Taylor Swift will close the 2026 Academy Museum Gala with a special performance on October 17 in Los Angeles. The star-studded event will honor Charlize Theron, Colman Domingo and John Carpenter.

Girl Ultra will bring RRRomeo to 24 North American venues in early 2027, with stops in Toronto, Montreal, Brooklyn, Los Angeles and Noise Pop in San Francisco.

Sienna Spiro's breakout year continues as her debut album Visitor earns RIAA Gold certification ahead of the sold-out North American leg of her My House World Tour.

London singer-songwriter CHARLS transforms the fallout of a breakup into a 13-track debut album about betrayal, recovery and reclaiming her sense of self.

Montreal singer-songwriter Crimson99 introduces herself with Daredevil, a five-track debut EP recorded live in a single day. Centerpiece “Who Am I” captures the project’s search for self-acceptance, spirituality and freedom from fear.

Zoe Ko turns the darker side of ambition into the combustible new single “Can a Girl Dream Big?,” pairing glossy rock production with an unusually candid look at burnout, mental health and the pressure to keep chasing more.

Lilly Palmer and Caroline Roxy combine hard-driving techno with commanding vocals on their new collaboration “Unite The Universe,” out now through Astralwerks, Island Berlin and UMG Germany.

Country-pop trio Just Jayne turn a breakup into a shrug on their new song “It Could Be Worse,” the lone new addition to A Lil More Jayne, the deluxe edition of their debut EP.

Irish dance artist Jazzy is opening the door on the summer that shaped her debut album. Her new mini-documentary, “Dublin to the World,” follows the Dublin native through touring, studio sessions and the final stretch before Peace & Patience arrives Oct. 23.

The 26-city North American run includes Jepsen’s first headlining shows at Madison Square Garden, the Kia Forum and Red Rocks. General ticket sales begin October 8.