Myles Smith's debut album, My Mess. My Heart. My Life., is out now and comes with an endorsement from Myles' pal Ed Sheeran, as well as a short film starring Emmy-winning Adolescence star Stephen Graham.

The film's set to the song "Hold Me in the Dark" and features Graham as a devastated father whose child is dying. Myles directed it and has dedicated it to the staff of the pediatric oncology ward at his local hospital in England, some of whom appear as extras.

While "Hold Me in the Dark" isn't about death, there are tracks on the album that cover serious topics, alongside romantic ballads and upbeat tunes, like "Dublin Lights," which he co-wrote with Ed. That's why, Myles says, the album title is so long.

"This title is almost a roadmap of the record," he told ABC Audio. "'My Mess' is chaos, it's mistakes, it's struggles. 'My Heart' is about love, relationships and the people who matter most. And 'My Life' is everything in between: the memories, the lessons and experiences."

"They've all shaped me," he notes. "Together, it feels probably like the most complete picture of who I am right now."

Two of the songs on the 15-track project are the ones that put him on the map: "Stargazing" and "Nice to Meet You." Even though both those tunes came out in 2024 and have racked up over 1 billion streams, Myles says they "absolutely deserve a place in this record."

"They changed my life," he told ABC Audio. "And more importantly, they represent themes that run throughout the album: hope, connection, the idea that people could come into your life and completely change your perspective."

"They might have existed before the album, yes, but also, I guess, spiritually, they've always belonged there." 

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Guess that whole "the dancefloor is dead" thing didn't really drive a wedge between Charli XCX and Madonna after all. The two were spotted embracing, kissing, chatting and smoking up a storm in the front row of the Yves Saint-Laurent show in Paris on Tuesday, sandwiched between Connor Storrie and Debi Mazar.

Sombr will release a new song Thursday at 3 p.m. PT called "my body isn't ready," along with a video featuring Inde Navarrette, the star of the hit horror film Obsession.

Pentatonix's Scott Hoying and his husband, Mark Hoying, welcomed a baby girl via surrogate on June 3, People reports. The baby's name is Birdie James, and Scott tells People they chose that name because the first song he ever learned to sing was from the musical Bye Bye Birdie and James is Mark's middle name. Scott's sister served as the couple's egg donor.

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Ariana Grande welcomed some old pals to her recent string of concerts in the LA area.

Ari posted to Instagram a carousel of photos from her Eternal Sunshine tour, and one of them showed her posing and smiling with Elizabeth Gillies and Matt Bennett, two of her co-stars on the Nickelodeon show Victorious. There were also photos of her posing individually with Elizabeth and Matt.

All three appeared on Victorious from 2010 to 2013, with Ari playing Cat Valentine, Elizabeth playing Jade West and Matt playing Robbie Shapiro. Also in the cast were Leon Thomas III, who's now a Grammy-winning musician, and Avan Jogia, who's now engaged to Halsey.

After attending the concert, Elizabeth wrote on Instagram, "You’ve always been a visionary who stayed true to herself and poured herself completely into her art and this tour is no exception. It’s spectacular, visually stunning, deeply immersive and made me feel like I was watching a movie. It also made me feel like I was watching an artist at the top of her game."

"I’ll never understand how that voice comes out of you so perfectly and effortlessly every night but it definitely does. You were born to do this and nobody does it like you. Nobody could," she concluded.

Ariana responded in the comments, "oh my f****** goodness liz i am sobbing at this." She added, "my sweet, my dearest, my dingus, my friend, i love you so much always."

Ari's next concert is Wednesday in Austin, Texas.

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Despite her relative youth, Miley Cyrus seems to have done it all in the entertainment biz, so why shouldn't she get her own Barbie doll?

On Tuesday, Miley posted a photo of her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. You can see someone's legs standing on it, but when you look closer, you see those legs and feet belong not to a human, but to a Barbie doll. Miley captioned it "June 30."

The official Barbie account wrote in the comments, "Hi Miley." And the official Barbie Style account wrote, "Shoes fit for a star."

"OMG ITS A DOLL FOOT! BARBIE!!!" wrote one fan. "MILEY BARBIEEEE LETS GOOOOOO," wrote another.
"as a doll collector and a lifelong smiler IVE BEEN WAITING MY WHOLE LIFE FOR THIS," added a third fan.

And when one fan wrote, "Come on Barbie, let’s go party" — referring to the lyrics of the song "Barbie Girl" by Aqua, another fan added, "Yessss. Party in the USA."

Of course, if and when a Miley Cyrus Barbie doll does go on sale, you'd better move fast; past celebrity Barbies have sold out in minutes.

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Andy Grammer will reprise his 2025 Greater Than: A One Man Show concert experience with Greater Than Pt. II: A One Man Show.

Following Andy's already announced Big Stupid Hearts tour, which runs July 25 through Aug. 30, the new show launches Nov. 3 in Nashua, New Hampshire. It will be a stripped-down presentation that will allow Andy to, as he puts it, "connect with so many of you in such a deeply beautiful, meaningful way."

He writes on Instagram that the first Greater Than tour was "so raw, candid and special" that he's excited about sharing "more of these moments with you all."

He calls the show "an intimate set of songs, storytelling and poetry" that "kind of feels like we’re all in someone’s living room with each other, holding space for everyone in the room." It will be an all-new show, but, he notes, "the sentiment remains the same."

Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time at AndyGrammer.com. 

Meanwhile, Andy will release a new song, "Best Hearts," on July 10.

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When Taylor Swift and her pals attended Game 4 of the NBA Finals on June 10, they made headlines not just because people were accusing Taylor of not being a "real" fan, but because of the custom shirts they were wearing.

The tees, worn by Taylor, Mariska Hargitay, and Este Haim and Alana Haim of the band HAIM, featured the names of famous people misspelled with a "Kn," in honor of the New York Knicks, like "Stevie Knicks," "Knickole Kidman" and the band "Knickelback."

Now, Este tells People, "Taylor is a genius. She was the one that came up with the idea, and Alana was the one that executed it." Alana custom-made the shirts by hand and said Taylor came up with "Stevie Knicks" specifically.

As for Nicole Kidman, Este tells People, "I mean, it's no secret that we love her, we're huge fans of hers. And it kind of lent itself to the T-shirt. It was the first name that came to mind when we were all brainstorming what Knicks-themed names we would use."

After seeing Este in the "Knickole Kidman" shirt, Nicole shared a photo of the trio at the game to her Instagram Stories and wrote, "Right there with you girls!"

The third member of HAIM, Danielle Haim, was also at the game that night — she wore a shirt that said "Knickolas Cage." And later that same night, Taylor's friend sombr was seen out at a club in a "Stevie Knicks" shirt.

In other Taylor news, on Monday she supported her fiancé Travis Kelce at his annual Tight End University  training camp in Nashville by attending the opening night party.

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Olivia Rodrigo is drawing inspiration from one of music's most influential female-led festivals as she launches her own event aimed at supporting women and girls.

Speaking with ABC News' Diane Sawyer in an interview that aired Tuesday on Good Morning America, the Grammy-winning singer said Lilith Fair, the groundbreaking concert tour founded by Sarah McLachlan in the 1990s, helped inspire Daisy Chain Fields, a new music festival taking place Aug. 29 at Great Park in Irvine, California.

"Lilith Fair was a huge inspiration in me starting this festival, Daisy Chain Fields," Rodrigo said. "And actually, the first person that I called when I decided that I wanted to do this festival was Sarah McLachlan."

Rodrigo added that McLachlan "is a total trailblazer and an incredible artist and a friend, and she's actually going to sing at the festival with me too, which is really exciting and a big honor for me."

The single-day festival will bring together an all-women lineup of artists, including Rodrigo, Chappell Roan, Doechii, Bikini Kill, Garbage, Mitski, KATSEYE, The Breeders and more. Special guests will include McLachlan, Stevie Nicks and Karen O.

According to organizers, 100% of the net proceeds from Daisy Chain Fields will benefit nonprofit organizations dedicated to advancing and advocating for women and girls.

"All of the incredible artists who are on the bill are doing it for free for charity, which is just a real testament to their hearts, as well as their talent," she said.

The singer said she came up with the festival's name while imagining a community-centered gathering.

"When I pictured this festival, I had an image in my head of girls sitting underneath a tree, making [daisy chain] flower crowns or friendship bracelets," Rodrigo said. "And so I came up with the name Daisy Chain Fields, and I also just like the idea of a daisy chain, how we can all be individual links in this chain that is larger than the individual."

Rodrigo said Daisy Chain Fields is ultimately about fostering connection and support among women.

"I think there's this rhetoric that girls are supposed to be competing with each other for the top spot, or there's only this many resources for everyone," Rodrigo said. "And I think it's an experience like Lilith Fair, and hopefully Daisy Chain, that will show us that we're all way stronger when we come together and support one another."

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Pollstar, which tracks the concert industry, has released its midyear touring charts, and Lady Gaga and BTS rank high on the list.

BTS' current tour landed them in the #1 spot among the North American top touring artists, grossing more than $104 million so far this year. Lady Gaga's The MAYHEM Ball ranked #2, with a gross exceeding $87 million. Other artists in the top 10 include Bad Bunny, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, New Edition, Luke Combs, the Eagles and Cardi B.

When it comes to the worldwide chart, Bad Bunny is #1, raking in more than $225 million. Lady Gaga is #2, followed by BTS at #3. Ed Sheeran ranks at #5 with a gross of more than $105 million.  He just started the North American leg of his LOOP tour a few days ago, so those numbers aren't reflected in the totals.

While some high-profile artists canceled tours and individual shows this year, Pollstar reports the industry is doing better than ever. Gross revenue for the top 100 touring artists is more than 12% higher than last year: a total of $3.16 billion. In case you're wondering, the average ticket price in North America is $122.15, which is actually down 2.4% from last year.

If you didn't get a chance to see The MAYHEM Ball, Gaga filmed a reimagined version called MAYHEM Requiem, now streaming on Apple Music.

BTS' tour, in support of their album ARIRANG, is currently making its way through Europe and is set to return to North America starting Aug. 1. Ed Sheeran's LOOP stadium tour, featuring opening act Myles Smith and a rotating lineup of other performers, wraps up its North American leg in Tampa, Florida, in November.

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Adele's been out of the spotlight lately, but she emerged a few days ago to check out a rising star: Lola Young. 
Adele attended one of Lola's concerts at the O2 Academy Brixton in London and posed with her backstage. Lola posted video of herself freaking out as she tells someone else that "Adele's here." She wrote in the caption that "it was so surreal" to have one of her "favourite artists ever" show up. 

Céline Dion will release a new song called "Bonjour, Pardon, Merci" on July 3; it's available for presave now. It'll be the second new song she's released since announcing her Paris residency, set to take place this fall. She put out a song called "Dansons" in April.

New mom Carly Rae Jepsen is birthing another project: a double album. Called Day and Night, it features 24 tracks, 12 for day and 12 for night. The first single, "On Wires," is out on Friday. Her first live performance of 2026 will take place Sept. 27 at New York City's All Things Go Festival.

Pink shared a Father's Day tribute on Monday to her husband, Carey Hart, with whom she shares daughter Willow Sage Heart and son Jameson Moon Hart. She wrote, "I miss my Dad. But I get to see this guy do it. It is such a gift to see a father love their children. To be stretched to the limits by that love, to show up in any and every way they can. These two are very lucky, and very loved."

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Taylor Swift has the #1 song in the country to go along with the #1 movie in the country.

"I Knew It, I Knew You," which she wrote and recorded for Toy Story 5, tops the Billboard Hot 100 for a second week. The movie debuted at #1 at the box office with $160 million, the year's biggest domestic debut and the biggest debut ever for the Toy Story films. 

Meanwhile, Olivia Rodrigo has taken over the top 10 with four new songs from her album you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, which entered the Billboard 200 album chart at #1. The highest-charting song is "stupid song" at #3, followed by her former #1 hit, "drop dead," at #4, "the cure" at #6 and "honeybee" at #9. 

Olivia also scored four top-10 hits from her debut album, SOUR, and two from her sophomore album, GUTS.

The rest of the top 10 is rounded out by Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" at #2 and "Be Her" at #5, Ariana Grande's "hate that i made you love me" at #8 and Olivia Dean's "Man I Need" at #10. The only male artist in the top 10 is Drake, at #7 with "Janice STFU."

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Madonna's new album, Confessions II, exists because she kept on getting blocked from telling her life story.

As she tells Interview magazine, her planned biopic, for which she spent two years writing the script, fell apart because the studio wouldn't give her the money she wanted. "I’ve had an extraordinary life. I’ve had a huge life, so I needed a big budget," she says. "They couldn’t get their heads around it."

As a result, she says, "I was in limbo ... and then Netflix reached out to make a series [about my life]."

"That was a whole other long process, because I couldn’t use the script I had with Universal unless I bought it from them for an extortionist’s price, even though I wrote it," she continues. So she spent "eight or nine months" trying to find a writer, with no success.

"I was like, 'Good thing I have another job because I need to work, I need to create. I need to do what I was put on this earth to do,'" she tells Interview.

She reached out to Stuart Price, who produced her 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor, because she felt that "people need to dance." At the same time, there were several deaths in her family. "So I wrote about a lot of family trauma, and then we started making dance music," Madonna says.

In the middle of the process she found a writer for the Netflix series, but she felt, "I can’t turn back now." Plus, her daughter Lourdes Leon wanted to collaborate with her.

"She approached me about writing a song together as a way to heal our relationship," Madonna says. "It was a really important moment, and it solidified the idea that now is the time to make this record."

Confessions II is due out July 3.

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Sarah McLachlan said in a recent interview that if her groundbreaking Lilith Fair concept were ever to be revived, it would have to be by "someone who's relevant and coming up in the world." Enter Olivia Rodrigo.

In the '90s, Lilith Fair broke ground by featuring largely female acts — something music biz execs at the time said would never work. Olivia, who was featured in the 2025 Lilith Fair documentary Building a Mystery, announced Monday that she's spearheading Daisy Chain Fields, a new, all-female festival. 

The festival, set for Aug. 29 in Irvine, California, will feature Olivia, as well as Chappell Roan, Doechii, Bikini Kill, The Breeders, Garbage, KATSEYE, Mitski, Santigold and more. Special guests include none other than Sarah McLachlan, as well as the legendary Stevie Nicks.

Net proceeds from the festival will benefit nonprofit organizations that advance and advocate for women and girls.

Olivia says in a statement, "Daisy Chain Fields is built on the belief that joy, community, and creativity can inspire meaningful change. I’m so excited to celebrate this incredible lineup of women, and I’m grateful to all of our partners in helping us make this festival come to life."

"By bringing together women in music and organizations helping shape a better future for women and girls, I hope we can build a community that inspires hope and positive change," she adds.

Presales start Wednesday at 10 a.m. PT; you can sign up for a presale passcode now at DaisyChainFields.com. Visit the website for more ticket details.

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Billie Eilish's concert film is ready to hit digital hard — and soft.

BILLIE EILISH – HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR, which she co-directed with James Cameron, will be available to buy or rent online starting June 23. It was originally released in theaters on May 8.

At the movie's LA premiere, Billie told ABC News of the film, "I just feel really, really grateful that it's gonna exist forever, and I'll get to watch this show and this tour that I loved so much, and made so many memories with them, forever."

"I think that's really magical for them to have and for me to have," she continued. "It's just a moment in time captured forever."

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Clive Davis, the record executive known as "the man with the golden ears," has died of age-related illness, according to his family. He was 94.

Davis either discovered, signed or guided the careers of artists including Bruce Springsteen, Chicago, Aerosmith, Billy Joel, Janis Joplin, Alicia Keys, Patti Smith and Whitney Houston.

A statement from Davis' family read, "To the world, our father was the iconic music legend whose vision, instincts, and relentless pursuit of excellence shaped the soundtrack of countless lives. He discovered, mentored, and championed the greatest artists in modern music history, leaving an indelible mark on culture that will endure for generations."

"To his family, Clive was Dad and Granddaddy, the steady presence at the center of our lives, the source of wisdom, strength, encouragement, and unconditional love. No matter how extraordinary his professional accomplishments, he never lost sight of what mattered most: the people he loved."

A lawyer by trade, New York City-born Davis joined Columbia Records as assistant counsel in 1960. He was made president of the label by 1967 and helped to bring it into the rock era, signing acts such as Joplin's band Big Brother and the Holding Company; Santana; Blood, Sweat & Tears; and Pink Floyd.

After being fired from Columbia in 1973, he started his own labels, Arista Records and J Records, and worked for BMG and Sony Music Entertainment. Over that time, he helped revive the careers of Dionne Warwick, Santana, the Grateful Dead, Rod Stewart and Aretha Franklin; gave Barry Manilow his first #1 with "Mandy"; identified Whitney Houston as a future star and signed her at age 19; and released Alicia Keys' 2001 Grammy-winning debut album, Songs in A Minor.

Other acts Davis worked with over the years included Barbra Streisand, Sarah McLachlan, Carly Simon, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Kenny G, Earth, Wind & Fire, The Kinks, Annie Lennox, Toni Braxton, Luther Vandross, Maroon 5 and Usher.

Davis also worked closely with American Idol in the show's early years, heading the label that released the music of winners and finalists such as Kelly Clarkson, Clay Aiken, Fantasia Barrino, Jennifer Hudson, Ruben Studdard and Jordin Sparks.

Davis' annual star-studded pre-Grammy parties became legendary and often served as a launching pad for the artist he was focusing on at the time. He was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2000 as a non-performer.

His 2013 autobiography, The Soundtrack of My Life, was a New York Times bestseller. The 2017 documentary Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives, is currently available on Netflix.

Davis, who at age 80 revealed that he was bisexual, is survived by three sons, a daughter, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, as well as his partner. His two marriages ended in divorce.

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After sharing a few of the dates for his upcoming solo tour, Backstreet Boys' AJ McLean said in May that he'd drop the rest of them on Father's Day — and he did.

AJ announced on Instagram the full lineup of dates and cities for the trek. He wrote, "For over 30 years, you’ve known me as AJ… This fall, I’m inviting you into a different chapter. I’m excited to announce The Better Man Tour, my first North American solo tour as Alexander James."

"These songs come from the most personal project I’ve ever made," he continued. "[My solo album] My Name Is Alexander James is about growth, gratitude, healing, and finding the courage to show up as your true self. Thank you for always showing up for me. Now it’s my turn to show up for you."

The tour starts Oct. 20 in Brooklyn, New York, and is set to wrap up Dec. 5 in Tucson, Arizona. The dates will take place after Backstreet Boys are done with their residency in Düsseldorf, Germany, which runs from Sept. 25 through Oct. 7.

Tickets will go on sale this week — you can get details at the link in his Instagram bio.

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An official statement on the death of Oliver Tree has been posted to the "Life Goes On" artist's social media.

As previously reported, Tree died June 14 in a helicopter crash in Brazil. He was 32.

"Your legacy will live on forever," the post reads. "Thank you to everyone who has reached out, shown love, support and has done incredible tributes for Oliver. The constant love, support and positivity is helping the family, friends and collaborators make it through these extremely difficult times."

The post notes that Tree is now "back in California where he can finally rest" and that a foundation called Dr. Oliver Tree's Extremely Epic Grant for Baby Geniuses will be established in his memory.

"This is something that Oliver had put together before his passing, written in his will," the post reads. "We will make sure his wish comes to fruition so that more joy, love and art can be spread into the world, that was his final wish."

Indeed, Tree spoke about his idea for the foundation in an interview on the Zach Sang Show, which was published in April. In the interview, which was widely shared following Tree's death, Tree noted that the purpose of the foundation wasn't to fund music education, but rather the "actual physical making of art."

"You're allowed to physically hire people to help produce stuff," Tree explained. "You're allowed to rent gear and equipment to make things. You're allowed to use the budget to physically produce stuff."

The social media statement concludes, "Love you all so much, Oliver would be so proud of every one of his supporters, friends and family. Peace be with Oliver."

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Selena Gomez and Timothée Chalamet are teaming up with Illumination, the people who brought you the Minions films, for a new animated feature.

The movie, called Not Alone, was announced at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. According to  studio information distributed to multiple media outlets, Chalamet will play Joe, an introverted rocket mechanic. Gomez will play Fran, an astro-botanist who's created the first rocket powered by plant-based fuel. Things get complicated when three aliens on the run from the law hide out in Joe's house, where they plot to return home using Fran's rocket. 

The voice cast also includes Allison Janney, Lamorne Morris and Brett Goldstein. The movie hits theaters in April 2027.

This isn't the first time Gomez and Chalamet have worked together: They both appeared in the movie A Rainy Day in New York, which was released in 2020.

While Chalamet will be making his animated film debut, Gomez has voiced multiple characters in animated films, including the Hotel Transylvania series. Her most recent film role was the Oscar-winning movie Emilia Pérez. 

Chalamet, last seen in 2025's Oscar-nominated Marty Supreme, will appear in Dune: Part Three later this year.

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It's an "Ordinary" world and we just live in it.

Alex Warren's smash hit has just set a new record: It's spent a combined total of 107 weeks at #1 on Billboard's various charts. The previous record of 106 weeks was set by "Flowers" by Miley Cyrus.

This means that "Ordinary" has been #1 for multiple weeks on multiple charts. For example, it's racked 34 weeks and counting at #1 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart, and was on top for 30 weeks on Adult Pop Airplay. On Pop Airplay, it was #1 for 16 weeks. And on the Radio Songs chart, which includes all radio formats, it was #1 for 27 weeks.

"Ordinary" and "Flowers" are the only two songs ever to spend triple-digit weeks at #1. The next-longest reign is 87 weeks, held by The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights." "Despacito" is next with 74 weeks, followed by "Blurred Lines" with 72 weeks.

In other Alex Warren news, he spent Father's Day mourning his late dad, who died of kidney cancer when Alex was nine. He posted a photo of the two of them together and wrote, "Dad, you taught me everything I know today except how to live without you. You may be gone from this world but you’re still everywhere in mine."

"In everything I do you’re there. Whenever I cry you’re in my tears, whenever I laugh it’s your voice I hear. At every show I still look for you in the crowd. I love you."

Both of Alex's parents are deceased, a fact he frequently references in his music and while onstage.

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Katy Perry has launched her Out of Office tour of summer festivals, and when it comes to her wardrobe, everything old is new again.

Every night of the tour, Katy is wearing a throwback outfit from either her 2009 debut Hello, Katy tour or her 2008 stint on the Warped Tour. She's then putting each outfit up for sale in a Fandiem sweepstakes, with new looks added after every show. 

The more money you donate, the more entries for each drawing you will receive. For example, $15 will get you 150 entries, while 100 bucks gets you 2,000 entries. The money raised will go to Katy's Firework Foundation, which works to empower children from underserved communities through the arts.

So far, you can enter to win two outfits. The first is a two-piece polka dot bra and skirt top she wore June 18 at a festival in Spain. It's originally from the the Hello, Katy tour and is available until July 11.

There's also a two-piece blue outfit with a pink bow, which she originally wore in 2009 in Lisbon, Portugal, during the Hello Katy tour. She re-wore it June 20 at the Rock in Rio Lisboa Festival in Lisbon; that one is available until July 13.

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Olivia Rodrigo seems pretty consistent for a girl with three albums.

Her latest release, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, has debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200, just as her previous albums -- SOUR and GUTS -- did. It sold 485,000 units in its first week, which is not only Olivia's biggest sales week of her career, but also the biggest sales week of any album so far this year by a solo artist.

The album scored the biggest streaming week of the year by a female artist, and the biggest vinyl sales week of the year by a female artist. It was preceded by two singles -- "drop dead" and "the cure" -- which debuted at #1 and #5 respectively on the Billboard Hot 100.

When the project was first released on June 12, it broke the Spotify record for the most-streamed album in a single day by a female artist this year, and the biggest 24-hour streaming debut on Amazon Music of any album of 2026.

you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love also debuted at #1 on the British and the Australian charts.

Olivia's The Unraveled Tour will launch Sept. 25 in Hartford, Connecticut.

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