'90s alternative rock band Sugar announces their "Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour," their first in over 30 years, and releases a new track produced by Butch Vig. They will donate part of the proceeds to LGBTQ+ organizations.

BTS announces a 79-show world tour after military hiatus, starting in South Korea on April 9 with dates at Gillette Stadium on August 5-6. The tour features an immersive stage and starts ticket presales on January 22.

Amy Poehler won Best Podcast at the Golden Globes for "Good Hang," marking podcasts' inclusion in the awards. Her victory highlighted a shift in the recognition of digital media.

Bruno Mars is returning to headline touring with "The Romantic Tour," starting on April 10 in Las Vegas, and will perform at Gillette Stadium on September 5.

The Levitate Music & Arts Festival will feature Alanis Morissette, Caamp, Ziggy Marley and more, combining music, art, and eco-friendly community activities on July 18-19.

Lily Allen announces her 2026 "West End Girl" North American tour, her first in seven years, featuring intimate performances of her latest album. Tickets sold out quickly, but are available through third-party sellers.

Hellogoodbye and The Early November are touring for the 20th anniversary of their 2006 albums, playing shows across the U.S. and Canada, with tickets now available for purchase.

Olivia Dean announces 'The Art of Loving Tour,' starting July 10, 2026, in North America, with sales beginning November 21. The tour supports her album and includes charitable donations.

Paramore's Hayley Williams announces a solo North American and European tour for 2026, promoting her album "Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party," with innovative ticket sales and a stance against harmful ticketing practices.

A.J. Croce combines his music with his late father Jim Croce's on his "Croce Plays Croce" tour, captivating New England audiences with performances that bridge generational sounds.

Omayra Amaya's flamenco company will perform at The Dance Complex, showcasing traditional and modern interpretations, with guests including singer Juan Murube and guitarist Roberto Castellon.

Journey has announced their "Final Frontier Tour," a 60-show farewell tour beginning in February 2026, with Neal Schon and other members saying goodbye to fans across North America.

A Norwood father-son duo won $800,000 in the Mass Cash lottery, with the father sharing a ticket with his son.