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Nick Jonas warmed hearts with his siblings in the warm, fuzzy and silly last year’s A Very Jonas Christmas Movie. But this holiday season, the Jonas Brothers singer and Power Ballad star will crank up the chill factor when he co-stars with Kathryn Newton (Ready or Not 2: Here I Come) in MRC’s holiday horror film White Elephant.
According to Deadline, the film directed by Eli Craig (Clown in a Cornfield) will tell the story of “Eight friends. One prize. Zero trust. Their annual festive holiday gift exchange spirals into a cutthroat game of Christmas carnage.”
Jonas is among the producers through his Powered By Jonas company. At press time no additional information was available about the rest of the cast or a release date. The news of the Christmas creeper movie comes after Jonas premiered his new musical dramedy, Power Ballad, at SXSW earlier this year, a film in which he and Paul Rudd play an unlikely musical duo who rediscover the joy of songwriting together. That movie, directed by John Carney (Once, Sing Street) is slated to be released by Lionsgate on June 5.
It will be a busy year in the multiplex for Jonas, who is slated to co-star alongside Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black and Kevin Hart in the latest Jumanji sequel from Columbia Pictures. Jonas will also star in the high-stakes thriller Bodyman, from director Gary Fleder (Reacher), described as the story of a longtime bodyguard of an “eccentric billionaire” who unexpectedly inherits his dead boss’ private military company, setting off a violent clash with the man’s family.
In a statement, Fleder called Bodyman a “smart, lean, high-voltage action thriller that gives Nick the chance to show every side of what he can do: the physicality, the intensity and the emotional depth”; Bodyman will also be produced by Powered by Jonas. “I’ve been developing this project for a while and I’m excited to see it come to fruition. Re-teaming with Byron Balasco and director Gary Fleder also makes this project more special to me,” Jonas said in a statement.
Jonas released his first solo album in five years, Sunday Best, in February.
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Enjoy an evening of songs and stories with John Legend on his 2026 tour.
The Grammy-winning singer and pianist is ditching larger arenas to deliver fans a more stripped-down live show focusing on intimate connection and personal storytelling about his career. The piano-driven concert is heading to the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, CA next on April 4 before hitting ten other US cities, including Virginia Beach, VA; Buffalo, NY; Providence, RI and Hershey, PA.
How to Buy John Legend Tickets, At a Glance
- Remaining Dates: April 4 – June 13
- General Sale: Ticketmaster
- Resell Ticket Sites: StubHub, Vivid Seats, Seat Geek, GameTime, TicketNetwork
John Legend’s “An Evening of Songs & Stories” intimate 2026 theater tour will the feature the EGOT winner performing piano-driven versions of his hits like “All of Me,” which spent 59 non-consecutive weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and at No. 1 for three week straight. In addition of playing his catalog of records, he’ll be sharing personal stories from his impressive 20+ year-long career. The reason for opting for smaller venues is to have ways to create a more direct and vulnerable connection with fans.
With Legend’s tour already underway, tickets are selling fast. To help you find last-minute tickets, we’ve compiled all the best ways to shop tickets online. Ticketmaster does have some general tickets available, but shifting your focus to several resell sites is a great way shop cheap, last-minute concert tickets as well. Learn more below.
Where to Shop John Legend 2026 Tour Tickets Online
If you’d like to see John Legend’s “An Evening of Songs & Stories” tour live, resell sites like StubHub, SeatGeek and Gametime, will have plenty of ticketing options available. Below, ShopBillboard put together a list of affordable ticket options, including exclusive promo and discount codes. Learn about how you can shop and save on concert tickets online and securely.
With StubHub, fans can affordable John Legend tickets for as low as $84 in select cities. Shoppers can use the site’s filters to find the best venue seating and pricing to match your budget. On StubHub. choose from the number of tickets needed, price and even have estimated fees included in the cost, so there are no hidden surprises. Plus, each purchase is protected by StubHub’s FanProtect, which you can learn more about here.
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John Legend 2026 Tour Dates
Here’s the full slate of upcoming US dates for John Legend’s “An Evening of Songs & Stories” tour.
Apr 4: Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, Indio, CA
Apr 8: Altria Theater, Richmond, VA
Apr 9: Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, Virginia Beach, VA
Apr 11: Akron Civic Theatre, Akron, OH
Apr 12: The Kentucky Center – Whitney Hall, Louisville, KY
Apr 21: NJPAC, Newark, NJ
Apr 22: Shea’s Buffalo Theatre, Buffalo, NY
Apr 24: Toyota Oakdale Theatre, Wallingford, CT
Apr 26: Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Providence, RI
Apr 28: Landmark Theatre, Syracuse, NY
Apr 29: Hershey Theatre, Hershey, PA
May 3: Wilkes Barre, PA, F.M. Kirby Center
May 5: Schenectady, NY, Proctor’s Theatre
May 16: Greensboro, NC, Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts
May 17: Charlotte, NC, Ovens Auditorium
June 13: Pine Bluff, AR, Saracen Casino Resort
A man was arrested early Wednesday for trespassing after being found on Nicki Minaj’s Hidden Hills mansion property in Los Angeles.
According to USA Today, the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department confirmed that 36-year-old Leland Adams was taken into custody early Wednesday in Northwest Los Angeles. Police shared that Adams didn’t enter the home.
Los Angeles jail records show that a 36-year-old named Leland Adams was booked at the Lost Hills station on Wednesday on a misdemeanor charge.
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TMZ also reported that Minaj was not home at the time of the individual trespassing onto the Queens rapper’s property.
Minaj’s Hidden Hills home was at the center of an assault lawsuit. A judge ruled in 2024 that Minaj had to pay a $500,000 judgment to German security guard Thomas Weidenmüller for her husband, Kenneth “Zoo” Petty, who allegedly assaulted Weidenmüller during a stop on the Nicki WRLD Tour in 2019.
With Minaj initially refusing to pay up, the judge ordered that the 11,000-square-foot home in Hidden Hills, California, valued at $20 million, be sold to satisfy the lawsuit ruling. Minaj and Petty avoided the mansion’s sale by making an eleventh-hour payment to Weidenmüller in January.
The “Super Bass” rapper was slapped with another lawsuit in March, when production company 24/7 Productions (USA) Inc. claimed that Minaj stiffed them out of $275,000 for services when she performed at iHeartRadio’s 2023 Jingle Ball concerts as well as the launch of Pink Friday 2 in December 2023.
“Despite many attempts over the course of nearly two years to ‘chase up’ payment of the 24/7 Invoices, defendants have inexplicably failed to pay any portion,” the production company’s lawyers told Billboard.
Even after missing the original six-figure payments, the company still worked on Minaj’s record-breaking Pink Friday 2 World Tour in 2024.
Billboard has reached out to the Los Angeles Police Department and Minaj’s reps for comment.
Did you know that Easter and Passover are the “two most metal holidays of all time”?
That’s according to Jack Black in just-released promos for his hosting stint on Saturday Night Live this weekend alongside similarly named rock star Jack White as musical guest.
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“It’s the Easter show, baby!” White says, while Black adds, “And the Passover show, homey — the two most metal holidays of all time!”
The pair of Jacks then trade off the most metal biblical references, with Black throwing up the sign of the horns while shouting, “Lamb’s blood!”
“Rising from the dead!” White adds.
“Exodus!” Black says.
This is where SNL castmember Marcello Hernandez tries to chime in, adding theatrically, “The Easter Bunny!” But Black and White aren’t having it. “No,” Black says, with White adding disappointedly, “You ruined it.”
Elsewhere in the promos, Hernandez calls Jack White “the opposite of Jack Black” and Black makes sure to give White a “legendary” introduction. Watch below:
Saturday’s episode will mark Black’s fifth time hosting, while White will be the musical guest for a sixth time, including his SNL debut with The White Stripes back in 2002. Black is promoting his return as the voice of Bowser in the animated sequel The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, which arrived in theaters on Wednesday. Black made his solo Billboard Hot 100 debut back in 2023 thanks to his song “Peaches” from the first Super Mario Bros. Movie, peaking at No. 56 on the chart.
Saturday Night Live airs at 11:30 p.m. ET/8:30 p.m. PT on NBC and streams on Peacock. (See all the options to watch SNL here.)
It’s been a little over seven months since Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement with an Instagram post that broke the Internet.
In the time since, the superstar couple have have kept quite busy. Swift released her 15th Billboard 200 No. 1 album The Life of a Showgirl back in October — moving a record-breaking 4 million equivalent album units — while Kelce signed on for his 14th season with the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this month.
Though the pair have both shared that they’re excited to plan the wedding, they are preoccupied with their work.
“I’m just doing the album thing now,” Swift said in an October appearance on The Graham Norton Show after Norton asked if she’s already planning for the big day. “And then I think the wedding is after that.”
However, with Swift and Kelce finally making their awards show debut as a couple at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on March 26, we are once again wondering about their wedding plans.
Members of the Tayvis camp have kept what they may or may not know about the couple’s plans for the big day mostly quiet. Kelce’s mother Donna Kelce straight up refused to speak about her potential involvement with the wedding planning when ambushed by a photographer at LAX. “I’m just happy. I’m so happy for them,” Donna said.
Meanwhile, Swift’s future sister-in-law Kylie Kelce (who’s married to Trav’s big brother Jason) made a plea on her Not Gonna Lie podcast on April 2 that people need to stop asking her for wedding dirt. “Quit asking me and my mother-in-law [Donna] about upcoming nuptials,” she said point-blank to the camera. “Nobody’s f—ing telling you anything.” She added: “I don’t have any details. I have no details. I have none. Look at that. That’s how many details I have. None. None.”
While Donna and Kyle are staying hush-hush, a few people close to the duo — including Taylor and Travis themselves — have shared little bits and pieces here and there about the nuptials.
Here is everything we know (so far) about the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding.
As part of our continuing efforts to serve the music industry and its creators, Billboard Pro now features a music industry events calendar for readers.
The calendar will act as music’s most complete summary major national and international industry events, from conferences to festivals to networking mixers and more. Just as Billboard is music’s must-read source for news, charts and analysis, now it also is the go-to for business happenings.
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April 2026
- April 3-5 – March Madness Music Festival (Indianapolis, Ind.)
- April 9 – Resonate: Guitar Center Business Solutions Expo (Nashville)
- April 9-12 – The Canadian Folk Music Awards (Calgary, Alberta, Canada)
- April 9-12 – Country Thunder Arizona festival (Florence, Ariz.)
- April 10 – Ultra New Zealand festival (Wellington, New Zealand)
- April 10-12 – Coachella weekend 1 (Indio, Calif.)
- April 10-12 – Tortuga Music Festival (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.)
- April 11 – Ultra Australia festival (Melbourne, Australia)
- April 12 – Ultra Beach Gold Coast festival (Southport, Australia)
- April 13 – CMA Triple Play Awards (Nashville)
- April 13-14 – Fun Business Days Valencia (Valencia, Spain)
- April 14 – Music Sustainability Summit (Los Angeles)
- April 14 – North American Concert Promoters Association annual meeting (Beverly Hills, Calif.)
- April 14-16 – Ohio University Music Industry Summit (Athens, Ohio)
- April 14-16 – Pollstar Live! (Los Angeles)
- April 15 – Pollstar Awards (Los Angeles)
- April 17 – Day Zero Bali festival (Bali)
- April 17-19 – Coachella weekend 2 (Indio, Calif.)
- April 18 – Anti Social Camp Education Summit (New York)
- April 18 – Syndicate Smokedown & Music Festival (Fort Worth, Tex.)
- April 18-19 – High Water Festival (Charleston, S.C.)
- April 19-21 – HITS HOME conference (Nashville)
- April 20-May 6 – La Linea – The London Latin Music Festival (London)
- April 22-24 – IMS Ibiza (Cala Llonga, Ibiza, Spain)
- April 23 – Billboard Latin Women in Music (Miami)
- April 23-May 3 – New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (New Orleans)
- April 24-25 – Ubbi Dubbi festival (Fort Worth, Tex.)
- April 24-26 – Liberation Weekend II festival & fundraiser (Washington, D.C.)
- April 24-26 – Stagecoach (Indio, Calif.)
- April 25 – Sick New World festival (Las Vegas)
- April 27-May 2 – Soundscape Northwest festival and conference (Portland, Oreg.)
- April 28 – Spotify Q1 earnings call
- April 29 – APRA Music Awards (Sydney)
- April 29 – Association of Artist Managers (AAM) Awards (Sydney)
- April 29 – Billboard Women in Music (Los Angeles)
- April 29 – Universal Music Group Q1 earnings call
- April 29-May 2 – Festival de la Leyenda Vallenata (Valledupar, Colombia)
May 2026
- May 1-3 – Beachlife Festival (Redondo Beach, Calif.)
- May 2 – iHeartCountry Festival (Austin)
- May 3-6 – Milken Institute Global Conference (Beverly Hills, Calif.)
- May 6-7 – Secure Venues Summit (Seattle)
- May 7 – Music Will Benefit (New York)
- May 7-10 – Welcome to Rockville (Daytona Beach, Fla.)
- May 8 – Amplify Music Investment Summit (New York)
- May 8 – Grammy Hall of Fame Gala (Beverly Hills, Calif.)
- May 8-10 – Country Thunder Florida festival (St. Pete Beach, Fla.)
- May 8-10 – KCON Japan (Chiba, Japan)
- May 8-10 – Rolling Loud USA (Orlando, Fla.)
- May 11 – The Webby Awards (New York)
- May 13 – Universal Music Group annual general meeting of shareholders (Amsterdam)
- May 13-16 – The Great Escape festival (Brighton, England)
- May 14-16 – Chrysalis festival (San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico)
- May 14-17 – Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival (Columbus, Ohio)
- May 15-17 – Kilby Block Party festival (Salt Lake City)
- May 15-17 – Sounds That Move festival (New York)
- May 16 – Zipangu Japanese Music Event (Pasadena, Calif.)
- May 17 – Academy of Country Music Awards (Las Vegas)
- May 19 – The Gordon Parks Foundation Annual Awards Dinner & Auction (New York)
- May 20-23 – Brighton Music Conference (Brighton, England)
- May 20-24 – Lightning in a Bottle festival (Buena Vista Lake, Calif.)
- May 21 – Ivor Novello Awards (London)
- May 22-23 – Africa Rising Music Conference (Johannesburg, South Africa)
- May 22-24 – BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend festival (Sunderland, England)
- May 22-24 – BottleRock Napa Valley festival (Napa, Calif.)
- May 22-24 – Dark Star Jubilee festival (Thornville, Ohio)
- May 23-24 – Sueños festival (Chicago)
- May 23-25 – Movement Festival (Detroit)
- May 24 – K-LOVE Fan Awards (Nashville)
- May 25-June 2 – bamX — Black Music Week (Atlanta)
- May 27-29 – Bridge Conference (Umag, Croatia)
- May 28-30 – Dusty Vaquero Days festival (Gillette, Wyo.)
- May 30-31 – Roots Picnic (Philadelphia)
June 2026
- June 1-6 – SXSW London (London)
- June 1-July 1 – Blue Note Jazz Festival (New York)
- June 3 – New York Music Month Conference (New York)
- June 3-5 – AIMS: AI Music Summit (Boston)
- June 4-6 – HIGH END Vienna (Vienna)
- June 4-6 – Primavera Sound Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain)
- June 4-7 – Carolina Country Music Fest (Myrtle Beach, S.C.)
- June 4-7 – CMA Fest (Nashville)
- June 5-7 – Governors Ball Festival (New York)
- June 5-7 – Rock am Ring (Nürburg, Germany)
- June 5-7- Rock im Park (Nuremberg, Germany)
- June 6-7 – All Things Go Toronto festival (Toronto)
- June 6-7 – Railbird Music Festival (Lexington, Ky.)
- June 7 – Tony Awards (New York)
- June 8 – Libera Awards (New York)
- June 8 – UJA Federation of New York Music Visionary of the Year gala (New York)
- June 8-11 – A2IM Indie Week (New York)
- June 10-11 – NAMM NeXT Europe (Amsterdam)
- June 10-14 – Download Festival (Leicestershire, U.K.)
- June 11-13 – Rock the South festival (Decatur, Ala.)
- June 11-14 – Bonnaroo (Manchester, Tenn.)
- June 12-13 – 5 O’Clock Somewhere Fest (West Palm Beach, Fla.)
- June 13 – Braves Country Fest (Atlanta)
- June 13 – MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN (Tokyo)
- June 13-14 – All Good Now festival (Columbia, Md.)
- June 18-20 – Sónar Festival (Barcelona, Spain)
- June 18-20 – Summerfest weekend 1 (Milwaukee)
- June 18-21 – Barefoot Country Music Fest (Wildwood, N.J.)
- June 18-21 – Hellfest (Clisson, France)
- June 18-21 – The Isle of Wight Festival (Newport, England)
- June 18-21 – Tailgate N’ Tallboys festival (Bloomington, Ill.)
- June 19-21 – Sónar Week (Barcelona)
- June 19-20 – Zootown Music Festival (Missoula, Mont.)
- June 19-21 – We Belong Here Brooklyn festival (New York)
- June 25-27 – Summerfest weekend 2 (Milwaukee)
- June 25-28 – Electric Forest festival (Rothbury, Mich.)
- June 25-July 4 – Festival International de Jazz de Montréal (Montreal)
- June 26-28 – Wilco’s Solid Sound festival (North Adams, Mass.)
July 2026
- July 2-4 – Summerfest weekend 3 (Milwaukee)
- July 2-5 – Rock Werchter festival (Rotselaar, Belgium)
- July 3 – Roundhay Festival (Leeds, England)
- July 3-5 – ESSENCE Festival of Culture (New Orleans)
- July 3-18 – Montreux Jazz Festival (Montreux, Switzerland)
- July 8-11 – Mad Cool festival (Madrid)
- July 8-12 – Windy City Smokeout festival (Chicago)
- July 9 – O2 Silver Clef Awards (London)
- July 9-19 – Festival D’été de Québec (Quebec City, Quebec, Canada)
- July 10 – BST Hyde Park festival (London)
- July 10-11 – Minnesota Country Club Festival (St. Paul, Minn.)
- July 10-12 – Wireless Festival (London)
- July 16-18 – 4848 Festival (Snowshoe, W. Va.)
- July 16-19 – Country Thunder Wisconsin (Twin Lakes, Wis.)
- July 17-19 – Inkcarceration festival (Mansfield, Ohio)
- July 17-19 – MATI Festival and Conference (St. Louis)
- July 17-19 – Minnesota Yacht Club Festival (St. Paul, Minn.)
- July 17-19 – Under the Big Sky festival (Whitefish, Mont.)
- July 18-19 – Summer of ’99 and Beyond Festival (Tinley Park, Ill.)
- July 23-25 – Headwaters Country Jam (Three Forks, Mont.)
- July 24-25 – Eaux Claires festival (Eau Claire, Wis.)
- July 24-26 – Newport Folk Festival (Newport, R.I.)
- July 28-Aug. 1 – Latin Alternative Music Conference (New York)
- July 30 – AIR Awards (Adelaide, Australia)
- July 30-Aug. 1 – Hinterland Music Festival (St. Charles, Iowa)
- July 30-Aug. 2 – Lollapalooza (Chicago)
- July 30-Aug. 2 – Y Not Festival (Pikehall, England)
- July 31-Aug. 2 – OSHEAGA Music and Arts Festival (Montreal)
August 2026
- Aug. 2-4 – Musikfest Music Industry Conference (Bethlehem, Pa.)
- Aug. 3 – Country Radio Hall of Fame Induction and Dinner (Nashville)
- Aug. 5-9 – Boardmasters festival (Newquay, England)
- Aug. 7-8 – Up in the Sky Music Festival (Aspen, Colo.)
- Aug. 7-9 – Baja Beach Fest (Rosarito Beach, Mexico)
- Aug. 7-9 – Outside Lands (San Francisco)
- Aug. 8 – Head in the Clouds Music & Arts Festival (Pasadena, Calif.)
- Aug. 12-15 – Iceland Eclipse festival (Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Iceland)
- Aug. 12-16 – Boomtown Festival (South Downs National Park, England)
- Aug. 14-16 – Flow Festival (Helsinki, Finland)
- Aug. 14-16 – KCON LA (Los Angeles)
- Aug. 20-22 – Las Vegas Songwriters Festival (Las Vegas)
- Aug. 20-23 – Green Man Festival (Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, Wales)
- Aug. 22 – Just Like Heaven festival (Pasadena, Calif.)
- Aug. 25 – SOURCE Hall of Fame Awards (Nashville)
- Aug. 26-30 – Rock en Seine festival (Domaine national de Saint-Cloud, France)
- Aug. 27-30 – Creamfields festival (Daresbury, England)
- Aug. 28-29 – All Points East festival (London)
September 2026
- Sept. 1-4 – BIGSOUND (Brisbane, Australia)
- Sept. 3-6 – End of the Road festival (Dorset, England)
- Sept. 4-5 – Vive Latino España (Zaragoza, Spain)
- Sept. 4-6 – Velocity at Field of Dreams festival (Dyersville, Iowa)
- Sept. 4-7 – ARC Music Festival (Chicago)
- Sept. 5-6 – Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival (Seattle)
- Sept. 14 – Primetime Emmys (Los Angeles)
- Sept. 17-20 – Louder Than Life festival (Louisville, Ky.)
- Sept. 18-20 – Borderland Music and Arts Festival (East Aurora, N.Y.)
- Sept. 18-20 – Cascade Equinox Festival (Redmond, Oreg.)
- Sept. 19-20 – Experts Only festival (New York)
- Sept. 19-20 – Sea.Hear.Now Festival (Asbury Park, N.J.)
- Sept. 24-27 – Bourbon & Beyond festival (Louisville, Ky.)
- Sept. 25-26 – Somewhere Festival & Conference (Wichita, Kans.)
- Sept. 25-27 – Oceans Calling Festival (Ocean City, Md.)
October 2026
- Oct. 1 – Day Zero Tulum festival (Tulum, Mexico)
- Oct. 1-4 – Aftershock festival (Sacramento, Calif.)
- Oct. 7-9 – Beyond The Music conference (Salford, England)
- Oct. 10-11 – Head Trip festival (Indio, Calif.)
- Oct. 13-16 – Mondo.NYC conference (New York)
- Oct. 16-18 – Mission Bayfest (San Diego)
- Oct. 21-25 – Amsterdam Dance Event (Amsterdam)
- Oct. 22 – Mercury Prize ceremony (Newcastle upon Tyne, England)
- Oct. 24 – Sick New World festival (Fort Worth, Tex.)
November 2026
- Nov. 8-10 – jump.global Summit (Los Angeles)
- Nov. 12 – Latin Grammy Awards (Las Vegas)
- Nov. 14 – Darker Waves festival (Huntington Beach, Calif.)
December 2026
- Dec. 7-8 – Live Summit Middle East (Abu Dhabi)
- Dec. 11-13 – Tomorrowland Thailand (Pattaya, Thailand)
January 2027
- Jan. 17 – globalFEST winter festival (New York)
March 2027
- C2C (Country to Country) Festival (London, Glasgow & Manchester, United Kingdom)
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