Daily Music Headlines July 23rd, 2026

Johnny Cash’s personal archives will be permanently housed at Belmont University in Nashville as part of the new Johnny Cash Learning Center, with handwritten lyrics, letters, photographs, costumes, instruments, awards, and other memorabilia supporting education, research, and public exhibitions. ⁠BillboardLove Actually in Concert is returning for the 2026 holiday season with a 30-city North American tour pairing screenings of the 2003 romantic comedy with a live orchestra performing the soundtrack in sync, beginning Nov. 16 in Washington, D.C. ⁠BillboardShakira and Burna Boy’s FIFA World Cup anthem, “Dai Dai,” posted its biggest single-day streaming total since its release after the duo performed it during the tournament’s halftime show. ⁠BillboardOasis’ (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? has overtaken The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band to become the best-selling studio album in U.K. history, reaching 6.2 million chart units, while Queen’s Greatest Hits and ABBA’s Gold remain the country’s two best-selling albums overall. ⁠BillboardLISA’s first feature-length documentary, Always Lalisa, will premiere in the Gala program at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, offering an intimate look at the BLACKPINK star’s journey from childhood ambitions to global solo success. ⁠Music-News.comHarry Styles canceled his July 21 concert in São Paulo due to a “tour illness,” with refunds being issued and affected fans receiving priority access to purchase tickets for his next scheduled show in the city on July 24. ⁠Music-News.comLily Allen will be the subject of a new feature-length documentary coming to Prime Video in 2027, tracing her rise from the “Queen of MySpace” to a global pop figure and exploring her resilience, reinvention, and return to music. ⁠Variety Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.