The song stands out as a protest-driven anthem, featuring blistering guitar work from Tom Morello and additional vocals from Frampton’s son, Julian Frampton.

Inspired by the iconic lion statues often seen outside Hollywood mansions in the 1920s, the track blends symbolism with a modern message. Frampton praised the collaboration, calling it “a powerful track with a powerful message,” adding that Morello’s playing “took it to another level.”

With Carry the Light on the horizon, Frampton continues to evolve his sound while staying rooted in the guitar-driven style that made him a legend.

The band has presented the anniversary run as a look back at a catalog that helped define Latin rock for several generations. The shows revisit songs that pushed their music far beyond Argentina, including the material that turned Matador into a continental hit and helped cement albums like Vasos Vacíos in the band’s history.

Formed in Buenos Aires in 1985, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs built their identity by moving between ska, reggae, rock, salsa, and rap without staying in one lane for long. That mix gave them a sound that kept evolving while still feeling instantly familiar to longtime fans. Four decades later, the anniversary tour works as both a celebration of their past and a clear sign that the band’s reach has not faded.

The current lineup features core members Jack Blades, Kelly Keagy, and Brad Gillis, alongside longtime additions Keri Kelli and Eric Levy.

Fans can expect a set packed with classics like Sister Christian and Sentimental Street, along with deeper cuts from their catalog.

With tickets already on sale, the tour continues the band’s legacy as one of the defining acts of ‘80s rock—bringing timeless hits back to stages nationwide.

Tour Schedule

03/13 – Morton, MN – Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel
03/14 – St. Michael, ND – Spirit Lake Casino & Resort
04/17 – St. Augustine, FL – St. Augustine Amphitheatre
04/18 – Clearwater, FL – BayCare Sound
04/19 – Estero, FL – Hertz Arena
05/08 – Lincoln, RI – Bally’s Event Center
05/22 – Bethlehem, PA – Wind Creek Event Center
05/23 – Berlin, MD – Ocean Downs Casino
06/05 – Baton Rouge, LA – L’Auberge Casino & Hotel
06/19 – Reno, NV – Silver Legacy Grande Exposition Hall
06/20 – Wheatland, CA – Hard Rock Live Sacramento
07/02 – Dickinson, ND – Legacy Square
07/11 – Fort Morgan, CO – Bobstock Music Festival
07/14 – Mentor, OH – Mentor Civic Amphitheater
07/17 – Fond du Lac, WI – Fond du Lac County Fair
07/18 – St. Louis, MO – Hollywood Casino
07/26 – Detroit, MI – MotorCity Casino Hotel
08/08 – Lincoln City, IN – Lincoln State Park Amphitheatre
08/14 – Louisville, KY – Louisville Palace
08/15 – Gibson City, IL – Gibson City Summer Bash
08/28 – Pine Bluff, AR – Saracen Events Center
09/04 – Du Quoin, IL – Du Quoin State Fair
09/06 – Essex Junction, VT – Champlain Valley Expo

02/27–03/02/2027 – New Orleans, LA – The 80s Cruise

Swims, who kicked off his set with a promise of special guests, delivered on that hype in a big way. After appearances from Joe Jonas and Vanessa Carlton, the biggest moment came when Roth hit the stage to roaring cheers.

Introduced as “from the best band of all time,” Roth wasted no time bringing the energy—rocking a flashy outfit, spinning his mic stand, and strutting across the stage as the iconic synth intro of “Jump” lit up the crowd.

Though it was just one song, Roth proved he still commands the stage, while Swims soaked in the moment alongside fans—many experiencing the Van Halen anthem live for the first time.

It was a cross-generational rock moment that turned Coachella into a full-on arena show.

 

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During the televised set, Damon Albarn led the performance while Sparks added their unmistakable presence to the song’s sharp, theatrical edge. The staging leaned into the track’s dramatic tone, giving the live version the same offbeat energy that helped the studio recording get attention after its release.

The song appears on The Mountain, Gorillaz’s latest album, and the Kimmel performance gave the project another national TV moment as the band continues promoting the record. Sparks’ involvement also highlighted the cross-generational appeal of the collaboration, blending Gorillaz’s genre-hopping style with the veteran duo’s art-pop sensibility.

For fans, the performance offered a clear look at how The Happy Dictator translates from record to stage, with both acts fully committed to its strange and playful mood.

The track is accompanied by a video featuring footage from the band’s recent surprise performance at a New York City bar, capturing the raw, intimate energy that helped define their early sound.

The duo — Dan Auerbach and Pat Carney — will soon take the new material on the road with the Peaches ‘n Kream World Tour, kicking off April 24 in Fort Lauderdale. The tour will hit cities across North America and Europe.

Select dates will feature support from artists tied to Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound, including Miles Kane, Robert Finley, and others.

With new music and a global tour on deck, The Black Keys are leaning back into their gritty blues-rock roots.

Springsteen’s official merch partner, Live Nation’s Merch Traffic division, has filed a request seeking permission for law enforcement to seize bootleg items that infringe on the artist’s trademarks. The move aims to protect fans from low-quality knockoffs while preserving the integrity of officially licensed merchandise.

The Boss joins a growing list of artists — including Dua Lipa and Tate McRae — who are pushing back against unauthorized vendors operating near concert venues.

Meanwhile, Springsteen continues his U.S. tour, using his platform to speak out on political issues, which has sparked public responses, including from Donald Trump on social media.

As anticipation builds for the Newark show, the focus now extends beyond the stage — to what fans are buying outside it.

The song follows the earlier release of the album’s title track and showcases a heavier, thrash-driven edge, leaning into the band’s raw energy and signature intensity. With pounding rhythms and aggressive guitar work, “Of All People” hints at a louder, more forceful direction for the new record.

Your Favorite Toy is set to drop on April 24, marking the band’s latest studio effort and continuing their momentum with fresh material.

Alongside the release, the Foo Fighters have lined up a major run of North American stadium shows this summer, bringing their new sound to massive crowds before wrapping up the tour on August 17.

With multiple singles now out, anticipation is building for what could be one of the band’s most explosive releases in years.

Speaking about building a successful band, Mustaine stressed the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people — not just talented musicians, but also a strong team that includes managers and attorneys. His most direct advice: “Don’t hire your friends,” warning that personal relationships can complicate things when lineup changes or business decisions arise.

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Mustaine also opened up about the challenges of maintaining a band over time, noting how issues like money, creative control, and expectations can lead to friction. Reflecting on Megadeth’s long history of lineup changes, he acknowledged the ups and downs but emphasized that the current lineup feels “magical.”

For Mustaine, success isn’t just about talent — it’s about structure, discipline, and making the tough decisions early.