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After years away from the road, Ariana Grande officially launched her highly anticipated Eternal Sunshine Tour on June 6 at Oakland Arena in Oakland, California, delivering a 23-song set packed with fan favorites, deep cuts, and seven live debuts. Opening the night with the chart-topping "yes, and?," Grande immediately set the tone for a show centered around her latest era.

Charli xcx is ready for her close-up on the “Music, Fashion, Film Tour,” and we’re expecting pop culture phenomena to the highest degree. The singer will begin on September 11 in Philadelphia, PA, stopping in ten cities before finishing on October 23 in Las Vegas, NV. The tour supports Charli’s new album, Music, Fashion, Film, out July 24, and the title sums up her whole career. Wherever Charli goes, a movement practically follows (Brat summer, anyone?), and now she’s ready to start a new one.

With this year’s Cruel World festival seemingly on hold, fans of 80's music in California have had to look to other tours and stand alone concerts from new wave and synth-heavy acts to fill the void. The "Generations Tour” featuring The Human League, Soft Cell and Alison Moyet of Yaz —all of whom played CW in the past— makes for a solid triple threat lineup.

Olivia Rodrigo continued the extremely slow rollout of her much anticipated forthcoming third album with a surprise set at Primavera Sound on Saturday (6/6). To add to the surprise was a guest appearance by the Barcelona's festival's best-known headliner: The Cure's Robert Smith. Together the pair performed an adorable live debut of their new song, "what's wrong with me" which will be on Rodrigo's album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, which drops on Friday.

After seven years away from the studio, Sara Bareilles is officially back. The singer-songwriter has announced her upcoming album Good Grief, due out August 28, alongside a North American tour that will bring the new music to fans across the continent this fall. The Good Grief Tour kicks off September 9 at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, Massachusetts, marking Bareilles' first major tour in support of a studio album since the release of Amidst the Chaos in 2019.

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The Cure have such an embarrassment of riches with their deep catalogue of fantastic tunes from five decades, that even though they often play 30 songs a show, they still might not play a banger for 10 years or longer. In their first two gigs back from a two-year break, Robert Smith and the crew have been reaching into the past and pulling out some beautiful music, including singles, they haven't delighted their audiences with in a while. And they've been doing it with a new member.

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By all accounts, last night’s sold-out Madison Square Garden show was one for the ages. Phoebe Bridgers, the beloved solo act and boygenius member known for her heralded songwriting and biting vocal performances, held the special pop-up event, benefiting the Community Justice Exchange’s Immigration Bond Freedom Fund, one night removed from a successful first night of the NBA playoffs for the hometown New York Knicks.

Perhaps to some looking at it now, U2's performance at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on June 5, 1983, might not seem like much. None of the band looks like the rock stars they'd become, the typically beautiful outdoor Colorado music venue across as dreary and damp, and due to the inclement weather rows of empty seats are plainly visible.