Daily Music Headlines March 17, 2026

Former Kiss guitarist Vinnie Vincent is selling his unreleased album Guitarmageddon for $2 million, offering full master rights to buyers, though he retains approval over marketing plans.

BTS return is the focus of BTS: The Return, a Netflix documentary directed by Bao Nguyen, capturing their comeback alongside their upcoming album Arirang and a live concert.

Country band LANCO survived a tour bus fire in Iowa after a blizzard forced a stop. The driver sustained minor injuries, though the band lost some gear.

Metal band Soulfly had equipment stolen from a U-Haul in Albuquerque while traveling on tour with Gwar.

Palo Alto High School will receive a $239,000 Steinway Model D, sparking debate among students over funding priorities.

A piano used by John Lennon sold for $3.3 million at auction, alongside items from Ringo Starr and David Gilmour.

The U.S. music industry hit $11.5 billion in 2025 revenue, with vinyl surpassing $1 billion for the first time since 1983, driven in part by Taylor Swift releases.

The antitrust case against Live Nation resumed in New York City, as over 30 states push forward despite a proposed DOJ settlement.

Sturgill Simpson—now performing as Johnny Blue Skies—is pursuing action against those responsible for leaking his album Mutiny After Midnight on Bandcamp.

Top 5 Albums

5. Octane – Don Toliver

4. DTMF – Bad Bunny

3. I’m the Problem – Morgan Wallen

2. The Romantic – Bruno Mars

1.Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally – Harry Styles

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