Daily Music Headlines June 18, 2025

Kim Gordon drops “BYE BYE 25!”, reworking her 2024 song with banned terms like “climate change” and “diversity.” Proceeds go to Noise for Now. bit.ly/kimgordon25

Kneecap’s Mo Chara faces terror charges for allegedly promoting Hamas/Hezbollah at a gig. Trial set for Aug 20. bit.ly/kneecaptrial

Suge Knight calls out silence around Diddy’s trial on Aubrey O’Day’s pod, denies Ray J’s assault claims. bit.ly/sugepodcast

Sabrina Carpenter’s “Man’s Best Friend” cover draws comparisons to Spinal Tap, fuels media debate on pop provocation. bit.ly/sabrinacover

Linkin Park’s Emily Armstrong shaves half a fan’s head at Czech fest after spotting their sign. bit.ly/emilyhaircut

BTS confirmed for full-group comeback March 2026 post-military. Meanwhile, NewJeans loses appeal to exit ADOR. bit.ly/bts2026 bit.ly/newjeansruling

KISS to go bare-faced at “KISS Army Storms Vegas” in Nov 2025 for fan club’s 50th. bit.ly/kissnomakeup

Keith Urban returns with new album High, tour, and CBS reality show The Road, produced by Taylor Sheridan. bit.ly/keithtv

Hatebreed’s Wayne Lozinak exits tour due to brain tumor; Bachand and Karl (First Blood) step in. bit.ly/hatebreednews

Behringer’s $69 Centaur Drive clone now flipping for over $2K amid lawsuit from original Klon creator. bit.ly/klonclone

Selena Gomez teams with Oreo for horchata cookies and drops new remix of “I Can’t Get Enough.” bit.ly/selenaoreo

Ozzy’s DNA in $450 iced tea cans from Liquid Death—sold out, cloning not guaranteed. bit.ly/ozzydna

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