Consequence

Dennis Haskins, photo by Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images Dennis Haskins, who famously played Principal Richard Belding on the beloved ’90s TV sitcom Saved By the Bell, has died at the age of 75. Haskins’ agent confirmed his passing to TMZ on Monday. A cause of death was not immediately shared.

This past weekend, Bourbon & Beyond returned to Louisville for another four days of tasty bites, stiff drinks, and great music. A seamless, carefree four days with more genre variance than you might expect, the fest drew thousands and thousands to experience all it has to offer.

Michelle Branch, photo by Ariana Trineer Michelle Branch kicked off her sold-out “Everywhere and Back Again Tour” Sunday evening in Seattle at The Showbox with a career-spanning set that celebrated her 25 years in music. Her 21-song set commenced with a rendition of “Drop in the Ocean” before transitioning into “Find Your Way Back” and “Breathe,” a song from her 2003 album Hotel Paper that she has re-envisioned on the soon-to-be released EP Everywhere and Back Again.

Liam Gallagher, photo by Dave Benett/WireImage After taking a fallow year so Liam and Noel could watch the World Cup, Oasis’ reunion tour is set to resume in summer 2027 with a run of stadium shows across the UK, Europe, and North America. Much like they did for the initial 2025 run, tickets for the 2027 dates sold out almost as quickly as they went on sale, leaving many empty-handed.

Interpol, photo by Ben Kaye Interpol didn’t get to play CBGB Festival thanks to its severe weather cancelation, but they still snuck in a New York City concert over the weekend. Just a few days before the festival was supposed to take place, the band announced a major underplay show at Mercury Lounge, a 250-capacity venue they hadn’t played since 2001.

Rick Nielsen, photo courtesy of Julien’s Auctions Cheap Trick‘s Rick Nielsen is teaming with Julien’s Auctions for a sale of an enormous 300-plus-piece collection of memorabilia including 70-plus guitars, with a portion of proceeds set to benefit St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.

Sting 3.0, photo by Carter B. Smith Sting will launch new batch of “Sting 3.0” power trio tour dates across North America this fall. Fiction Plane will serve as the special guest. Accompanied by longtime guitarist Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Maas, Sting will kick off the new run of dates in Vancouver on October 5th, with subsequent stops including Minneapolis, St. Louis, Montreal, Tampa, and an eight-night stint at Brooklyn Paramount.

U2 are gearing up for a stadium tour, their first since “The Joshua Tree Tour” in 2019. The news comes via a new Rolling Stone cover story, which reveals that the band recently began rehearsals for the as-yet-unannounced trek. Larry Mullen Jr., who missed U2’s Las Vegas Sphere residency after undergoing surgery to address a congenital fusion in a facet joint in his neck, intends to rejoin the band for the upcoming tour.

Metallica x adidas, photo courtesy of adidas Metallica and adidas have announced a new merch capsule for the band’s “Life Burns Faster” residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere. Metallica’s residency begins this Thursday, October 1st, and is set to run for 24 dates through March 2027, with tickets available here. The Metallica x adidas merch will be available beginning Wednesday, September 30th, at the Sphere, as well as a pop-up shop in Vegas and via metallica.com and adidas.com.

Fieldy and Head, photo by Jimmy Fontaine Korn bandmates Fieldy and Brian “Head” Welch reunited onstage Saturday for the first time in five years during a performance in Boise, Idaho. Fieldy last played with Korn during an early 2021 livestream performance. He announced a hiatus from Korn in June of that year, at the time saying he fell back on some “bad habits,” although earlier this year he revealed that electing not to receive the COVID vaccine made it impossible for him to tour with the band.