Following his co-headlining tour with Justice this past fall, 10x nominated, 2x Grammy-winning producer Kaytranada announces a June arena tour of Europe and the United Kingdom. Launching June 1st, he’ll take his acclaimed live show (with the same in-the-round production that he debuted this past fall on his tour with Justice) to 12 cities across the continent and performances at iconic venues such as Paris’ Accor Arena and The O2, London along with other UK dates including Manchester and Birmingham. Uncle Waffles will join Kaytranada as special guest across the UK tour dates.

In August, Kaytranada released his album Ain’t No Damn Way! via RCA Records. The album is an intentional return to Kaytranada’s beatmaking roots, showcasing the unique sonic connection he’s made between his musical beginnings and modern dance music. Across the album’s songs, which features the Grammy-nominated single Space Invader, he weaves in samples from the likes of TLC, J Dilla, Latrelle, Tangerine Dream, and more, bringing each into his world and translating them to the universality of the dancefloor.

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Metropolis Music & Dreamland Margate have today announced a huge co-headline show for summer 2026, as The Flaming Lips and The Beta Band take over the iconic Scenic Stage at Dreamland Margate on Saturday 18 July.

Set within the historic seaside amusement park on the Kent coast, Dreamland continues to establish itself as one of the UK’s most distinctive live music destinations. This special double bill brings together two of alternative music’s most influential and revered acts for a rare outdoor UK performance.

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Fresh off of making history at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards®, where DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS became the first fully Spanish-language album to win Album of the Year and the first body of work to earn Album of the Year honours at both the Grammys and the Latin Grammy Awards®, global phenomenon Bad Bunny continued an unprecedented run of record-breaking milestones with a historic performance on the world’s biggest stage at the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show. As the first Latin male artist to headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show, and the first artist to win Grammy Album of the Year and take the Super Bowl stage within the same week, the moment marked not only a once-in-a-lifetime career milestone for Bad Bunny but a defining cultural moment for the Latin community and the global music industry.

The 13-minute performance unfolded as a cinematic journey that began with an intro in Spanish set among sugar cane fields, before transitioning into the live show on the football field. Designed to echo the same landscape, the field was transformed into an immersive environment inspired by Puerto Rico’s countryside. The live performance opened with Bad Bunny holding a football as he crossed the field, singing “Tití Me Preguntó” against a backdrop inspired by sugar cane fields, an homage to Latino labor, heritage and the generations who laid the groundwork before him. As he moved forward, the field came alive with scenes of everyday Latino life: small businesses and trades represented through lived environments, including a nail salon, a taco stand, a barber, a piragua vendor reminiscent of Old San Juan and boxers Xander Zayas and Emiliano Vargas training, grounding the spectacle in real experience.

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