Sabaton just dropped the bomb: their second leg of “The Legendary Tour” is hitting Europe in April and May 2027, spanning 15 countries with stops in Dublin, Glasgow, and Birmingham — following last year’s record-breaking run that drew over 260,000 fans and moved 420 tons of gear. Meanwhile, their North American tour has been rescheduled to start September 23 in Halifax and end December 12 in Fort Lauderdale after bassist Pär Sundström needed time to recover from arm inflammation. All this is tied to their latest album “Legends,” a historical epic featuring Joan of Arc, Napoleon, Caesar, and Musashi — now available in exclusive vinyl and box sets. With over 20 years of dominance, gold and platinum records, multiple “Best Live Band” awards, and billions of streams, Sabaton’s blend of heavy riffs and epic storytelling shows no signs of slowing down.

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Adam Lambert spills the tea on his wild Queen tour days — from rocking the Queen’s Jubilee to electrifying Rock In Rio in front of a million fans — and admits he’s a rebel at heart, even rejecting good things like exercise and perfect relationships. He’s currently not booked for any future Queen tours, but remains open to joining if the band decides to hit the road again. Beyond his Grammy-nominated music and historic Billboard No. 1 album, Lambert’s also a stage star, TV actor, and passionate LGBTQ+ advocate through his Feel Something Foundation — and he’s hard at work on his sixth studio album, “Adam.”

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Queens of the Stone Age drop their long-awaited new track “Easy Street,” blending laid-back acoustic vibes with trippy synths and their signature raw edge—complete with a surprise vocal cameo from Nikki Lane. The video’s wild, surreal narrative flips the script, celebrating overlooked folks, while the song follows up their last album and debuted live on their “Catacombs Tour.” The band’s massive global tour kicks off in London on July 15, featuring stops in North America and Iceland, with headline slots alongside System of a Down and Foo Fighters. For fans of gritty, genre-blurring rock, this is the sound they’ve been waiting for.

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