RAYE has shared her bombastic new single “Where Is My Husband?” and announced news of a global tour for 2026.

The London-born songwriter revealed the This Tour May Contain New Music dates on her Instagram, which begins in Europe at the Polish city of Łódź on Jan. 22 and travels through mainland Europe over the following weeks. 

The U.K. and Ireland leg begins on Feb. 17 at Manchester’s Co-op Live, before dates in Glasgow, Birmingham, London and Dublin. The run includes two shows at London’s 20,000-capacity O2 Arena on Feb. 26 and 27. The tour will be supported by her two sisters ABOSLUTELY, and AMMA, both of whom are performers in their own right.

The run then transfers to North America from March 31 and kicks off in Sacramento, Calif. at the Channel 24 venue. She’ll then hit major cities and venues such as New York’s Radio City Music Hall and conclude at Los Angeles’ Greek Theatre on May 12. See the full dates below.

The tour poster also confirmed that “the album is coming” and pre-orders for her sophomore album are now available on her website. The LP is yet to have a title, artwork or release date. “The album is not done yet okay, but let’s just trust the process,” she added in her Instagram caption. Her debut LP My 21st Century Blues was released in 2023.

Tickets for the shows go on sale on Sep. 25 at 10 a.m. local time from RAYE’s website. Fans in the U.K., France and Germany can access a pre-sale on Sep. 23 at 10 a.m. when they pre-order a copy of her forthcoming album.

“Where Is My Husband?” has been performed live by RAYE during her live run at festivals including Glastonbury back in June. Speaking to British Vogue in a new cover story, she reflected on the new LP and its contents: “My first album was very devastating in parts,” she said in the feature. “In the second album, I feel this need for hope for myself and wanting that to translate to others.”

On Oct. 2, she will recognised at the Ivors Academy Honours event in London for her campaigning for a fairer and more equitable landscape for songwriters like herself. Beyond her own work, RAYE has written for a number of artists such as Charli xcx, Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and more.

RAYE’s This Tour May Contain New Music 2026 tour dates

Miley Cyrus is back with more of Something Beautiful.

As promised in a social post earlier in the week, the veteran pop singer has dropped the deluxe edition, featuring the original album’s 13 songs, plus two new tracks featuring rock icons.

The first of those is a number Cyrus has been teasing for several weeks, “Secrets,” a sweeping ballad featuring former Fleetwood Mac bandmates drummer Mick Fleetwood and guitarist/singer Lindsey Buckingham.

The now 15-track expanded LP closes with a collaboration featuring David Byrne, called “Lockdown.”

It’s not the first time Cyrus and Byrne have made music together. The “Wrecking Ball” singer swung onto the stage with the Talking Heads legend in 2022 for her NBC New Year’s Eve special, when they performed hit a duet on David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” as well as Byrne’s “Everybody’s Coming To My House.”

Cyrus’ ninth studio album, Something Beautiful arrived in May and includes collaborations with members of the bands Alvvays, Model/Actriz, the War on Drugs, as well as Danielle Haim, Flea, model Naomi Campbell and Brittany Howard. The album was accompanied by a musical film written and co-directed by Cyrus that premiered at this year’s Tribeca Festival and then played in theaters for one-night-only in June before moving to streaming on Hulu.

Something Beautiful peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard 200, and is one of Cyrus’ 15 top 10 appearances on the albums chart, a tally that includes five leaders. She has led the Billboard Hot 100 on two occasions, with 2013’s “Wrecking Ball” (for three weeks) and 2023’s “Flowers” (for eight weeks).

Jon Stewart has given the Trump administration a hosing-down, doing so in the driest possible manner.

Stewart and his late-night pals and rivals, including Jimmy Fallon and the outgoing Stephen Colbert, are surely feeling pressure following ABC’s controversial decision this week to “indefinitely” suspend Jimmy Kimmel Live, following comments made during his monologue about Charlie Kirk, the assassinated conservative pundit.

President Donald Trump celebrated that news with a post on Truth Social, and Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr issued his own warning that the authority would revoke the licenses of any network affiliates choosing to air Kimmel’s remarks, which he referred to as “news distortion” and “the sickest conduct possible.”

Once there was an imaginary line that mustn’t be crossed. Now talk-show hosts can see it.

If he was sweating, Stewart wasn’t showing it, as he took hosting duties, a change from his typical schedule, and dissected the situation on The Daily Show — in his own inimitable style.

“We have another fun hilarious, administration-compliant show,” he said at the top of his opening gambit, whilst donning a Republican-approving red tie and wearing a face that was dripping in satire.

Stewart spent a chunk of his opener playing a line-toeing sycophant, referring to Trump as the “great leader,” “sun god” and even “your lordship.”

The Daily Show‘s veteran host is, of course, a master of the double entendre and he can snark with the very best of them.

Though measured, Thursday night’s edition was classic Daily Show. The team let video do the talking, as clips played of conservative talking heads throwing their voices behind the Constitutional right to free speech, but contradicting themselves when they don’t like that speech. Add to that Fox News’ interpretation of the Jan. 6 Capital attack as a “sightseeing” excursion, and Pete Hegseth making light on on-air about the 2023 hammer attack on Paul Pelosi, husband of then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

“Our great administration has laid out very clear rules on free speech,” remarked Stewart. “Now, some naysayers may argue that this administration’s speech concerns are merely a cynical ploy, a thin gruel of a ruse, a smokescreen to obscure an unprecedented consolidation of power and unitary intimidation, principle-less and coldly antithetical to any experiment in a constitutional republic governance. Some people would say that.” And then, the punchline: “Not me though, I think that it’s great.”

Earlier this month, The Daily Show collected three wins at the Emmy Awards, tied the Comedy Central show’s record for wins in a single year.

Cardi B is bringing the drama. More than seven years after releasing Invasion of Privacy The Bronx native’s highly anticipated sophomore album, Am I the Drama?, arrived on Friday (Sept. 19).

The project boasts 23 tracks in total, including previously released singles like “WAP, “Up,” “Outside” and “Imaginary Playerz.”

Cardi brought a star-studded cast of collaborators along for the ride, as the project features Summer Walker (“Dead,” “Shower Tears”), Selena Gomez( “Pick It Up”), Kehlani (“Safe”), Lizzo (“What’s Goin On”), Cash Cobain (“Better Than You”), Lourdiz (“On My Back”), Janet Jackson (“Principal”), Tyla (“Nice Guy”) and Megan Thee Stallion (“WAP”).

Cardi’s rollout has involved a bit of everything, including turning photos from her courthouse trips and civil lawsuit victory into alternate album covers and staying true to her NYC roots with subway skits promoting the album.

It’s been an enduring journey for Cardi B in the seven years between Invasion and Drama, but she’s proud of the growth she’s seen from herself during that time period.

“Since then, I’ve experienced a lot. The good and bad of fame, the hate, jealousy, drama, balancing my career with my personal life and growing up and maturing,” she told Billboard. “I’ve learned to control my emotions and understand how life works and how to play chess better.”

Cardi’s also carrying baby No. 4 with her, as she revealed her pregnancy during an interview with CBS Mornings‘ Gayle King on Wednesday (Sept. 17). It’s her first child with boyfriend and NFL star Stefon Diggs.

“Yes, I am [pregnant]. I’m having a baby with my boyfriend, Stefon Diggs,” Cardi told Gayle King on CBS Mornings. “I’m excited. I’m happy. I feel like I’m in a good space. I feel very strong. I feel very powerful that I’m doing all this work. But I’m doing all this work while I’m creating a baby, and me and my man, we’re very supportive of each other.”

After giving birth, she’ll be hitting the road in 2026 for the Little Miss Drama Tour, Cardi’s first solo headlining arena trek.

Stream Am I the Drama? below.

Brett James, the acclaimed songwriter who won a Grammy Award for his work on Carrie Underwood’s “Jesus, Take The Wheel,” has died in a plane crash. He was 57.

According to WLOS, James was on board a small plane that went down in Macon County near Franklin, North Carolina, around 3 p.m. EST on Thursday, Sept. 18.

None of the three passengers on board survived, authorities say. The FAA reports that the aircraft was registered to Brett Cornelius of Brentwood, Tennessee; the artist’s full name is Brett James Cornelius.

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