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The 2026 edition of the All Things Go festival is shaping up to be its biggest yet, with a major lineup revealed for its Washington, D.C.-area event at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland. The three-day gathering runs from September 25–27 and continues its run as a consistently sold-out staple of the fall festival season. This year’s headliners include Zara Larsson, Mitski, Hayley Williams, and Brandi Carlile, alongside returning favorites and rising acts.

Shania Twain has shared the complete tracklist for her upcoming seventh studio album, Little Miss Twain, dropping on July 24th. The 15-song set features collaborations with Josh Homme, The War and Treaty, and the recently released title track with Tanya Tucker. Twain wrote on social media: “Alright, I’ve kept these songs under my hat long enough… Here’s the full tracklist for ‘Little Miss Twain’.

An Independence Day celebration deteriorated into violence early Sunday when gunfire erupted into a massive crowd of youths gathered in downtown Pensacola, leaving a 19-year-old man dead and six others injured.

A gunman opened fire on an Independence Day family gathering near the Coney Island boardwalk on Saturday night, wounding eight people, including four children. Emergency medical personnel transported all eight victims to local hospitals following the incident, which occurred around 10:35 p.m. on West 31st Street in Brooklyn during area holiday celebrations.

Jon Pardi and his wife, Summer Pardi, have announced they are divorcing after five years of marriage, saying they will remain focused on raising their two young daughters together as they begin a new chapter. The couple shared the news in a joint statement on social media, writing, “After much thought, we have made the difficult decision to end our marriage.

Country artist and Staind frontman Aaron Lewis has announced his sixth solo country project, Give My Country Back, due July 17 via Big Machine Label Group. The announcement was accompanied by the release of the album’s lead single and title track. The 10-song collection continues Lewis’ signature approach—blending raw, traditional country influences with a tougher modern edge.

Mary J. Blige, Brad Paisley, and NE-YO will headline a major musical celebration from One Times Square on Friday, July 3, as part of a national celebration counting down to the Fourth of July and the United States’ 250th anniversary. Actor and comedian Jim Gaffigan will host the “Giving 4th Broadcast Benefit Show,” an event organized by America250, the nonpartisan congressional commission responsible for directing the country’s semiquincentennial celebrations.

ABC’s “Good Morning America” has announced the lineup for its 2026 Summer Concert Series, bringing a mix of country, pop, R&B, K-pop and rock acts to the program’s new downtown Manhattan studio throughout the summer. The annual series has become a summer staple for television audiences, regularly featuring major touring artists and award-winning performers while helping promote new music releases, as “Good Morning America” kicks off another season of live music programming.

Former CIA Director John Brennan filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Wednesday, asking a federal judge to compel government agencies to retain all internal communications and documents linked to active Department of Justice investigations involving him. Brennan argued that the preservation of these files is critical to mounting an eventual defense if the current administration decides to move forward with a formal indictment.

The Trump administration said Wednesday it will not renew the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) in its current form. The decision comes as the agreement reached its first mandatory six-year review, a milestone that could have extended the pact for another 16 years.