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Foo Fighters Announce 2026 Stadium Tour, Share New Song “Asking for a Friend”: Listen

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor October 23, 2025

written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Foo Fighters Launch ⁤2026 Stadium ‍Tour, Debut New Single “Asking‌ for‌ a Friend”

Rock icons ⁢Foo Fighters have‌ announced a massive 2026 stadium tour, ‍accompanied by the release of their latest single, “Asking for a Friend.” The tour‍ will kick off in Monterrey, Mexico, on November 12, 2026, and extend across North America into September 2026, marking a significant return ⁣to extensive live performances following a ‍period of profound change for the band.

The announcement arrives as foo fighters continue to navigate life after the tragic passing of drummer Taylor Hawkins in March 2023.This tour represents not only a continuation of their legacy but also a‌ powerful statement of resilience and a commitment to ⁢their devoted fanbase. The band’s ability to move forward while honoring Hawkins’ memory⁣ remains central to their ‌narrative, and this tour ⁢is ⁢expected to be a cathartic experience ⁢for both the⁢ band and their⁣ audience.

The 2026 stadium run includes stops‍ at iconic venues such as Rogers Stadium in Toronto on August 4, 2026, Ford Field in Detroit on August 6, 2026, and Soldier ⁣Field in Chicago on August 8, 2026. Further dates include performances in Cleveland, philadelphia, Nashville, Washington D.C., Fargo, Regina, Edmonton, Vancouver, and ⁢a final show at Allegiant Stadium ⁣in Las Vegas on September 26, 2026.

A variety of supporting acts will join Foo‍ Fighters on select dates. Queens of the Stone Age will open for the⁣ band‍ in Monterrey,⁣ Mexico, and throughout the initial leg of the North american tour. Jehnny Beth will support the November 14, 2026, ‌Mexico City show, while Mannequin Pussy is slated to join for several dates, ⁤indicated with a “+” ‍symbol. gouge ‍Away will open for the Vancouver show, marked with an “@”‌ symbol.

Tickets for the tour will go on sale beginning August 9,⁣ 2026, at 10:00 AM local time.

Foo Fighters 2026 Tour dates:

* ⁣ November ‍12, 2026 – Monterrey, Mexico – Banorte Stadium ($ with Jehnny Beth)
* November 14, 2026 – Mexico City, Mexico – Corona ⁤Capital
* August 4, 2026⁣ – Toronto, ontario – Rogers Stadium (^ with Queens of the Stone Age)
* August 6, 2026 – ⁤Detroit, MI ⁤- Ford ‍Field (^ with Queens of the Stone Age)
* August‍ 8, 2026 – chicago, IL – Soldier Field (^ with⁤ Queens of the Stone‌ Age)
* ‌ August 10, 2026 – Cleveland, OH -⁣ huntington Bank Field (^ with Queens⁢ of the Stone Age)
* August 13, 2026 – Philadelphia, PA – ⁢Lincoln Financial Field (^‌ with ⁤Queens of the Stone Age)
* August 15, 2026 – Nashville, TN – Nissan ‍Stadium (^ with Queens of the Stone Age)
*‌ August ‌17, 2026 – Washington, D.C. – nationals Park (^ with Queens of the ‌Stone age)
* ⁤ September 12, 2026 ‌- Fargo, ND – Fargodome (+ with Mannequin ⁣Pussy)
* September 15, 2026 – Regina, Saskatchewan – Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field ‍(+ with Mannequin Pussy)
* September 17, ⁣2026 – Edmonton, Alberta – Commonwealth Stadium (+ with Mannequin Pussy)
* ‍ September 20, 2026 ⁣- Vancouver, British Columbia ‌- BC Place (@ with Gouge Away)
* September 26, 2026 – Las Vegas, NV – ⁣Allegiant‍ Stadium (^

October 23, 2025 0 comments

Entertainment

Sampha Releases “Cumulus / Memory” Outtake from Lai Album

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor October 23, 2025

written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Sampha Releases New‌ Track “Cumulus / memory,”⁤ a previously Unreleased Cut From Lai Sessions

British singer-songwriter Sampha has ⁣surprised fans with the release of “Cumulus / Memory,” a track originally ⁤recorded during ‌the sessions for his critically acclaimed 2023 album, Lai. The song, available now, features a collaboration with Romy of the xx, who contributes vocals alongside sampha.

The‍ release offers a deeper glimpse into ⁤the creative process behind ⁢ Lai, an album that solidified Sampha’s position as a leading voice in contemporary R&B ⁢and electronic music. “Cumulus’ was the first song I ⁢wrote for ⁢ Lai and the last one ‌to be finished,” Sampha ‌stated, explaining his decision to share ⁣the ⁣track after living with it‌ for an extended period. This new offering arrives following the ‍deluxe edition of Lai released last year,⁢ and‍ a prior collaboration with Romy on the single “I’m on Your Team.”

Sampha has remained active⁣ as⁢ Lai‘s release,lending his talents to ⁢recent projects by Little Simz,John Glacier,and⁤ Richard‍ Russell’s Everything Is Recorded. Notably, Lai‘s “Spirit 2.0” was recognized as one of the ‌best songs of 2023, landing at No. 49 on Pitchfork’s year-end list.

Listeners can experience “Cumulus / Memory” now via all major streaming platforms.

October 23, 2025 0 comments

Sport

Title: Rugby League: NZ Kiwis Beat Samoa 24-18 in Thrilling Match

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 19, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Kiwis Edge Samoa in Thrilling Pacific ⁢Championships Opener

auckland – The New⁢ Zealand Kiwis secured a⁢ hard-fought 24-18 victory over Toa Samoa in a gripping Pacific Championships clash‌ at Auckland’s Go media⁣ Stadium. The match, a showcase ⁣of Pacific⁤ rugby league, saw a late try‌ to Dylan Brown prove ⁣decisive.

The game was tightly contested throughout, with⁣ the scores locked‌ at 12-all at halftime ⁢and 18-all entering the final ten minutes. Brown’s⁤ try, stemming ⁤from a Kieran Foran kick, put the Kiwis ahead, though the grounding was met with controversy as replays suggested ‍a possible short ball. Despite protests from Samoa players⁣ and fans,the on-field decision stood.

Samoa, seeking⁤ revenge for a 50-point defeat in their previous encounter, mounted a spirited challenge but ⁢were ultimately undone⁣ by crucial errors,⁣ including two dropped balls near the Kiwis’ try line.

Payne Haas impressed on debut for Samoa, ⁢delivering a powerful performance from the front‌ row, while Roger Tuivasa-Sheck excelled at fullback ‍in his first match against ‍the Kiwis.‍ Casey McLean scored two tries for the Kiwis, contributing to their‍ clinical‌ performance.

The win ‌maintains New Zealand’s⁢ undefeated record against Samoa and sets them⁣ up favorably for their upcoming match against Tonga in two weeks.

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October 19, 2025 0 comments

Sport

Title: NPC Rugby: Canterbury Defeat Hawke’s Bay in Semifinal

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 18, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Canterbury advanced to the national Provincial Championship (NPC) final, defeating Hawke’s Bay 43-19 in their semi-final clash at Christchurch’s Apollo Projects ‌Stadium. The victory secures‌ a home final against‍ Otago⁣ next weekend.

Canterbury opened the scoring with an early penalty, followed by a long-range try‍ from winger Ngane‌ Punivai, set up by captain Tom⁤ Christie’s turnover win. Hawke’s Bay no.8 Devan‍ flanders nearly responded with a kick-and-chase, but Punivai later saw a potential second try denied by a touch ruling on ⁣marker Naria ⁢Fomai.

Lock Sam Darry extended Canterbury’s lead with a try following sustained forward pressure,but Hawke’s Bay capitalized on a yellow card to Punivai,with Fomai scoring from a Flanders turnover. Bay halfback Folau ‍Fakatava then dove over for a try, narrowing the gap to‍ 15-14.

The second half⁣ saw a surge from Canterbury, beginning with a try from Dallas McLeod, following a run by Christie. McLeod quickly added a second after a period of sustained pressure from ‌a five-meter scrum.⁤ Prop Daniel Lienert-Brown then scored, benefiting from a ⁣charge-down and skillful control of the deflection by Darry.

Hawke’s ⁢Bay winger Jonah Lowe managed a late ⁣try, but Canterbury closed out ‍the game with a final try from Christie in the dying seconds.

canterbury has secured nine NPC‍ titles since the competition’s revamp in 2006, with their last⁢ championship win ‌coming in 2017. otago has yet to achieve⁣ success⁣ during that period.

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October 18, 2025 0 comments

Technology

Some of Our Favorite Noise-Canceling Headphones Are $100 Off if You Act Fast

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor October 18, 2025

written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones see Significant Discount

New York, NY – Bose’s top-rated QuietComfort ‍Ultra noise-canceling headphones are currently available ‌for $100 off, marking a ⁢ample price reduction for one of the leading headsets on the market. The deal, available through Amazon, brings the price down⁣ from their typical retail value, ‌offering a compelling possibility for those seeking premium audio and noise‍ cancellation.

The QuietComfort ultra consistently rank⁢ among the best noise-canceling headphones available, praised for‌ their exceptional ⁢clarity, detail, and extraordinary instrumental separation. Wired reviewer Ryan Waniata noted the ⁤headphones’ “fabulous instrumental separation” and “wide and spacious soundstage.” While the bass can be‍ slightly boomy initially,it can be easily adjusted with the equalizer settings. The headphones also deliver high-quality audio during phone ⁢calls.

Bose and Sony are widely considered the⁢ top contenders in noise-canceling technology, with both companies’ flagship models effectively blocking out distractions like‌ airplane noise and chatter. Wired has published a⁤ dedicated comparison guide between the Sony WH-1000XM6 and the Bose QuietComfort Ultra⁣ to help consumers decide. The QuietComfort Ultra also feature a transparency mode for situational awareness.

While‍ the ⁤headphones include spatial audio and head-tracking features, reviewers have described them as somewhat gimmicky. Battery life is rated at 24 hours, which is middling compared to some competitors. Despite these minor drawbacks,the QuietComfort Ultra remain a highly recommended choice,especially with the current $100 discount ⁢making them more⁢ competitive in price.The recent update to the model isn’t drastically different from the current version, making this a particularly attractive deal.

October 18, 2025 0 comments

Technology

Budget-Friendly Headphones With a Beefy Battery

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor October 16, 2025

written by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

CMF by Nothing⁢ Launches $99 Headphone Pro,prioritizing Battery Life and⁢ Modular Design

NEW ‍YORK,NY ‍ – CMF by Nothing⁢ has released its Headphone Pro,over-ear headphones priced at‍ $99,aiming to disrupt the budget ⁣headphone market⁣ with ⁤a focus on extended battery life and unique features‍ like modular earcups. the launch offers a more‍ affordable choice to ‍nothing’s premium ⁢Headphone 1,while‌ still incorporating the brand’s ‌distinctive design elements.

The CMF Headphone Pro⁤ boasts a compelling package for its price point, offering a ⁣step up from older budget or midrange earbuds, particularly in active noise cancellation (ANC). While ‍not ⁤reaching the performance level of industry leaders like Bose’s QuietComfort ‍Ultra, ⁤the headphones provide‍ a “decent listening experience” with both passive and active ⁤noise cancelling, even‌ in noisy environments like New York City streets and trains, according to Gizmodo’s review.

Battery life ⁢is a⁢ key⁢ selling point, tho specific figures‌ weren’t detailed in the review. The headphones also feature app-enabled software, including spatial modes – Concert Mode and Cinema⁤ Mode. though,the review⁣ found‍ Concert Mode’s effect minimal,and Cinema Mode actively degrades audio quality,sounding as if content is being played “inside ⁢a person-sized tin can.”⁣

CMF’s Headphone Pro incorporates a modular design, allowing for customization with swappable earcups. The headphones also include a unique energy slider, though its practical ‍use remains to be seen. While ⁢the ‍build‌ quality relies on plastic, the overall package presents a strong value proposition for consumers seeking a feature-rich headphone experience without a premium price tag.The⁣ reviewer notes that for $99, the headphones deliver better sound and battery life than typically ⁣expected at that price point.

October 16, 2025 0 comments

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