TOMORROW X TOGETHER launched UNICEF campaign “TOGETHER FOR TOMORROW” focused on youth mental health, featuring outreach messaging and building on prior UN engagement and a $1.4M pledge from BIGHIT MUSIC.

Luke Combs became the first artist with two solo songs simultaneously at No. 1 on both Billboard and Mediabase country charts (“Sleepless in a Hotel Room,” “Days Like These”), extending his streak to 21 career-opening No. 1s.

A 21-year-old Austrian man pleaded guilty to plotting a 2024 attack on Taylor Swift’s Vienna Eras Tour show; he faces up to 20 years. The plan was stopped with U.S. intelligence support.

119 arrests were made at Stagecoach Festival in Indio, CA, for offenses including underage drinking and drugs; high winds briefly forced evacuation.

Charley Crockett surprise-released new album “Clovis,” produced with Shooter Jennings and recorded at Norman Petty Studio. Now independent, he debuted it on Spotify with wider rollout planned.

Metallica announced a deluxe reissue of 1997’s “Reload,” featuring ~1,700 minutes of audio, unreleased material, and memorabilia. Out June 26; limited box set priced at $274.98.

A London court ruled against heirs of Jimi Hendrix’s bandmates Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell, upholding a 1966 agreement that forfeited royalty claims and affirming estate ownership.

Documentary “Papertown” premieres May 22 at MountainFilm Festival, covering a North Carolina mill closure; includes original song by Dave Matthews with Sierra Ferrell and Sara Watkins.

Gogol Bordello’s Eugene Hutz announced memoir “Lost Innocent World,” out Dec. 8, detailing his journey from Ukrainian refugee to punk frontman.

Korn released “Reward the Scars,” their first new song in four years, tied to Diablo IV expansion “Lord of Hatred,” with an animated video.

Pollstar Mediabase Adult Contemporary Airplay Chart:

1. Taylor Swift
2. Alex Warren
3. Teddy Swims
4. Bruno Mars
5. Olivia Dean

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