Wisconsin said “music ownership data has for years been fragmented and opaque” and lauded the effort as a “giant step towards transparency” that supports businesses in making informed licensing decisions. Rep. Darrell Issa of California, chairman of the House IP subcommittee, emphasized that transparency in copyright is essential to both creator compensation and the ability of licensees to have the “predictability they need.”

The leaders of all four PROs echoed this sentiment. ASCAP CEO Elizabeth Matthews said the collaboration “provides more transparency to licensees into musical ownership data for the combined repertories of the most performed music in the world.” BMI president and CEO Mike O’Neill highlighted the goal of making Songview the industry’s single most comprehensive copyright database, calling it an example of “how we as an industry can successfully collaborate and deliver solutions that benefit the entire music community.” GMR CEO Randy Grimmett called the expansion “a major step in addressing the needs of licensees,” while SESAC chairman John Josephson underscored that the partnership delivers on requests from both licensees and Congress.

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Dunkin’ Donuts has made some major moves this year, namely with its partnership with Sabrina Carpenter. Now, the coffee and donut company is trying its hand at fashion with the launch of its capsule collection with Urban Outfitters.

The limited-edition collection is an inventive one, remixing some of Urban Outfitters’ coziest apparel with bold Dunkin‘-themed graphics and colors sure to please all inspired by some of Dunkin’s greatest hits like their frosted donuts, hot and iced coffee and Carpenter-approved Refreshers. The capsule is as fresh as just-baked glazed donuts, having dropped today (Sept. 29) on National Coffee Day. How perfect, right?

Priced at $29 through $75, the collection features everything from hoodies, graphic tees and sweatshorts for men and women to exclusive Camp Snap cameras in iced coffee and sprinkled-donut prints. You can shop the collaborative collection right now at 17 Urban Outfitters locations and online at urbanoutfitters.com. With so much Urban Outfitters and Dunkin’ goodness to choose from, we’ve sifted through the collection and picked out a few of our favorites. We’ll be breaking down pricing, sizing and construction, giving you all the juicy details you need to know before adding to cart.

Urban Outfitters x Dunkin’ Boatneck Tee

$29.00

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A scoop neck baby

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Urban Outfitters x Dunkin’ Bubble Hoodie

$59

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A black hoodie with Dunkin’ and Urban Outfitter’s co-branded on the front.

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Each piece in this collection is cozy loungewear, something we can envision our readers wearing while kicking back on a lazy Sunday, munching on a sprinkle donut and washing it down with an iced coffee. First on our list of favorites is the Boatneck Tee for $29. The style is cropped with a plunging boatneckline and form-fit.

It comes in three colorways, pink, white and gray. The pink tee has a hot coffee graphic on the front atop the words “hot,” while the white tee is affixed with a chocolate frosted sprinkle donut graphic atop the word “frosted.” The gray tee has a graphic of a glazed donut, our personal favorite, on the front atop the word “glazed.” To style, we’d likely lean into the Y2K-esque vibes this piece gives by going low-rise on the bottoms.

Another winning piece in our book is the ever-cozy collaborative Bubble Hoodie for $59. The pull-over comes in black and a vibrant hot pink hue. No matter the colorway, the style comes equipped with a boxy silhouette and a cinched “bubble” hem that creates volume, unlike your standard hoodies. The hoodie is also equipped with Urban Outfitters and Dunkin’ co-branded detailing on the front in Dunkin’s signature hot pink and orange hue. If you’re looking for something more visually interesting than your basic hoodie, this piece might just be for you.

Urban Outfitters x Dunkin’ Graphic Tee

$39

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A graphic tee with a glazed donut on the front.

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Urban Outfitters x Dunkin’ Short

$39

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Pink shorts with Dunkin graphics near the hem.

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We can’t not mention the Graphic Tee for $39, a classic staple for any wardrobe upgraded with donut logo detailing affixed to the front. If you’re not keen on glazed donuts, the gray tee also comes in an alternative style with coffee on the front rather than the sweet confection. Both styles are boxy and short-sleeved, a perfect vehicle for stylish layering opportunities. The graphic tee also comes in white with alternative graphics, one with a Refresher, another with an iconic pink frosted sprinkle donut.

If you’re planning on chilling out and staying in during National Coffee Day this year, Urban Outfitters and Dunkin’s collaborative sweatshorts for $39 might be your best friend. The ultra-cozy piece comes in hot pink and black and pairs pretty perfectly with the Bubble Hoodie also in the collection. The piece features an elasticized waistband, side pockets and Dunkin’ branding on the backside, mirroring great sweat sets of the past from brands like Juicy Couture.

Urban Outfitters x Dunkin’ Camp Snap Camera

$75

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A sprinkel donut-themed collaborative camera.

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If you do plan on living it up on National Coffee Day, you capture the memories on one of the two styles of Camp Snap Cameras from this collection. Retailing for $75, the ordinary digital camera was transformed for this collaboration, coming adorned with iced coffee sprinkled donut prints that make the tech cute as can be. The point-and-shoot style captures vintage-esque pictures with vibrant color digital or printable photos. The battery on the camera is extremely long-lasting, capturing over 500 photos per charge. Plus, the camera’s petite size makes it easy to store and take with you wherever.

As far as collaborations go, Dunkin’ has been pretty busy. The brand has collaborated with Sabrina Carpenter two times thus far, once in 2024 and this year over the summer. The collaboration led to the release of two signature beverages, 2024’s Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso and 2025’s Strawberry Daydream Refresher. As you can imagine, the collaboration was, and is, a massive hit.

Tame Impala‘s Kevin Parker will play a DJ set for the lauded electronic music event series Cercle as part of the rollout for the forthcoming Tame Impala album Deadbeat.

The album is out via Sony Music on Oct. 17, with the Cercle set happening on Oct. 10 in a location near Mexico City.

While the exact location will be disclosed only to registered attendees, organizers assure “an immersive sonic and visual landscape, blending Tame Impala’s hypnotic soundscapes with Cercle’s signature cinematic production, turning the performance into a multi-sensory journey unlike any traditional concert,” according to a statement.

Access to this free event is extremely limited. Fans who are able to be in Mexico City for the show can pre-register for the chance for access here.

If you can’t be there in person, don’t fret. As with most all of Cercle’s performances, the Tame Impala DJ set will be recorded and released on Cercle Music’s YouTube channel on Oct. 28, 2025.

Conceived of and produced by Cercle, the event is an apt element of the Deadbeat rollout, given that the album is inspired by the “bush doof” rave culture of Parker’s native Western Australia. A previously released statement on the album notes that Deadbeat recasts Parker’s ongoing project as “a kind of future primitive rave act.” Three singles from the album, “End of Summer,” “Loser” and “Dracula,” have been released thus far.

“Bush doof” refers to the style of counterculture parties that have been happening in Western Australia since the early ’90s, with these events typically happening in remote places in nature and often featuring trance, psytrance and other electronic music subgenres. (The “doof” phrasing comes from the sound the kickdrum makes at such events.)

Cercle, meanwhile, launched in Paris in 2016 and has over the years hosted a long list of celebrated DJ sets from fantastical locations including the Eiffel Tower, a Bolivian salt flat and various mountaintops, castles and points beyond. Cercle also encompasses a record label and the recent Cercle Odyssey event series that brought immersive performances to Los Angeles, Mexico City and Paris.

Mexican star Peso Pluma will be honored with the first Billboard Vanguard Award at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards on Thursday, Oct. 23, where the música mexicana hitmaker is also set to perform.

The Billboard Vanguard Award honors artists who “dare to go beyond the conventional,” according to a press release. It is a recognition of those who, through their talent, inspire, innovate and open new possibilities in the world of music. Furthermore, this award celebrates visionaries — artists who break barriers, redefine standards and leave an indelible mark on the music industry.

“Being honored with the first-ever Billboard Vanguard Award is an incredible privilege, because it means I get to represent my country on a global stage and showcase the immense talent and beauty that Mexico has to offer,” Peso Pluma said in a statement. “Leading the charge for a genre can feel like a lot of pressure, but it’s also my greatest pride. I carry my people, my roots, and my flag with me every step of the way, and I’m excited to keep revolutionizing music while showing the world the heart of Mexico. I’m deeply grateful to Billboard and Telemundo for this honor and for helping amplify our culture to audiences everywhere.”

The singer-songwriter from Jalisco, Mexico, known for hits like “Por Las Noches,” “PRC” and “AMG,” has overall scored 25 top 10 hits on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart and 33 songs on the Billboard Hot 100. Landing at No. 3 on Billboard‘s Top Latin Artists of 2024, Peso Pluma most recently made history as the Council of Fashion Designers of America’s (CFDA) first Mexican ambassador for New York Fashion Week. 

The 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards will take place at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, and will broadcast live on Telemundo and also stream on the Telemundo App and Peacock. Danny Ocean, Ozuna, Olga Tañón, Laura Pausini and Óscar Maydon, among other artists, are also confirmed to perform.

The ceremony coincides with Billboard Latin Music Week, which returns to Miami Beach Oct. 20-24 with a roster of star speakers, including Kali Uchis, Daddy Yankee, Xavi, Guaynaa, Netón Vega and more. Get your tickets today for the Billboard Latin Music Week 2025 here.