Ninajirachi, DMA’s, and Genesis Owusu to Head triple j’s One Night Stand 2026
triple j has named the first artists for its 2026 One Night Stand, with Ninajirachi, DMA’S, and Genesis Owusu leading the bill. The host town will be announced on 15 July.
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Dario Klein
Ariana Grande’s Brooklyn Residency Sets the Stage for a New Album Cycle
Ariana Grande brings her first major tour since 2019 to Barclays Center for five nights in July 2026, just days before the release of her eighth album, “petal.”
PinkPantheress to Make Acting Debut in Untitled Daniels Film
The British pop artist joins Matt Damon and Sandra Oh in the directing duo’s first feature since ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once.’
The Linda Lindas Announce 35-Date North American Tour Behind ‘Gotta Get Out’
The Los Angeles punk quartet will spend the fall on the road, supporting their third album due August 28 via Reprise/Warner.
Under Auburn Skies Return with Personal, Heavy ‘Diminisher of Hope’
After four years, the Denver metalcore band returns with a six-track EP built from private grief and national division. The result is both melodic and brutal.
Jay-Z’s Third Yankee Stadium Show Delayed Three Hours, Runs Past 3 A.M.
Thousands of fans trying to force entry caused a long standstill at the Bronx ballpark. The delayed concert became a marathon that tested patience and rewarded it with a rare, stripped-down performance.
Jack White’s ‘Frozen Charlotte’ Pushes Garage Maximalism Into New Terrain
The eighth solo album from the former White Stripes frontman arrives as a dense, relentless 13-track barrage, channeling disorder through cannonade blues and coiled wordplay.
Madonna Surfaces the Past on ‘Confessions II’
Produced again with Stuart Price, the 16-track album blends a continuous dance party with lyrical memories of New York’s underground—and a poignant comedown.
Mastodon Map a New Chapter with ‘Marrow Deep’ and Short Film
The band’s first album in five years arrives alongside ‘The Mastodon in the Room’, a short film addressing the departure of founding guitarist Brent Hinds.
Kelela Leans Into Guitars on New Album ‘new avatar’
The follow-up to 2023’s acclaimed ‘Raven’ trades fluid dreamscapes for a colder, more grounded sound built around bedrooms, street corners, and electric guitar.