Amidst a changing landscape, the power of thoughtful musicianship stands firm. Andre Chez has built a career grounded not in visibility, but in trust — trust earned through preparation, lineage, and a deep respect for the responsibility of musical leadership. His work reflects a philosophy shaped by lived experience, rigorous study, and a lifelong commitment to listening deeply.
On December 27, The Christmas Night Opera filled Carnegie Hall with an audience made of longtime opera enthusiasts, devoted fans, and first-time listeners drawn by the holiday program. Set inside the Stern Auditorium, the evening brought together world-renowned vocalists and the American Symphony Orchestra for a concert that felt both celebratory and focused, offering a year-end gathering rooted in tradition rather than spectacle.
Gunna’s Wun World Tour is his first global headlining run following the announcement of dates for a massive your across North America, Africa, Europe and Australia in support of his latest album The Last Wun. The tour has been one of the most talked-about hip-hop events of the year, spotlighting Gunna’s star power and growth as an artist. Ticket demand has been strong throughout the North American leg, with the run through cities like Boston, New York and Los Angeles selling out quickly.
Korean musician YVES has been making music that leads with introspection, restraint, and sincerity, and her most recent release, Soft Error: X, is a prime example of that.
Armanii admits he is a little nervous. Not about the interview itself, just the day in general. New York, deep into a press run, juggling schedules, adjusting to the cold temperatures, and counting down the hours until his album “THE IMPACT” officially drops. Though he came off as anxious, he assures me the nerves feel less like anxiety and more like awareness. He knows this is a big moment, and he’s ready for it.
Following the release of her new single “Radio,” rising pop artist Cate Tomlinson spoke with The Knockturnal about embracing authenticity and evolving her sound.
Wednesday, December 3, 2025. Ciprani. Manhattan, New York.
The 39th Annual Footwear News Achievement Awards returned as one of the most anticipated nights in fashion, drawing industry leaders, creatives, and tastemakers together to celebrate excellence across footwear, sports, and retail. Often referred to as the “Shoe Oscars,” the 2025 ceremony honored Pharrell Williams and Adidas with the coveted Shoe of the Year Award for the Virginia Adistar Jellyfish, while designer and philanthropist Tommy Hilfiger received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his enduring global influence. From the red carpet, the evening reflected a balance of legacy and innovation, spotlighting honorees shaping the future of the industry through creativity, leadership, and cultural impact.
K-pop group VERIVERY, seasoned performers in the scene, has returned with their long-awaited single album Lost and Found, unveiling a sound the group hasn’t explored since their last comeback two-and-a-half years ago.
Last Week DJ Khaled and We The Best Foundation hosted his 50th Birthday Celebration in tandem with his 3rd Annual Golf Classic Welcome Reception and Charity Auction. The star-studded affair was held at the illustrious Casadonna in Miami Beach and left nothing to be desired. Special guests included Vybz Kartel, J Balvin, Rich The Kid, Offset, Fabolous, Fat Joe, N.O.R.E, Omarion, Murda Beatz, Fridayy, Jarule, John Wall and more.
On December 2, the American Austrian Foundation hosted its Music for Medicine fundraiser event among a mix of supporters, artists, and medical leaders.