Daily Music Headlines May 30, 2025

Miley Drops ‘Easy Lover’ Video

Miley Cyrus released a new video for “Easy Lover,” from her album Something Beautiful. Directed by Cyrus with Jacob Bixenman and Brendan Walter, the video is set backstage as she preps for a show. The album features themes of healing and collaborations with Naomi Campbell and Brittany Howard.

Lisa, Elvis, Oasis, and More Get Doc Treatments

Sony Music Vision’s first showcase revealed new music docs, including a Baz Luhrmann Elvis film and features on Barbra Streisand, Oasis, and BLACKPINK’s Lisa. Lisa’s documentary, directed by Sue Kim, will chart her solo debut and Coachella performances.

Frank Beard Returns to ZZ Top

Frank Beard is rejoining ZZ Top for their North American tour after recovering from leg issues. Billy Gibbons welcomed him back with the band’s signature flair: “We missed him… time to rock out again.”

Amy Lee & Halsey Release ‘Hand That Feeds’ Video

Amy Lee and Halsey dropped a video for their collab “Hand That Feeds,” from the John Wick spinoff Ballerina. Produced by Jordan Fish, the track debuted live at Halsey’s recent LA show.

Lynyrd Skynyrd Gives ‘Free Bird’ a Video—Finally

Over 50 years later, “Free Bird” has an official music video. Directed by Max Moore, the nostalgic video follows an aging man flipping through memories. It coincides with a new live album and ongoing tour.

Morgan Wallen Hits No. 1 in the U.K.

Morgan Wallen earns his first U.K. No. 1 album with I’m the Problem. It also landed in the top 10 on streaming, downloads, and vinyl charts—a rare feat for a country artist abroad.

New Music Friday Highlights

Out today:

– Let All That We Imagine Be The Light by Garbage

– With Trampled by Turtles by Alan Sparhawk

– Get Sunk by Matt Berninger of The National

– Black Hole Suprette by Aesop Rock, continuing themes from Integrated Tech Solutions

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