QOTSA return, Nickelback launch a new era, Beyoncé surges — while NYC show safety faces scrutiny
A packed Tuesday delivered big singles, tour moves and chart jolts, alongside hard questions about crowd safety from Yankee Stadium to a Boiler Room party.
Queens of the Stone Age broke a three-year single drought with Easy Street as Nickelback kicked off their Everything Under The Sun campaign with Rattle the Cage for an Oct. 30 arrival. Beyoncé’s surprise Morning Dew vaulted her back into the R&B/Hip-Hop top 10 ahead of a B’Day 20th-anniversary edition, while a security breach delayed Jay-Z’s Yankee Stadium show and Boiler Room faced allegations of protester injuries in New York. Elsewhere, Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour is speeding toward a nine-figure haul, BTS teased NORMAL with cheeky tabloid ads, Phoebe Bridgers slipped in a Fallon surprise, Iron Maiden inked a major Pophouse rights deal, and Noah Kahan’s Fenway coronation kept the hometown momentum rolling.
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Queens of the Stone Age dropped Easy Street — their first single in three years — alongside a raucous house‑party video.
Nickelback announced new album Everything Under The Sun (out Oct. 30) and unleashed lead single Rattle the Cage.
A security breach caused a major delay at Jay‑Z’s Yankee Stadium show, now under city review; guest Teyana Taylor thanked Hov after pushing through audio issues.
Reports from a New York Boiler Room event allege protesters were assaulted and trampled; the promoter says it respects peaceful protest and is reviewing the incident.
Beyoncé’s surprise Morning Dew return sent her back into the R&B/Hip‑Hop top 10, teasing a 20th‑anniversary B’Day release.
Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour is on track to circle $100 million in roughly three months.
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