Arcy Drive extend The Pit into Spring 2026 after selling 20K+ tickets on the first leg. U.S. headline dates run mid-April to mid-May; presales Nov 19 10am local, general on-sale Nov 21. Stops include Georgia Theatre, The Orange Peel, Higher Ground; festivals: High Water & Out of the Blue.

Frontier folk artist Hawken Horse returns with “Arrowhead,” a reflective single born from finding an arrowhead in the woods and a love of North American history. Warm acoustic textures and intimate storytelling invite listeners to consider legacy and place. Out Nov 7, 2025.

Platinum Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley drops Street Psalms, a melodic-leaning mixtape via 300 Entertainment. Focus track “Seen Enough” with Polo G arrives with a cinematic video, following “Back to Michigan” and “Voicemail” ft. Rod Wave and a sold-out North American tour.

Hilary Duff announces “Small Rooms, Big Nerves,” her first live shows in over a decade: London (Jan 19), Toronto (Jan 24), NYC (Jan 27) and LA (Jan 29). Artist presale sign-up is open now. New single “Mature,” with an official video, is out.

Alt pop artist Xoë Miles releases “Someone’s Somebody,” a self produced, 2010s inspired anthem about self worth and one sided love. Bright pop hooks meet raw honesty. Out now on all streaming platforms.

Detroit indie electronic duo SIAS return with “Your World,” a dreamy, deeply personal single built on live guitars, soft synths, and heartfelt vocals. Reflecting on empathy and legacy, the track expands their cinematic sound. Out November 7, 2025.

Los Angeles, Dec 2: CEIPA × TOYOTA GROUP present ennichi ’25 Japanese Music Experience LA at Aurora Warehouse, featuring Awich, f5ve, JP THE WAVY, and PSYCHIC FEVER from EXILE TRIBE, plus authentic street-fair food and games. Industry mixer and panel: Dec 1 at JAPAN HOUSE.

California darkwave/EBM duo ghostbells release the haunting new video “Ghosts” via Out of Line Music. Expanding their “Three Levels of Dark & Dance,” the clip fuses spectral visuals with hypnotic electronics and post-punk emotion. Premieres Oct 31 on YouTube; stream on Spotify.

Producer Jamie returns with “Out of Ammo,” a melodic-rap single built on a groovy, modern beat, heavy low end, and an ear-worm hook. Paired with a high-concept AI video, the track lands Oct 31, 2025 on all platforms. Stream on Spotify and Apple Music, and watch the official video.

International producer/DJ David Anthony releases “I Ain’t Having That,” a vibrant disco-house cut with newcomer MOBBS—out Oct 24, 2025 via Planet Hum. Classic grooves meet cheeky social commentary about phone-scrolling in clubs. Available on Spotify, Apple Music, Traxsource & more.

Platinum Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley drops “Voicemail” featuring Rod Wave—out now via 300 Entertainment with an official video. Ahead of his November project Street Psalms, he’s on the Forever My Moment Tour, which has already sold out dates in New York, Detroit, and Toronto.

Juan El Grande spreads holiday cheer with “Christmas Magic Is Here to Stay,” out Oct 24 on all major platforms. With sparkling melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and a big singalong chorus, the track captures snowy nights, family gatherings, and the timeless joy of being together.

Los Angeles, Dec 2: CEIPA × TOYOTA GROUP present ennichi ’25 Japanese Music Experience LA at Aurora Warehouse, featuring f5ve and PSYCHIC FEVER from EXILE TRIBE, authentic Japanese food vendors, and the vibe of a traditional ennichi. Industry mixer & panel take place the day before. Tickets available now.

Novul’s “Never Love a Ghost” is a hyperpop revenge anthem—bratty, bold, and built for scream-alongs. Produced by Slush Puppy, it turns heartbreak into high-voltage empowerment with glitchy pop and unapologetic lyrics. Official music video drops October 22; EP follows in early 2026.

After years of working behind the scenes as a musical director and producer for others and first earning attention on The Voice, Jonathan Wyndham comes into his own on Middle Class & Infamous. A record that trades polish for truth, built on grit, hard-won lessons, and the beauty of not giving up.

Laura Pieri launches a Halloween-themed cover series honoring women deemed “too much,” kicking off with a haunting take on Lady Gaga’s “Marry the Night” on YouTube. Throughout October she’ll share three covers and Substack stories, culminating in a new original single on Oct 31.

Belinda Carlisle’s ‘Once Upon a Time in California’ revisits classics like “Anyone Who Had a Heart,” “Superstar,” and “If You Could Read My Mind.” Produced by Gabe Lopez, the 10-track set debuted #3 AU and #11 UK; available on CD, vinyl, and digital.

EMM announces The DUMB Tour—a groundbreaking, feminist live experience redefining pop performance through unapologetic power and vision. Dates, cities, and ticket on-sale details to be announced.

Nashville, Nov 5: ‘Never Forgotten, Never Alone – A Night for The Wounded Blue’ at The Nashville Palace benefits injured and disabled officers. Performers include Mark Wills, John Conlee, Ronnie McDowell, Daryl Worley, and more. Doors 5:30, show 7:00. Tickets from $40.

Atlantic unveils “Gravity” from Hazbin Hotel: Season Two, performed by Jessica Vosk & Alex Brightman—out now with an official video after its NYCC premiere. Next up: Hazbin Live on Broadway at the Majestic (Oct 20), Season Two on Prime Video (Oct 29), and the soundtrack on Nov 19.

Briston Maroney pays tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne with Amazon Music Original renditions of Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs” and “Changes,” out today exclusively on Amazon Music. H

Tourist shares trance-tinged single “Embrace,” heralding sixth album Music Is Invisible (out Dec 5 via Queens Road Music/AndRECORDS/Atlantic). Features a guest spot from Julianna Barwick and the prior single “Outside.” UK/EU headline tour begins Feb 22, 2026; tickets on sale Oct 10.

Fred again.. shares “OGdub,” a new single with Danny Brown, BEAM and PARISI, marking the second drop of his evolving USB era (after “you’re a star”). The USB002 campaign spans 10 songs and 10 shows across 10 cities in 10 weeks; USB002 vinyl is available to pre-order now.

Nashville-based British artist Twinnie drops “Don’t Need a Cowboy,” fusing country storytelling with disco-pop polish and bold, self-assured lyrics. Following BCMA nods, she hits the road on the 2026 Dirt Road Disco Tour—tickets available now for UK dates.

Nashville singer-songwriter Sam Varga shares The Fallout, a 7-track EP merging alt-country grit with emo/punk urgency and alt-pop hooks. Features two new songs: “What If I’m Okay?” and “Sticking With It.” Out now on all platforms.