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Miley Cyrus is stepping into a new chapter with Bass Persuades, the title track and lead single from her upcoming 10th studio album. Released ahead of the album’s September 18 arrival, the song introduces a dance-focused sound shaped by bright synths and an ’80s-inspired pop feel. As part of the announcement, the singer presents the track as an invitation to leave the phone behind and reconnect with the energy of the dance floor.

Lady Gaga gave Slayyyter an unexpected boost this week after featuring her song I’M ACTUALLY KINDA FAMOUS in a TikTok makeup video. The clip, posted September 3, quickly caught attention from fans who noticed Gaga using the track while showing off her look. The moment became even more notable when Gaga responded to a fan in the comments and said she loves Slayyyter. Slayyyter later shared the exchange on Instagram, reacting enthusiastically and returning the compliment.

Alex Warren has reached the top of Australia’s ARIA Albums Chart with his second studio album, Wildchild. Billboard noted the chart milestone as the singer-songwriter continues a strong run in Australia, where his music has maintained a steady presence across multiple rankings. Wildchild also leads the ARIA Vinyl Albums Chart, while Warren’s earlier album, You’ll Be Alright, Kid, has climbed back into the top five.

ADÉLA has released her debut studio album, PRIMA, a compact 11-track project that puts her pop ambitions and personal story at the center. Released September 4, the album arrives after a run of singles that expanded her audience and established her as one of Slovakia’s emerging international pop artists. The release follows the growing success of Ain’t In LA, which became ADÉLA’s first entry on the Hot 100 and climbed as high as No. 61.

Kelly Rowland shared some practical advice for KATSEYE as the group continues working through temporary lineup changes. During a recent interview, Rowland reflected on her own experience in Destiny’s Child and spoke about the importance of recognizing individual needs within a group. Her comments come as KATSEYE members Manon Bannerman and Sophia Laforteza remain on separate temporary hiatuses connected to their health and well-being.

Shakira and Burna Boy have reached the top of the Rhythmic Airplay chart with Dai Dai, the official song connected to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Billboard noted that the track moved from No. 3 to No. 1 on the chart dated September 5, based on U.S. rhythmic radio airplay during the latest tracking period. The chart move marks a new milestone for both artists. For Shakira, Dai Dai becomes her first No. 1 on Rhythmic Airplay.

Ye is adding three more U.S. stadium concerts to his 2026 touring schedule, bringing new dates to Texas and Arizona this fall. The newly announced schedule confirms performances at Reliant Stadium in Houston on October 31, AT&T Stadium in the Dallas area on November 7, and State Farm Stadium in the Phoenix area on November 21. Ye’s official tour schedule lists all three concerts as open for fan registration.

Olivia Rodrigo marked the opening of her new Grammy Museum exhibit in Los Angeles with a conversation and an intimate live performance on September 1. The special event celebrated Olivia Rodrigo: The Cure Unraveled, a new exhibition built around the handmade creative world of her recent music video. During the evening, Rodrigo joined filmmaker and author Cameron Crowe to discuss her latest album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, along with songwriting, her career, and her upcoming tour.

Stevie Nicks and Olivia Rodrigo are both part of the musical world surrounding Practical Magic 2, adding two major names to the highly anticipated sequel. Newly revealed soundtrack details confirm that Rodrigo’s song The Cure appears in the film, while Fleetwood Mac’s Landslide is also featured in another scene. The announcement comes after Rodrigo and Nicks recently shared the stage for a performance of Landslide at Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival in Irvine, California.

A newly released trailer is offering fans a first look at George Michael: The Faith Tour, a restored concert film built from previously unseen footage of the singer’s 1988 shows in Paris. The footage was captured on 35mm during two performances at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, at a time when Michael’s solo career was reaching new heights. The announcement also confirms that the original concert material has been restored and remastered for a theatrical release.