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Bleachers, Foreigner and Modest Mouse are all launching new music and tours, with multiple Southern California stops confirmed between May and October.

ZAYN has canceled all of his 2026 U.S. tour dates following hospitalization for an unspecified illness, wiping out planned SoCal stops at Pechanga Arena San Diego, Intuit Dome, and Honda Center.

Post Malone pushes back the start of his “Big Ass Stadium Tour” with Jelly Roll to complete his new album, leaving fans wondering when the full stadium run will finally launch.

Olivia Rodrigo has announced her largest tour yet, a 65-date Unraveled run spanning 2026–2027 with support from Die Spitz, Wolf Alice, The Last Dinner Party, Grace Ives, and Devon Again.

Live Nation’s $30 “Summer of Live” ticket sale is now underway through April 29, giving fans all-in access to more than 4,000 shows across the U.S. and Canada, including Wu-Tang Clan, Lucy Dacus, Weird Al Yankovic, Kid Cudi, PUP, Deer Tick, Iron Maiden, Paul Simon, MGK, Luke Bryan, Eagles of Death Metal, and DEVO. Several artists have already announced Southern California dates that will be part of the promotion.

Death Cab For Cutie releases “Punching the Flowers,” the second single from their upcoming album I Built You A Tower, with a rowdier sound and themes of stagnation and escape.

Ariana Grande announces her eighth album ‘petal,’ arriving July 31, 2026, and launching amid her The Eternal Sunshine Tour with multiple Los Angeles dates.

Yungblud delivers an emotional Ozzy Osbourne tribute and faces rumors of a diss track from MGK, with both artists heading to Southern California in the coming year.

Iron Maiden will return to Los Angeles with two shows at BMO Stadium on September 25 and 27, 2026, part of the Run For Your Lives world tour and amid a busy news cycle that includes a new documentary and Rock Hall induction.

Stagecoach 2026 will livestream two channels of performances from Indio via Amazon Music, Prime Video and Twitch, including headliners Lainey Wilson, Post Malone and Cody Johnson, plus cross-genre sets by Pitbull, Diplo, Ludacris and more.