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Spotify RADAR Spain Celebrates 5 Years of Breaking Artists and Reveals Its Class of 2025

Spotify’s RADAR program spotlights rising talent from around the world, and in Spain, it’s been making waves since 2020. Five years in, RADAR Spain has supported more than 40 up-and-coming artists, including breakout stars like Quevedo, SAIKO, Marta Santos, and Judeline.

The results speak for themselves: One year after joining, RADAR Spain artists see their songs’ average global streams grow by nearly 70%, while their average listeners increase by more than 90%. In total, RADAR Spain artists have been added to playlists on Spotify more than 10,700 times, and nearly 300,000 listeners have discovered them for the first time through our RADAR Spain playlist.

Now, as they celebrate this milestone, they’re thrilled to introduce the next generation of artists poised to redefine Spain’s music scene: Julieta, Barry B, Vera GRV, céro, and LUSILLON. These five emerging talents were unveiled at a special event at Madrid’s Teatro Eslava, complete with live performances that marked RADAR Spain’s first-ever local concert.

As part of the program, all will receive on- and off-platform support, including special editorial placement, exclusive content opportunities, and personalized marketing plans, to help them connect with new fans.

“We’re proud to celebrate the fifth anniversary of RADAR Spain and its impact on local talent and the next generation of young artists,” said Melanie Parejo, Head of Music for Southern and Eastern Europe at Spotify. “Since launch, we’ve supported emerging talent and helped grow their careers—but our commitment extends far beyond the program. We continue to support them throughout their journeys, strengthening their connection with fans and new audiences. Seeing early RADAR Spain artists now topping the charts is the best proof of success. This initiative also benefits listeners by bringing them closer to artists who may become their future favorites.”

Ready to meet this year’s lineup? Here’s the scoop on the RADAR Spain class of 2025.

Julieta

Hailing from Catalonia, Julieta has earned the nickname “the Catalan dream” for her blend of electronic, pop, and urban sounds. Her lyrics are resonating with a new generation of listeners, making her one of the most promising voices in Spanish pop.

Barry B

From Aranda de Duero, Barry B blends modern sounds with traditional influences. With more than a decade of experience—including performing in local bands, writing for artists like Amaia, and collaborating with acts like Carolina Durante—this is a seasoned artist ready to break through.

Vera GRV

Almería’s Vera GRV is making a name for herself with her distinctive style and lyrical finesse. Keep an ear out for her unique sound, which is making waves in the Spanish urban music scene.

céro

Seville’s céro embodies the eclectic tastes of Gen Z, seamlessly blending acoustic pop, reggaeton, and bachata into a sound that’s all his own.

LUSILLON

Madrid-based LUSILLON stands out with her soft rhythms, catchy choruses, and emotionally charged lyrics. A winner of the Mad Cool Talent contest in 2023, LUSILLON is poised for a major breakthrough.

Hit play on our RADAR Spain playlist to discover more emerging Spanish artists.

40 Fingers Reimagine Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” With Four Acoustic Guitars

Kurt Cobain once made distortion poetic. Now, 40 Fingers make it acoustic magic. The virtuoso Italian guitar quartet transforms Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” into a beautifully layered instrumental experience—equal parts haunting and hopeful. Arranged by Emanuele Grafitti, this cover proves once again that raw emotion doesn’t need an amp—just four guitars and a whole lot of talent.

Toto’s “Hold the Line” Gets a High-Voltage Makeover by Tesla Coil Quartet

You’ve never heard “Hold the Line” like this. Engineer and sonic wizard Fabricio H. Franzoli has programmed four musical Tesla Coils—yes, actual arcs of electricity—to perform the classic Toto anthem. Each coil handles a part: bass, guitar, keyboards, and even vocals. It’s a crackling, sparking, totally electrifying take on a rock staple. Franzoli’s new setup is finally complete—and it shreds.

Steve Coogan Channels Four Characters in Film Adaptation of Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove

One comedian. Four roles. Infinite chaos. Steve Coogan goes full nuclear in the stage-to-screen version of Dr. Strangelove, delivering a satirical masterclass worthy of the Kubrick name. Directed by Sean Foley, produced by Patrick Myles and David Luff, and co-adapted by none other than Armando Iannucci, it’s a wildly funny descent into geopolitical madness—and it’s now playing in theatres and online.

54 Surprising Facts You Need To Know About The 54th Annual JUNO Awards

You might think you know the JUNO Awards, but there’s a lot more than just red carpets and big performances. As the 54th annual JUNO Awards get ready to roll into Vancouver, we put on our best tux (well, a Canadian tuxedo) and did a deep dive into 54 fun, wild, and oh-so-Canadian facts you need to know about the biggest night in Canadian music.

Here we go, eh:

  1. In 1964, the RPM Gold Leaf Awards were founded by RPM editor Walt Grealis and record exec Stan Klees as a simple reader poll.
  2. The first official ceremony happened in 1970 at Toronto’s historic St. Lawrence Hall.
  3. In 1971, they were renamed the JUNO Awards, after Pierre Juneau, first chair of the CRTC.
  4. The JUNOs were first televised in 1975, with Canadian music legends finally getting their due on TV.
  5. That same year, the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) was formed to manage the awards.
  6. Before 1995, the show was more boardroom than big arena—but that all changed with its first stadium-style show.
  7. Alanis Morissette’s 1996 performance is still considered one of the most unforgettable moments in JUNO history.
  8. Michael Bublé has hosted the JUNOs multiple times, bringing charm, jokes, and a bit of swing to the stage.
  9. The JUNOs have been held in cities across Canada, including Ottawa, Winnipeg, Calgary, and St. John’s.
  10. The 2025 JUNO Awards will be held in Vancouver, bringing the show back to the west coast.
  11. The most JUNO Awards ever won by a single artist? That honour goes to Anne Murray, with 25.
  12. Drake has received over 40 JUNO nominations in his career so far.
  13. The Weeknd swept five awards in 2021, including Artist, Album, and Single of the Year.
  14. Shawn Mendes received the JUNO Fan Choice Award three years in a row from 2018 to 2020.
  15. Bryan Adams hosted the 2004 JUNO Awards and performed a medley of his biggest hits.
  16. Carly Rae Jepsen won Breakthrough Artist of the Year in 2013 after going viral with “Call Me Maybe.”
  17. The first Hip Hop category was introduced in 1991, with Maestro Fresh Wes taking the win.
  18. The Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year category was introduced in 1994.

  19. Each year, the JUNOs hit the road and land in a different Canadian city, turning the spotlight on local talent and sharing the celebration coast-to-coast.

  20. The 2018 JUNOs opened with a tribute to Gord Downie, featuring members of the Tragically Hip.
  21. Justin Bieber received his first JUNO nomination in 2011.
  22. Celine Dion has won multiple JUNOs, including Album of the Year for her English and French records.
  23. Arcade Fire won Album of the Year in 2011 for “The Suburbs,” just weeks after their Grammy win.
  24. The JUNO Songwriters’ Circle is often dubbed “The Jewel of the JUNOs” for its intimate performances.
  25. The Allan Waters Humanitarian Award honours artists for their philanthropic work.
  26. The first recipient of the Humanitarian Award? Bruce Cockburn, in 2006.
  27. The Hall of Fame segment has honoured legends like Neil Young, Shania Twain, and Rush.
  28. The JUNOs were cancelled in 1988 due to a CBC strike.
  29. The JUNOs have their own official playlist on streaming platforms.
  30. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic forced the first-ever virtual JUNO Awards.
  31. The trophy has changed design over the years—it’s now a sleek, modern statue.
  32. In 2023, Nickelback was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
  33. Sarah McLachlan hosted the 2019 JUNOs and gave a powerful performance.
  34. Feist swept the 2008 JUNOs, winning five awards.
  35. The event helps boost the local economy of host cities with tourism and music-related events.
  36. Some JUNO Week events are free and open to the public, like JUNO Fan Fare.
  37. The JUNOs have categories for every genre—from jazz to metal to electronic.
  38. There’s even a category for Album Artwork of the Year, celebrating visual creativity.
  39. CARAS also oversees MusiCounts, a charity that supports music education in Canada.
  40. Every year, thousands of submissions are reviewed by a panel of judges across the industry.
  41. There’s a strict Canadian content requirement to qualify for nomination.
  42. JUNO TV, launched in 2013, gives fans behind-the-scenes access to performances and interviews.
  43. Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo is a longtime JUNO favourite, winning numerous awards.
  44. Avril Lavigne was just 17 when she won her first JUNO.
  45. Barenaked Ladies won Group of the Year in 2001 and 2002.
  46. Gordon Lightfoot has received lifetime achievement recognition from the JUNOs.
  47. The JUNOs have honoured classical music since the very beginning.
  48. They also recognize children’s music, comedy albums, and traditional roots.
  49. Sometimes, the biggest surprises come from emerging artist categories.
  50. Metric, Broken Social Scene, and City and Colour have all been indie darlings at the JUNOs.
  51. The late Leonard Cohen was honoured posthumously at the 2017 JUNOs.
  52. In 2022, Charlotte Cardin became the first female artist to win Artist, Album, and Pop Album of the Year all in one night.
  53. Each year, the show tries to reflect the evolving soundscape of Canadian music.
  54. And finally, if you think you’ve seen it all—just wait until next year. The JUNOs never stop surprising us.

So there you have it—54 things you (probably) didn’t know about the JUNO Awards. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a brand new convert to Canadian music, these facts prove that the JUNOs are more than a night of trophies—they’re a celebration of artistry, community, and Canada’s ever-evolving sound.

See you at the next one in Hamilton. Bring your toque and elbows up.

Wednesday 13 Unleashes Second Single “In Misery” from Upcoming Album ‘Mid Death Crisis’

Currently hitting venues across North America on his “There’s No Such Thing As Monsters” tour celebrating 20 years of Transylvania 90210, world-renowned fearsome frontman Wednesday 13 returns with the second single cut from his new full-length album, Mid Death Crisis, set to drop on April 25, 2025 via Napalm Records.

Following acclaimed, ultra-catchy latest single “When The Devil Commands”, brand new second single “In Misery” is a spooky rager, scratching the itch of both goth-punk and sleaze metal while deftly ebbing and flowing amid heavy genre influences and an earworm hook!

Wednesday 13 comments about “In Misery”: “There are too many love songs out there about people confessing their love to one another. I wanted to do the exact opposite, and confess the misery of being in a bad relationship. Hopelessly, madly in misery with someone. I see it every day, people miserable together. I see it almost as much as I see people happily together. Some people enjoy misery, and this song is about enjoying that misery as much as someone in Love.”

Omnivore Recordings Announces First-Ever Vinyl Release of Tsar’s 2000 Debut for 25th Anniversary

Omnivore Recordings has announced Tsar’s self-titled debut album will receive its first-ever vinyl release on May 2, commemorating the album’s 25th anniversary.

Formed in the late 1990s, Tsar gained attention after a residency at Silver Lake, California’s iconic Spaceland club, and burst onto the music scene with their eponymous debut album on Hollywood Records in 2000. Produced by Rob Cavallo (Green Day, Goo Goo Dolls, My Chemical Romance) and mixed by Chris Lord-Alge (Bruce Springsteen, U2, Madonna), the album was an immediate critical sensation, even winning two awards from L.A.’s New Times magazine.

Material from the album was featured in James Gunn’s Super and prominently in American Psycho 2, as well as on television in shows including NCIS, Veronica Mars, and more. The band toured with New York Dolls, Social Distortion, Marvelous 3, and even Duran Duran.

Now, a true candidate in the “But, have you heard this?” discussion, Tsar returns for its 25th anniversary, with a first-ever vinyl release, pressed on white vinyl. A holy grail for fans of the glam meets punk meets garage meets bubblegum meets arena rock saviors, Tsar now fits perfectly on your turntable and in your ears. Where it belongs.

AC/DC Is Bringing the Thunder to Minneapolis With a Dive Bar, a Tour, and the Power to Shake the Earth

You want rock and roll? You’ve got rock and roll. AC/DC, one of the loudest, proudest, most electrifying bands to ever plug in a guitar, is kicking off their first U.S. tour in nine years—and they’re doing it in pure, high-voltage style.

On April 9 and 10, ahead of their Power Up North American Tour, the band is throwing open the doors to their legendary High Voltage Dive Bar—a one-off U.S. experience right in Minneapolis at Machine Shop. Fans will get the rare chance to walk through a museum of AC/DC mayhem: iconic props, exclusive merch, and vinyl rarities that’ll make any collector’s heart skip a beat—and maybe short circuit. It’s the kind of place Bon Scott might’ve stumbled into in 1975 and never left.

Then, on April 10, the real fireworks begin. AC/DC’s Power Up Tour explodes onto the stage at U.S. Bank Stadium, launching a 13-date stadium run that stretches coast-to-coast across North America. We’re talking Pasadena’s Rose Bowl. Chicago’s Soldier Field. Nashville. Tampa. Cleveland. These aren’t just concerts—they’re seismic events.

Named after their 2020 #1 album Power Up, the tour follows a blistering European leg and a legacy that’s nothing short of mythical. Remember: this is a band that played their first gig on New Year’s Eve 1973, sold 200 million albums, and gave us the bestselling rock album by any band ever, Back in Black.

From “Shot in the Dark” to the thunder of “For Those About to Rock,” this is more than a tour. It’s a declaration. AC/DC aren’t just back—they never really left.

So dust off your devil horns, crank up the amp, and meet them at the dive bar—or better yet, at the stadium. The Power Up is real. It’s a long way to the top… but AC/DC’s already there.

Dive Bar Hours – Machine Shop, 300 2nd St SE, Minneapolis
April 9: 2pm–10pm CST
April 10: 12pm–8pm CST

AC/DC Power Up Tour 2025
4/10 Minneapolis, MN – US Bank Stadium
4/14 Arlington, TX – AT&T Stadium
4/18 Pasadena, CA – Rose Bowl
4/22 Vancouver, BC – BC Place
4/26 Las Vegas, NV – Allegiant Stadium
4/30 Detroit, MI – Ford Field
5/4 Foxborough, MA – Gillette Stadium
5/8 Pittsburgh, PA – Acrisure Stadium
5/12 Landover, MD – Northwest Stadium
5/16 Tampa, FL – Raymond James Stadium
5/20 Nashville, TN – Nissan Stadium
5/24 Chicago, IL – Soldier Field
5/28 Cleveland, OH – Huntington Bank Field

Dua Lipa Teams Up with Troye Sivan for Remix of Double Platinum Hit “Physical”

Today, 3x GRAMMY and 7x BRIT Award-winning global pop powerhouse Dua Lipa releases a remix of her UK double platinum single “Physical” featuring fellow award-winning pop sensation Troye Sivan.

The remix features a brand-new verse from Troye, which fans first got their hands on earlier this week after Dua brought Troye out for a surprise performance of “Rush” during one of her five sold-out nights at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena as part of her Radical Optimism World Tour. Following their performance, the duo went down into the crowd to gift one lucky fan a USB drive containing the unreleased track.

The collab comes on the heels of the 5th anniversary of Dua’s GRAMMY Award-winning, certified platinum sophomore album Future Nostalgia, which is also re-released today on a special triple vinyl edition in celebration of the anniversary. Pressed on one yellow splatter vinyl and two traditional black vinyl discs, the 3-LP set includes the album’s original 11 tracks, along with the deluxe Moonlight Edition, and the remix album Club Future Nostalgia, and is available to purchase here

The Australia/New Zealand leg of Dua’s Radical Optimism World Tour has been off to an exciting start, with six sold-out nights under its belt and four additional sold-out shows coming up across Sydney and Auckland. The show has received glowing reviews from the likes of Rolling Stone Australia, who gave the show four stars and raved it was “a triumph,” as well as from the Herald Sun, who praised the show was “a joyous mixtape of absolute bangers, relentless light shows, and dazzling costume changes.”

After wrapping up in Sydney and Auckland, she’ll kick off the Europe/UK leg in May before returning to North America in September. The tour features multiple nights in most cities, including two sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium in London and four-night runs at both Madison Square Garden in New York and the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. For tickets and tour information, visit dualipa.com.

The global tour supports Dua’s third studio album, Radical Optimism, which went No. 1 in 12 countries, including the UK where it became the biggest album debut from a UK female artist in 2024 and garnered the highest week one sales from a UK female artist since 2021. In the US, the album debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart and No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, marking Dua’s biggest sales week yet.

Beyond her album release, 2024 was a milestone year for Dua, featuring headline performances at Glastonbury’s iconic Pyramid Stage in the UK and Austin City Limits in Austin, Texas, as well as her first primetime concert special “An Evening ith Dua Lipa” filmed live at The Royal Albert Hall. And in November 2024, Dua also kicked off the Asia leg of her Radical Optimism Tour, with stops in Singapore, Jakarta, Tokyo, Seoul, and more.

DUA LIPA – RADICAL OPTIMISM TOUR 2025 DATES:
Monday, March 17 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena
Wednesday, March 19 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena
Thursday, March 20 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena
Saturday, March 22 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena
Sunday, March 23 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena
Wednesday, March 26 – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena
Friday, March 28 – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena
Saturday, March 29 – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena
Wednesday, April 02 – Auckland, New Zealand – Spark Arena
Friday, April 04 – Auckland, New Zealand – Spark Arena
Sunday, May 11 – Madrid, Spain – Movistar Arena
Monday, May 12 – Madrid, Spain – Movistar Arena
Thursday, May 15 – Lyon, France – LDLC Arena
Friday, May 16 – Lyon, France – LDLC Arena
Monday, May 19 – Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena
Tuesday, May 20 – Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena
Friday, May 23 – Paris, France – La Défense Arena
Saturday, May 24 – Paris, France – La Défense Arena
Tuesday, May 27 – Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena
Wednesday, May 28 – Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena
Saturday, May 31 – Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle
Sunday, June 01 – Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle
Tuesday, June 03 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
Wednesday, June 04 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
Saturday, June 07 – Milan, Italy – Hippodrome Snai La Maura
Wednesday, June 11 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis
Thursday, June 12 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis
Friday, June 13 – Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis
Friday, June 20 – London, England – Wembley Stadium
Saturday, June 21 – London, England – Wembley Stadium
Tuesday, June 24 – Liverpool, UK – Anfield Stadium
Wednesday, June 25 – Liverpool, UK – Anfield Stadium
Friday, June 27 – Dublin, Ireland – Aviva Stadium
Monday, September 01 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena
Tuesday, September 02 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena
Friday, September 05 – Chicago, IL – United Center
Saturday, September 06 – Chicago, IL – United Center
Tuesday, September 09 – Boston, MA – TD Garden
Wednesday, September 10 – Boston, MA – TD Garden
Saturday, September 13 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena
Sunday, September 14 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena
Wednesday, September 17 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
Thursday, September 18 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
Saturday, September 20 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
Sunday, September 21 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
Friday, September 26 – Miami, FL – Kaseya Center
Saturday, September 27 – Miami, FL – Kaseya Center
Tuesday, September 30 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center
Wednesday, October 01 – Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center
Saturday, October 04 – Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum
Sunday, October 05 – Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum
Tuesday, October 07 – Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum
Wednesday, October 08 – Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum
Saturday, October 11 – San Francisco, CA – Chase Center
Sunday, October 12 – San Francisco, CA – Chase Center
Wednesday, October 15 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena
Thursday, October 16 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena

Don Henley’s ‘Inside Job’ to Be Reissued May 23 for 25th Anniversary Following Eagles’ Sphere Residency

Following the Eagles’ groundbreaking residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, Rhino will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Don Henley’s Inside Job with a newly remastered version on May 23. Henley’s fourth solo album will be reissued in multiple configurations, including a 180g 2-LP, 1CD, and digital versions.

Inside Job initially arrived on May 23, 2000. Upon release, it bowed at #7 on the Billboard 200, notching Henley’s highest debut as a solo artist. The album went on to earn a Platinum certification from the RIAA. The lead single, “Taking You Home,” catapulted to #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart and remains one of the album’s signature songs.

Henley co-produced Inside Job with longtime collaborator Stan Lynch, delivering standouts such as “Everything Is Different Now” and “For My Wedding.”  The reissue of Inside Job follows 2024 reissues of I Can’t Stand Still (1982), Building The Perfect Beast (1984), and Cass County (2015).

Best known as co-founder of the legendary rock band, the Eagles, as well as an influential solo artist, Don Henley has maintained an extraordinary commitment to music and various philanthropic efforts throughout his career, including a dedication to environmental issues and artists’ rights.

Raised in a small East Texas town, Henley was drawn to the sounds of exotic music broadcast from distant radio stations in New Orleans, Nashville, and Ciudad Acuna, Mexico. These stations introduced him to the blues, bluegrass, gospel, jazz, and rock and roll, paving the way for his future as an artist.

As a solo artist and member of the Eagles, Don Henley has received countless accolades, numerous gold and platinum records, and performed sold-out concert tours worldwide. A highly respected musical artist, Henley launched his solo career in 1982 with his debut album, I Can’t Stand Still. 1984’s Building The Perfect Beast followed, with four hit singles including “The Boys Of Summer, which earned Henley a Best Rock Vocal GRAMMY Award. The artist’s track record continued unabated with 1989’s The End Of The Innocence, which yielded three more hits, including the title track, and brought Henley another Best Rock Vocal GRAMMY Award. Henley is a founding member, drummer, vocalist, and songwriter of the Eagles. The group was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 and continues to perform sold-out concerts all over the world.

Formed in 1971, the Eagles pioneered a uniquely American musical style, blending elements of country, folk, R&B, rock, and pop. Since then, it has become one of the most creatively and commercially successful bands of all time. Despite today’s fractured rock ’n’ roll landscape, the Eagles retain a timeless appeal that transcends both generations and genres, solidifying the band’s status as a musical icon.

The Eagles have sold more than 150 million albums worldwide, scoring six #1 albums and five chart-topping singles. They have earned six GRAMMY Awards, were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1998, and received the Kennedy Center Honors in 2016. Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 stands as the best-selling album in history (certified 38-times platinum), while Hotel California ranks as the third best-selling U.S. album in history (certified 26-times platinum). Check Eagles.com for full band and tou information, including the band’s current residency at Sphere in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Inside Job Tracklist 
2LP
Side A
1. Nobody Else In The World But You
2. Taking You Home
3. For My Wedding
4. Everything Is Different Now
Side B
1. Workin’ It
2. Goodbye To A River
3. Inside Job
Side C
1. They’re Not Here, They’re Not Coming
2. Damn It, Rose
3. Miss Ghost
Side D
1. The Genie
2. Annabel
3. My Thanksgiving

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