Miami’s Wynwood is about to get loud again. III Points returns Oct. 17–18 with genre-bending headliners like Sean Paul, Phantogram, Thundercat, Dom Dolla, and Turnstile. Here’s your guide to the chaos.
Florida’s favorite camping festival is back after a three-year nap. Okeechobee 2026 will celebrate its 10th anniversary with T-Pain, Young the Giant, Fisher, Griz, The Lumineers, and a packed dance lineup. Tickets on sale now.
Robert Smith and The Cure are hitting Dublin, Belfast, Manchester, and Edinburgh in 2026. Their legendary run continues with support from Mogwai, Slowdive, The Twilight Sad, and more. Tickets drop Oct. 3 — don’t miss your chance to see a band that refuses to fade away.
Most people know Jeremy Allen White from The Bear, but let’s not forget his unhinged brilliance in Shameless. Now, he’s stepping into the holy boots of Bruce Springsteen for Deliver Me From Nowhere. No Chalamet tips, no Butler side notes — just a direct line to The Boss. If this keeps the streak alive after Elvis, Bohemian Rhapsody, and A Complete Unknown, we might just be living in the golden age of musician biopics.
From San Juan to the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny is taking over the 2026 halftime stage. It’s his only U.S. date, so if you want to see Benito in the flesh, you better tune in February 8
From chart-topping hits to scolding subway riders, Cardi B is now the official voice of NYC transit etiquette. Her “Move it, Bucko!” announcements prove she’s the Bronx’s most unfiltered subway sheriff.
When Elton John says “my house is yours,” he means it. After losing a bet on Lola Young’s single Dealer, the Rocket Man literally gave her the keys. Proof that even an EGOT winner has to pay up.
Grammy-nominated alt-rock legends Garbage are wrapping up their final tour, calling out the record industry’s “thievery” for killing the economics of live shows. From Stupid Girl to Only Happy When It Rains, their legacy is undeniable.
