Music News Roundup: Springsteen's Message of Unity, Foo Fighters on SNL UK, King Gizzard's Techno Tease, Russell Brand's Christian Journey, Amaia's Tiny Desk Debut, and Michael Stipe's Biopic Banter

Bruce Springsteen kicked off his concert in Austin by addressing the recent assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, expressing relief that no one was harmed. He emphasized the importance of peaceful disagreement and criticized political violence in the United States. Springsteen's ongoing tour, "Land of Hope and Dreams Tour," focuses on celebrating and defending American ideals and democracy.
The Foo Fighters made their first late-night TV appearance in support of their new album, "Your Favorite Toy," on SNL UK. With Pat Smear back after recovering from a foot injury, the band performed "Caught in the Echo" and "Child Actor." Fans can catch Foo Fighters on tour with Queens of the Stone Age this summer.
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard teased a techno direction for their upcoming album, sharing a video clip of the band with synths. This album will be their 28th studio release, following 2025's "Phantom Island." The band is set to perform at their Field of Vision festival in Colorado and a residency at Forest Hills Stadium in New York City.
Russell Brand, facing sexual assault charges, has embraced Christianity but struggled to identify a specific Bible passage during an interview with Piers Morgan. Brand's new book, "How to Become a Christian in 7 Days," is now available.
Amaia performed her first Tiny Desk Concert at NPR, showcasing her talent on a chair flute. She played six songs, including "C'est La Vie" and "Nanai," with emotional vocals and impressive musicality. Amaia released her third album, "Si Abro los Ojos No Es Real," in 2025 and has upcoming shows in Spain.
Michael Stipe discussed a hypothetical R.E.M. biopic with Stephen Colbert on the Late Show, joking about potential actors to portray him. Stipe suggested Billie Eilish for a younger version of himself, recalling a polite encounter with her in Manhattan.