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Things We Loved in Music This Week: September 13
As the week in music comes to a close, Hypebeast has rounded up the most notable music-related headlines – new releases, live performances, merch drops, fashion and footwear collaborations, and more.Rosalía for Calvin Klein Fall 2025 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Calvin Klein (@calvinklein)Calvin Klein tapped none other than Rosalía to front its latest campaign. Motomami leads the charge on the imprint's Fall 2025 visuals, donning both iconic silhouettes and new pieces.Action Bronson Drops New Balance Short FilmFor his latest venture in his partnership with New Balance, Action Bronson revealed the BAKLAVA x NEW BALANCE 992 "TIGER EYE" short film.Travis Scott x Apple View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST Kicks (@hypebeastkicks)Leave it to ...
Jeremy Allen White’s Bruce Springsteen Records Nebraska in Deliver Me From Nowhere Trailer
The biopic comes to theaters October 24th. Jeremy Allen White’s Bruce Springsteen Records Nebraska in Trailer for Deliver Me From Nowhere: Watch Scoop Harrison
Foo Fighters Play First Show in Over a Year, Unveil New Drummer Ilan Rubin
Dave Grohl and company performed a 25-song set at the Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo, California. Foo Fighters Play First Show in Over a Year, Unveil New Drummer Ilan Rubin: Video + Setlist Spencer Kaufman
50 Cent Looks The Part In First Footage of Him As Balrog In The Upcoming ‘Street Fighter’ Movie
50 Cent Channels Balrog From 'Street Fighter' In Workout Videos
Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade Apologizes For Suggesting “Involuntary Lethal Injections” For Unhoused Individuals, X Asks Why Does He Still Have A Job?
Brian Kilmeade thought subjecting the unhoused to involuntary lethal injections was a great solution to stop crime. After deservingly getting dragged for his comments, he is now apologizing.
Sleep Token To Launch Fall 2025 US Arena Tour
The mysterious UK metal act are taking to the road on an 18-date sold-out outing Sleep Token To Launch Fall 2025 US Arena Tour Jon Hadusek
Rapsody and Madlib Unite for New EP, ‘MadRaps’
GRAMMY winner Rapsody has teamed up with legendary producer Madlib for a new two-song EP titled MadRaps.The project follows the release of limited-edition physical versions and showcases Rapsody at her sharpest, blending soul-deep vulnerability with razor-wire lyricism. Over Madlib’s textured, sample-rich production, Rapsody channels the voices of women rarely heard and the defiant spirit of hip-hop resistance.The EP features the tracks “Avon Thru The Wire” and “Daddy’s Girl”. On the former, Rapsody personifies the duality of street loyalty and personal growth, weaving together memory, trauma, and love into a street memoir. On “Daddy’s Girl,” she takes aim at the industry's gatekeeping and double standards, expressing her fight for recognition in a male-dominated space.In support of the re...
Turnstile to Kick Off 2025 US Headlining Tour
"THE NEVER ENOUGH TOUR" includes support from Amyl & The Sniffers, Blood Orange, and Mannequin Pussy Turnstile to Kick Off 2025 US Headlining Tour Jon Hadusek
Carín León to Become First Latino Artist to Play Las Vegas Sphere
The Mexican singer-songwriter will celebrate Las Vegas' Mexican Independence Day with three shows at the Sphere in September 2026. Carín León Announces 2026 Residency at Sphere: How to Get Tickets Paolo Ragusa
Coldplay Asks Fans to “Send Love” to Charlie Kirk’s Family
Chris Martin encouraged fans to raise their hands and "send love" to Kirk's family. Coldplay Asks Fans to “Send Love” to Charlie Kirk’s Family Scoop Harrison
Mötley Crüe Launch Vegas Residency with First Show Since Vince Neil Suffered Stroke
The legendary rock band is playing 10 shows at Dolby Live at Park MGM. Mötley Crüe Kick Off Vegas Residency With First Show Since Vince Neil Suffered Stroke: Watch Spencer Kaufman
No, Joe Budden Did Not Audition For The Role of Kratos In Live-Action ‘God of War’ Series, But The Memes If He Got The Part Are Hilarious
Joe Budden as Kratos in Amazon Prime's live-action adaptation of the popular video game franchise? Someone pitched the idea on X, formerly Twitter, and the internet did what it does best: make jokes.
