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- 1Country music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80▼Country music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80 after 'brief battle with cancer'
Country music icon Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80 after what her family described as a brief battle with cancer. Tributes are pouring in from fans and fellow musicians honouring the singer, songwriter and philanthropist whose career spanned more than six decades and included hits such as 'Jolene' and '9 to 5'.
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The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards are underway, with live coverage focusing on the red carpet and celebrity outfits. Outlets including Page Six are providing real-time updates on arrivals and fashion moments, and searches for the event are climbing in the US and Canada as fans follow the show and its standout looks.
- 3Taylor Swift and Dakota Johnson react to 'Patient Zero' video at MTV VMAs▼Exclusive | Watch Taylor Swift, Dakota Johnson react to ‘Patient Zero’ music video as it debuts at MTV VMAs
A music video titled 'Patient Zero' debuted during the MTV VMAs, and Page Six published footage of Taylor Swift and Dakota Johnson reacting to it at the event. The clip shows the two stars' live response as the video premiered during the awards show. Details about the artist behind the song and wider reaction were not provided in the available reporting.
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Charles Kelley, singer with country trio Lady A, has announced he was diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer after what he described as a painful health scare. News outlets including CBS News, Fox News and Page Six are reporting the disclosure, with fans sending messages of support as details of his treatment remain limited.
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A music icon has died at the age of 91, closing out a career that spanned six decades. Reports describe the performer as a legendary figure whose work left a lasting mark on the industry. Fans and fellow musicians are reacting to the news and remembering the artist's contributions across generations.
- 6Billboard Highlights Six Latin Music Week 2026 Panels for Independent Artists▼Are You an Independent Artist? Here Are 6 Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 Panels You Can’t Miss
Billboard has previewed six panels at Latin Music Week 2026 aimed at independent artists, offering guidance on navigating the industry without major-label backing. The programming focuses on practical advice for self-releasing musicians, from distribution to marketing. Coverage is drawing attention from Latin music professionals and indie artists planning to attend the industry event.
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A new roundup highlights six artificial intelligence tools that generate dance videos, aimed at electronic music producers and labels promoting tracks online. The piece covers options for turning audio into choreographed visual content, a growing trend as artists seek low-cost video assets for social media. Response so far is limited, with the overview circulating mainly among music technology readers.
- 8High school staging of SIX the Musical highlights weekend events▼HOMETOWN ENTERTAINMENT: A special high school production of “SIX: The Musical,” a concert for country fans and several festivals headline this weekend
A high school production of "SIX: The Musical" tops this weekend's entertainment lineup, alongside a country music concert and several local festivals. The roundup highlights the range of community events on offer, from student theatre drawing attention to the popular Broadway show about Henry VIII's six wives, to live country music and seasonal festival gatherings across the region.
- 9Six Rappers Map India's Climate Crisis in Multilingual Album●# music # India From Bengaluru's Dry Lakes to the Quarried Aravallis, Six Rappers In a Multilingual Rap Album Map India'
Six independent rappers have released a multilingual album addressing India's climate crisis, performing in Kannada, Marathi, Tamil and Hindi. The tracks confront heat waves, water shortages and vanishing tree cover, drawing on places such as Bengaluru's dried-up lakes and the quarried Aravalli range. The project, covered by Local Samosa, frames environmental degradation through local voices and languages, and is drawing attention for grounding climate issues in everyday regional experience.
- 10Whitney Leavitt to Join Broadway's 'Just in Time' for Six Weeks●Whitney Leavitt Sets Six-Week Broadway Engagement in ‘Just in Time’
Whitney Leavitt has set a six-week engagement on Broadway in the musical 'Just in Time.' The booking marks a notable stage role for the reality TV personality, and theatre watchers are weighing what her casting means for the production's profile and ticket demand during her run.
- 11Listeners Revisit Frank Zappa's Halloween 77 Concert Box●# NP : # NowPlaying : Frank Zappa - 'Halloween 77' (3cd) (2017) Amazing recording of the last show (of six concerts) in
Frank Zappa's 'Halloween 77', a three-CD live album released in 2017, is drawing fresh attention from music fans. The set documents the final show of six Halloween concerts at The Palladium in New York City on October 31, 1977, featuring band members Terry Bozzio, Adrian Belew, Tommy Mars, Patrick O'Hearn, Ed Mann and Peter Wolf. Fans praise the three-hour recording as an amazing document of Zappa's live prowess.
- 12Six Massachusetts music teachers reach Grammy semifinals▼6 Mass. music teachers make semifinal list for Grammy awards
Six music teachers from Massachusetts have made the semifinalist list for the Grammy Awards' music educator honor. The Recording Academy's program recognizes teachers who made significant contributions to music education in their schools and communities. Educators across the state are celebrating the recognition, which highlights the role of classroom music teaching alongside the Recording Academy's better-known performer awards.
- 13Michael McDonald reunites with son after nearly 60 years▼Michael McDonald reunites with son after nearly 6 decades
Singer Michael McDonald has been reunited with his son after nearly six decades apart, according to reports. Details about the circumstances of their separation and how the reunion came about remain limited, but the story has drawn wide attention given McDonald's long music career and the emotional nature of a family reconnecting after so many years.
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Ratings figures for the sixth season of the game show Name That Tune have been published, tracking how the music guessing competition is performing with viewers. The numbers will help determine whether the network renews the series for another season. Fans of the show are watching the ratings closely as its future remains undecided.
- 15Connecting Chords revives Duke Ellington's sacred music in West Michigan▼Connecting Chords brings Duke Ellington's sacred music back to West Michigan after 60 years
The Connecting Chords organization is presenting Duke Ellington's sacred music in West Michigan for the first time in roughly 60 years. The concerts revive Ellington's celebrated sacred concerts, large-scale jazz works the composer created late in his career, and are drawing attention from local music lovers and public radio coverage in the region.
- 16Touring Revival of The Sound of Music Wins Praise▼The Touring Revival of The Sound of Music Offers Stage Magic
A touring revival of the classic musical The Sound of Music is drawing attention for its stagecraft, with reviewers highlighting the production's stage magic as it moves between cities. The revival brings Rodgers and Hammerstein's beloved story of the von Trapp family to audiences nationwide, continuing the show's enduring popularity on stage more than six decades after its debut.
- 17BBC Radio 3 Airs Vaughan Williams Folk Song Studies●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on BBC #Radio3 's #InTune Ralph Vaughan Williams, Gerald Peregrine & Antony Ingham: 🎵 6 Studies in Englis
BBC Radio 3's In Tune programme is broadcasting music by Ralph Vaughan Williams, specifically selections from his Six Studies in English Folksong, in performances credited to cellist Gerald Peregrine and Antony Ingham. The pieces, drawn from traditional English folk melodies, remain a staple of British classical programming, with listeners following the station's live playlist updates.
- 18Hidden Trombone Contest Offers Tickets to The Music Man●Find the Hidden Trombones, Win Music Man Tickets!
A contest is inviting people to find hidden trombone images for a chance to win tickets to The Music Man. The scavenger-hunt style promotion ties into the classic Broadway musical, which famously features a marching band and seventy-six trombones. Details on locations, dates and how to enter were not provided.