A tragic drive-by shooting at a private album release party for rapper Mello Buckzz in Chicago has left four dead and 14 injured. Among the victims were her boyfriend and best friend. Authorities say multiple shooters opened fire from a dark SUV and fled the scene—no arrests have been made. NBC Chicago

Miley Cyrus is among the 2026 honorees for a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She reflected on childhood visits to Hollywood Boulevard with her dad and called the award a “dream.” Josh Groban, Lyle Lovett, and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony will also receive stars. Billboard

Foo Fighters are back with their first new original song in nearly two years. “Today’s Song” commemorates the 30th anniversary of their debut and features Dave Grohl on drums again. A world tour is planned, starting this fall in Asia and Mexico. Deadline

Sean “Diddy” Combs has been denied bail following his partial conviction. Though acquitted of the most serious charges, he was found guilty of transporting individuals for prostitution. The judge cited violent conduct and ruled him a danger to the public. Forbes

Ticketmaster may face legal action in the UK for its pricing and transparency practices during Oasis’s reunion tour rollout. The CMA says the company misled buyers with overpriced “platinum” seats and confusing standing ticket labels. NME

Chvrches have confirmed they’re recording their fifth studio album, the follow-up to Screen Violence. Lauren Mayberry revealed the secret in a video and teased more to come after a surprise London performance tied to Death Stranding 2. NME

Scooter Braun has stepped down as CEO of HYBE America. He’ll remain with the company as a senior advisor and board member. Isaac Lee, previously leading HYBE Latin America, has been appointed the new CEO. Digital Music News

Australia has canceled Ye’s visa after he released a music video titled “Heil Hitler” and amid ongoing antisemitic rhetoric. Immigration officials cited national interest and the country’s refusal to “import hatred.” Reuters

And finally… Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters continues its cultural takeover with three songs from the animated series entering Billboard charts. “Your Idol” and “Golden” debuted on the Hot 100, while “Soda Pop” hit No. 9 on the Bubbling Under. The soundtrack launched at No. 8 on the Billboard 200—this year’s top-charting animated release. Billboard

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