Zodiac makes a robust comeback along with his first launch since 2023 — a collaborative single titled “In The Dawn” alongside rising artist Alex Gresham. Over the previous 12 months and a half, Zodiac has been centered on infusing extra human parts into his music, and that evolution is totally realized on this new providing.
Based on Zodiac, “In The Dawn” represents a contemporary chapter for the venture and marks his official return to the digital music scene. “It’s the rebirth of Zodiac and a mirrored image of my dedication to creating genuine experiences for my followers,” he explains.
The collaboration took place organically. Gresham, who first found Zodiac whereas learning on the famend Icon Collective music college in Los Angeles, occurred to share a Discord manufacturing server with him. When Zodiac despatched over the manufacturing file for what ultimately turned “In The Dawn,” Gresham was immediately impressed. He grabbed a microphone and started recording, laying down melodic vocals to completely praise the observe’s darkish techno and home manufacturing.
Gresham’s mindset heading into the studio was “don’t overthink it,” one thing he had not too long ago taught whereas lecturing at Icon Collective. The end result is an ideal marriage of the 2 artists’ kinds.
Take heed to “In The Dawn” beneath.
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Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland has put a brand new spin on Metallica’s ‘Orion’, sharing a snippet with followers on Instagram.
Borland shared the trippy cowl of the 1986 instrumental over the weekend, transforming the basic Metallica monitor forward of his band’s upcoming exhibits with the thrash steel legends.
“Horsing round and loopidy loopin with ‘Orion’ by Metallica this afternoon,” he wrote alongside the video. “Anyone popping out to any of the exhibits this summer season?”
Borland didn’t affirm whether or not they’d be protecting the monitor on tour, however many followers appeared to hope so, one commenting that it “would sound superb shaking an area,” one other saying, ”My absolute favourite instrumental simply received a brand new paint job,” and another including, “I used to be simply fascinated about Orion and listened to it on Sunday. Love the reimagining you gave it.”
‘Orion’ was included on Metallica’s seminal third album ‘Grasp Of Puppets’, and was primarily written by bassist Cliff Burton. Six months after its launch, Burton died when the band’s tour bus crashed, and the monitor was performed over audio system throughout his funeral. Frontman James Hetfield went on to get the notes from the tune’s bridge tattooed on his arm.
Limp Bizkit, who completed their ‘Loserville’ tour of the UK and Europe earlier this month, are set to help Metallica on their ‘M72’ world tour on dates in Toronto, Nashville, Philadelphia, Tampa, Santa Clara and Denver from April to June, sharing the help slot with Ice 9 Kills from April to June.
Pantera and Suicidal Tendencies are additionally becoming a member of the tour for the present North America leg, alternating dates with Metallica and Ice 9 Kills. When Metallica head to Australia and New Zealand in November, they’ll be joined by Suicidal Tendencies in addition to Evanescence.
Limp Bizkit, in the meantime, might be taking part in on the North Dakota State Truthful in July earlier than heading again to the UK in August for Studying & Leeds Pageant. Vocalist Fred Durst will seem at Black Sabbath’s final-ever dwell present in Birmingham on July 5, too.
Final November, in the meantime, the band confirmed that they have been again within the studio to work on new music. Their final album was 2021’s ‘Nonetheless Sucks’, itself their first LP in a decade. In a three-star overview, NME described it as a “lean and self-aware party-starter of a sixth album” and wrote: “‘Nonetheless Sucks’ doesn’t really feel laboured or overthought and by no means overstays its welcome. Limp Bizkit aren’t out to rewrite their historical past or attain a brand new era. They don’t care in the event you nonetheless suppose they suck – they nonetheless know have a superb time, and gained’t cease rollin’.”
In different Limp Bizkit information, ‘Rollin’ (Air Raid Car)’ has been used because the theme of Netflix’s latest anime collection Satan Might Cry.
We Belong Right here continues to develop their footprint with the announcement of their enlargement into Tampa Bay. The home and techno competition will make its Tampa debut in 2025 on December 13 & 14 at St. Pete Pier.
The upstart competition has roots in Miami and New York Metropolis, with Tampa Bay turning into the third metropolis to play host to We Belong Right here. Previous lineups have delivered a number of the nation’s finest in home and techno with headliners like Eric Prydz, Kaskade, Fisher, Lane 8, Steve Angello and extra gracing their immersive 360-degree stage.
Enroll here to get the most recent updates on We Belong Right here Tampa Bay together with when tickets go on sale and when the lineup drops.
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Benson Boone has adopted up his a lot talked-about Coachella 2025 set by asserting his upcoming new album ‘American Coronary heart’.
Over the weekend, he made his debut on the California pageant, which noticed units from the likes of Woman Gaga, Publish Malone, Travis Scott, Missy Elliott, Charli XCX, Megan Thee Stallion and extra, with Boone’s efficiency that includes his signature backflips and a shock look from the Queen legend throughout his cowl of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’.
Following the efficiency, by which he introduced his sophomore album ‘American Coronary heart’ by performing the titled monitor, he shared the cover art on social media.
Now, per a press launch, ‘American Coronary heart’ is confirmed to be launched on June 20 through Evening Avenue Data/Warner Data – and that his February single ‘Sorry I’m Right here For Somebody Else’ is the primary take a look at the album.
It additionally revealed that Boone is about to carry out on Saturday Evening Reside on Could 3, which will probably be hosted by Abbott Elementary‘s Quinta Brunson.
The response from the gang through the ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ cowl was lukewarm, producing controversy on-line and a cheeky TikTok video from Boone, who wrote: “Me attempting to get the gang at Coachella to know what an absolute legend Brian Could is and the cultural affect he has on music and THE WORLD.”
Followers have speculated that the Could collaboration at Coachella got here in response to latest comparisons to Freddie Mercury, given Boone’s flamboyant performances usually make use of his signature name and response, and his outfits usually seem impressed by him.
Earlier than becoming a member of him onstage, Could, who recovered from a stroke final 12 months, had teased the massive second on social media, sharing a picture of the 2 collectively on a airplane. “Look who I ran into – on the way in which to the fabled Palm Springs … 💥💥💥💥 Perhaps one thing will occur?!” he captioned the submit, earlier than saying Boone “will shake the world” together with his present.
Final month, Boone opened up about his Mormon childhood, stating that it made him really feel “confused and pissed off”.
Mark Zuckerberg had additionally beforehand shared footage of him dressing up as Boone for his spouse’s fortieth birthday, by which the Meta tycoon borrowed Boone’s blue jumpsuit to carry out on the celebration for his spouse, Dr Priscilla Chan.
Footage from the occasion confirmed Zuckerberg dramatically taking off his formal put on to disclose the jumpsuit, very like Boone did performing ‘Lovely Issues’ on the Grammys. Boone additionally beforehand apologised for a viral second from the Grammys by which he “aggressively” grabbed his crotch.
Disturbed‘s David Draiman has commented on Inexperienced Day‘s Palestine lyric change throughout their current headline present at Coachella.
Inexperienced Day made headlines on Saturday (April 12) when frontman Billie Joe Armstrong modified one of many lyrics of their pop-punk epic ‘Jesus of Suburbia’.
As an alternative of singing unique lyric, “Runnin’ away from ache whenever you’ve been victimised,” Armstrong sang: “Runnin’ away from ache like the youngsters from Palestine”.
Now, David Draiman has reacted to the second on X/Twitter. Draiman, who’s Jewish, made an “open supply” to Armstrong, starting: “You already know I respect you brother.
“I’d like to have the chance so that you can hear the Israeli/Jewish aspect of this horrific struggle,” he continued. “I’m out there to debate each time you’re. No judgement, nothing preconceived. Let me know.”
I’d like to have the chance so that you can hear the Israeli/Jewish aspect of this horrific struggle.
I’m out there to debate each time you’re.
No judgement, nothing preconceived.
Let me know.
— David Draiman 🟦🎗️🇺🇸🇮🇱✡️☮️ (@davidmdraiman) April 14, 2025
Draiman has been an outspoken supporter of Israel; final yr, he referred to as Roger Waters a “monster” and an “anti-Semitic to his rotten core”, and professed in 2022 that he “doesn’t give a shit” if he alienated individuals along with his pro-Israel stance.
He additionally spoke out in opposition to Elon Musk’s menace to sue the Anti-Defamation League, a civil rights group that campaigns in opposition to anti-Semitism, that Musk claimed had been “falsely accusing it and me of being antisemitic”.
In response, Draiman wrote that “I feel this complete factor was reactionary, and understandably so, given the harm executed to the platform you acquire. Let’s discuss. One on one to debate the problems and clear the air. You select the medium.”
He added: “Let’s provide the alternative to precise your legit points whereas dispelling the wave of #Antisemitism that’s been sadly unleashed.”
— Inexperienced Day Italy (@GreenDayItaly_) April 13, 2025
In the meantime, Inexperienced Day have made a number of lyric adjustments to deal with varied political occasions all through their profession. Most not too long ago, they mocked US Vice President JD Vance throughout a Melbourne gig in March. Whereas performing ‘Jesus of Suburbia’, Armstrong switched the lyrics from “Am I retarded or am I simply overjoyed?” to “Am I retarded or am I simply JD Vance?”.
In addition they made headlines on a New Yr’s Day efficiency in 2023 for altering the lyrics to the long-lasting 2004 monitor ‘American Fool’, changing the unique line “I’m not part of a redneck agenda” with “I’m not part of the MAGA agenda”.
Armstrong additionally advised NME his response to Trumps’s first win in 2016, calling for “one thing drastic to take away him from workplace”.
“I fucking hate Donald Trump,” he added. “He’s not my President, he doesn’t signify a big half of the nation, he doesn’t even signify the folks that voted for him. There’s a working class folks that needed change they usually had been possibly in some way desensitised by all of the racist rhetoric. I don’t suppose numerous them really are racist individuals, however the reality is that we voted him into workplace.
“Hopefully, one thing drastic will occur sooner or later the place he’s not in workplace any extra.”
In different information, a rogue firework has exploded within the crowd throughout Inexperienced Day’s Coachella 2025 set.
Katy Perry and Gayle King’s 11-minute area flight has sparked memes and controversy throughout the Web.
READ MORE: Katy Perry – ‘143’ overview: a pop star struggles to relocate her previous sense of enjoyable
The singer launched into the primary all-female area mission in six a long time yesterday (April 14), organised by Jeff Bezos. Throughout their voyage, Perry sang Louis Armstrong’s ‘What A Great World’ and revealed the setlist for her upcoming ‘Lifetimes’ tour.
She was later seen holding a daisy to the sky and kissing the bottom upon coming back from area.
Now, the Web has reacted to her area journey, with some X/Twitter customers resonating with Perry’s dramatic return to Earth:
beginning a conspiracy that the katy perry who got here again from area isn’t the identical one who went up.
— one dozen rats at a keyboard (@PanasonicDX4500) April 14, 2025
Nonetheless, Perry’s journey has additionally sparked some controversy on-line. One consumer famous how though the journey was imagined to “encourage ladies”, “the ladies who already labored at NASA are *checks notes* getting fired and getting their bios faraway from the positioning”.
One other consumer remarked that “if Jeff Bezos can ship Katy Perry into area, he will pay a wealth tax so each American has debt-free healthcare,” while one particular person known as it “wealth tourism”: “Can we give up doing these self-importance area flights? All to ship celebs to area to affect extra wealthy ppl to pay to take action. These accomplish nothing.”
In the meantime, common quick meals chain Wendy’s merely commented: “Can we ship her again”.
Loopy how Katy Perry and Lauren Sanchez going to “area” for 10 minutes is meant to “encourage ladies”, however the ladies who already labored at NASA are *checks notes* getting fired and getting their bios faraway from the positioning
Can we give up doing these self-importance area flights? All to ship celebs to area to affect extra wealthy ppl to pay to take action. These accomplish nothing. It is wealth tourism that has a large disproportionate influence on our planet by way of fuels burned & additionally funding billionaires. pic.twitter.com/BmOojOEg4h
Perry has additionally garnered criticism from different entertainers for taking the area flight, with actress Olivia Munn branding Perry “gluttonous”.
“What are they doing? I do know this in all probability isn’t the cool factor to say, however there are such a lot of different issues which can be so vital on the earth proper now,” she stated (by way of Billboard). “I do know that is in all probability obnoxious, however like, it’s a lot cash to go to area, and there are lots of people who can’t even afford eggs.”
“What’s the purpose? Is it historic that you simply guys are occurring a journey? I feel it’s a bit gluttonous,” she continued. “Area exploration was to additional our information and to assist mankind. What are they gonna do up there that has made it higher for us down right here?”
In the meantime, Emily Ratjakowski stated she was equally “disgusted” by the area flight in a TikTok video: “That area mission this morning? That’s finish time shit. Like, that is past parody. That you just care about Mom Earth and it’s about Mom Earth, and also you’re going up in a spaceship that’s constructed and paid for by an organization that’s singlehandedly destroying the planet?”
Ratajkowski went on to ask: “Have a look at the state of the world. Take into consideration what number of assets went into placing these ladies into area… For what? What was the advertising and marketing there?” She concluded her rant by saying how “disgusted” she was.
Lil Nas X has revealed that he’s suffered from sudden partial paralysis in his face.
READ MORE: Lil Nas X – ‘Montero’ evaluation: ‘Outdated City Street’ prankster makes his case as a Severe Artist
In the present day (April 15), the ‘Outdated City Street’ rapper took to social media, importing a video of himself in a hospital robe, laying in a hospital mattress. The video, he’s seen laughing as he reveals that he’s “misplaced management” of the correct aspect of his face.
He’s seen attempting to snigger, however having the correct aspect of his face keep nonetheless and expressionless. Lil Nas X remains to be capable of partially transfer the correct aspect of his lips, and his proper eye however the muscle groups in his face presently appear motionless.
“It’s like, what the fuck. I can’t even snigger proper, bro. What the fuck! Oh my god. So… oh my god, bro. So… yeah,” he added within the video.
In separate movies posted to his Instagram Tales, he’s seen to be in good spirits, joking in regards to the undisclosed situation. He jokes in a single video, panning from the left aspect of his face to the correct: “We regular over right here, we get loopy over right here!”.
In a second Instagram Story, Lil Nas X clarified to followers that he’s “OK” and requested them to “cease being unhappy” for him, including “shake ur ass for me as an alternative!”. In a 3rd publish, he wrote: “Imma look humorous for a lil bit however that’s it.”
Lil Nas X has but to disclose what’s prompted the partial paralysis, however followers are speculating if its Bell’s Palsy – an idiopathic situation, that means an actual trigger for the paralysis can’t be pinpointed – or Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, a nerve problem that equally causes facial paralysis alongside different unwanted effects, together with non permanent listening to loss.
Lil Nas X in 2025. CREDIT: Amy Sussman/WireImage/Getty
Different musicians which have suffered from different Bell’s Palsey or Ramsay Hunt Syndrome embrace Justin Bieber, who revealed in 2022 that he suffered from the latter, leaving him partially paralysed in the correct aspect of his face for a while. He has since made a full restoration.
Lil Nas X launched the ‘Days Earlier than Dreamboy’ EP on March 28 by way of Columbia Information. He launched the marketing campaign late in 2024 with the ‘Mild Once more’ single, which was then adopted by ‘Want Dat Boy’ in November and ‘Hotbox’ final month.
‘Days Earlier than Dreamboy’ serves as a prelude album ‘DREAMBOY’, which has but to obtain a launch date however is predicted to reach someday this yr.
Girl Gaga has responded to a fan’s meme about a number of albums being left off her current Coachella 2025 headlining set – see what she needed to say beneath.
READ MORE: Girl Gaga – ‘Mayhem’ evaluation: queen of pop bombast dials every thing as much as eleven
Final weekend (April 11), Girl Gaga headlined the primary evening of Coachella 2025, performing a career-spanning set that included hits like ‘Judas’, ‘Poker Face’, ‘Abracadabra’, ‘Paparazzi’, ‘Alejandro’, ‘Die With A Smile’, ‘Born This Manner’ and extra.
Nevertheless, a number of of her albums corresponding to 2013’s ‘Artpop’, 2016’s ‘Joanne’, 2020’s ‘Chromatica’ and 2024’s ‘Harlequin’ have been notably lacking from the setlist, prompting a fan to create a brand new meme.
At one level throughout Gaga’s efficiency, she is seen mendacity apart a number of skeletons. A fan turned that second right into a meme on TikTok, importing a picture of Gaga laying with the skeletons, branding every of them because the forgotten information left off Coachella’s setlist.
The fan wrote of their caption: “Effectively Gaga doesn’t bear in mind ‘Artpop’ and I don’t assume she’ll bear in mind ‘Harlequin’”. In response, Gaga commented on the publish: “‘Harlequin’ is certainly one of my proudest items of manufacturing.” See the post and Gaga’s response here.
‘Harlequin’ was launched in late September final 12 months as an accompaniment to Joker: Folie à Deux, which she co-starred in alongside Joaquin Phoenix. In March, she adopted up along with her newest album, ‘Mayhem’.
Girl Gaga performs at Coachella 2025. Credit score: Kevin Mazur/Getty Pictures for Coachella
In a four-star evaluation of ‘Mayhem’, NME wrote: “There’s a nonchalant confidence in the best way Gaga sticks to her maximalist imaginative and prescient with out pandering to modern pop tendencies. Most ‘Mayhem’ tracks run near or over 4 minutes, making them mini-epics within the TikTok period.
“In the end, ‘Mayhem’ appears like an excellent Gaga album as a result of it’s simply a lot enjoyable. At occasions, it’s a bit like reconnecting with an previous buddy who is sensible even once they appear to be chatting nonsense. Seventeen years after she broke by way of with ‘Simply Dance’, Girl Gaga stays pop’s foremost agent of impeccably crafted chaos.”
Following Gaga’s second Coachella 2025 headlining set this weekend (April 18), she is going to stage her first Singapore stay dates in 13 years, her landmark free gig to over 1,000,000 followers at Copacabana Seashore in Rio, in addition to treks throughout North America, Europe and the UK, adopted by her first Australian tour since 2014 in December.
In different information, the document has landed at Quantity 4 within the high 10 best-selling vinyl albums of 2025 up to now.
Bruce Willis’s daughter Scout has recalled her final encounter with Aaron Carter in an interview for a brand new documentary in regards to the late musician and his brother.
Carter was discovered unresponsive in a bath at his home in Lancaster, California in 2022 and was subsequently pronounced useless after paramedics reached the scene. He was 34 years outdated.
A brand new documentary in regards to the late pop star’s life, referred to as The Carters: Hurts To Love You, will premiere on Paramount+ on Tuesday (April 15) and follows each Aaron and his brother Nick of The Backstreet Boys on their journey to fame.
Within the documentary, Scout recalled being round 10 years outdated when she grew to become “completely batshit obsessed” with Aaron and needed to satisfy him. On her twelfth birthday together with her household, Scout revealed she met Aaron whereas on vacation together with her household at Disney World.
“From inside me erupts probably the most insane fangirl piercing 12-year-old scream you possibly can presumably think about,” Scout recalled of the second. Bruce Willis had requested Aaron to attend her celebration.
She went on to explain him because the “sweetest, most lovely, gracious boy I’ve ever met.” Regardless of his younger age, he was alone with out his household and later determined to remain for the weekend with the household.
Remembering the encounter, she added: “It was so uncommon for him to get to hang around with youngsters his personal age and never be working, and it was one thing that I solely realised years later how uncommon of a second it was for him to get to simply play and be foolish and have enjoyable with us.”
In 2013, Scout was at college and reached out to Aaron’s crew when she realised he was touring by her school city within the hopes of reconnecting with him. Scout certainly met him once more and recalled: “It’s like all of those emotions are flooding and I can’t consider the scenario I’m in.
Through the gig, Aaron referred to as Scout on stage: “He sits down, pulls me onto his lap, is serenading me: I may have died in that actual second,” she remembers, earlier than kissing her on stage. Scout went on to say he later requested her to be his girlfriend, however she declined.
“Clearly it was not what he needed to listen to and possibly bruised his ego a bit,” Scout continued. “We didn’t actually discuss once more after that.”
Wanting again on the scenario, Scout added she thought he was “somebody who, I believe, was most likely so lonely, and a lot eager for actual love.”
Nick and Aaron Carter in 2006 – CREDIT: Matthew Simmons/WireImage for World Wrestling Leisure, Inc/Getty Photographs
After Aaron’s premature loss of life, his brother Nick recalled in 2023 how he was nonetheless struggling to course of what had occurred.
Talking to E! News, Nick described his brother’s loss of life as 12 months is “nonetheless unbelievable”.
He added: “I’m nonetheless processing the entire scenario and attempting to make sense of it – as a result of it hasn’t. However I’m hoping that someday I could make sense of all of it.”
Following Carter’s loss of life, his brother Nick Carter paid tribute on-line. “My coronary heart is damaged,” he wrote. “Regardless that my brother and I’ve had a sophisticated relationship, my love for him has by no means ever light. I’ve all the time held on to the hope that he would someway, sometime need to stroll a wholesome path and finally discover the assistance that he so desperately wanted.”
Nick added: “I’ll miss my brother greater than anybody will ever know. I like you Chizz. Now you possibly can lastly have the peace you can by no means discover right here on earth….I like you child brother.”
The Backstreet Boys star additionally arrange a kids’s psychological well being fund within the wake of Carter’s passing.
Sting has praised the choir cowl of his track ‘Fragile’ that options on Adolescence, calling the rendition “lovely”.
A stirring model of the previous Police frontman’s 1988 solo single – from his second album ‘…Nothing Like The Solar’ (1987)’ – soundtracks the ultimate scene of episode two of the acclaimed Netflix sequence.
This model was carried out by 14-year-old actor Emilia Holliday (who performs murdered schoolgirl Katie Leonard) and the real-life choir from Minsthorpe Neighborhood Faculty in South Elmsall, West Yorkshire – the college the place the episode was filmed. It was carried out by Aaron Might and David Ridley.
Sharing a video of the scene in query on social media, Sting wrote: “The response to the duvet of my track, ‘Fragile’, within the new Netflix sequence Adolescence has been implausible.
“It’s at all times fascinating for me to listen to one in all my songs by another person’s lens. A terrific cowl can reveal issues a couple of track that I didn’t initially see and provides a track a brand new life.”
He continued: “Emilia Holliday and the scholars of the Minsthorpe Neighborhood Faculty Choir are extremely proficient. Collectively they’ve created one thing lovely.” You’ll be able to see the put up above.
Co-created and co-written by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham, Adolescence additionally stars the latter as Eddie Miller – the daddy of 13-year-old schoolboy Jamie (Owen Cooper). The present was directed by Philip Barantini (Boiling Level).
In a four-star evaluate, NME described the sequence as “important viewing”, including: “It’s unflinching dedication to the darkest corners of the story will stay with you lengthy after the credit have rolled. These 4 episodes alone received’t cease the encroachment of the so-called ‘manosphere’ on common boys’ lives however it has the ability to begin some much-needed conversations.”
Netflix just lately introduced that it might be making Adolescence obtainable to view at no cost in all UK secondary colleges.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer instructed the creators of the present that it was “actually laborious to observe” along with his personal teenage youngsters. This got here as he hosted a gathering at Downing Avenue to debate the affect of on-line poisonous materials.
Shortly afterwards, former PM Boris Johnson criticised the plans to air Adolescence in UK colleges. He additionally described the sequence as “well-acted tosh”.
In the meantime, it has been reported that producers are taking a look at the potential for making a second sequence of Adolescence.
In different information, Sting is ready to headline the Isle Of Wight Pageant and Latitude 2025 this summer time. He’ll play a run of dates on the Eventim Apollo in London this autumn, following a gig on the O2 Discussion board Kentish City within the capital.
Earlier this 12 months, Britain’s largest choir introduced that they’d not be performing The Police’s ‘Each Breath You Take’ because of the “affect” of its lyrical content material.
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