The Weeknd has officially canceled his previously postponed Australia and New Zealand stadium tour. Information was sent to ticketholders confirming that all tickets would be refunded but did note that Live Nation was still hopeful new dates could be scheduled at some stage.

The Weeknd has officially canceled his previously postponed Australia and New Zealand stadium tour.

Information was sent to ticketholders confirming that all tickets would be refunded but did note that Live Nation was still hopeful new dates could be scheduled at some stage.

Those who held onto tickets after the shows were originally rescheduled "will be able to access a priority purchase window for the new tour in Australia and New Zealand when announced."

The Canadian R&B superstar had initially scheduled an 11-date stadium tour of Australia and New Zealand for last November and December.

Then, two weeks before the After Hours Til Dawn Tour was due to kick off, the trek was shelved "due to unforeseen circumstances."

A statement issued at the time confirmed that new dates would be announced for 2024 and current tickets would be valid for those new shows.

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21 Savage has earned his seventh No. 1 on Billboard's Rhythmic Airplay chart with "Redrum." "Redrum" rose from No. 4 to the top spot on the list dated April 27.

21 Savage has earned his seventh No. 1 on Billboard's Rhythmic Airplay chart with "Redrum."

"Redrum" rose from No. 4 to the top spot on the list dated April 27. The single earned a 13% surge in plays, making it the most-played song on U.S.-monitored rhythmic radio stations in the tracking week of April 12-18, according to Luminate.

"Redrum" is a song from 21 Savage's third studio album, American Dream. The song's title is also referenced from the Stanley Kubrick film The Shining, which is based on the novel by Stephen King of the same name.

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A man who used to work as a cameraman for Megan Thee Stallion has filed a harassment lawsuit in a California court against the hip-hop superstar, alleging that her conduct created a hostile work environment.

A man who used to work as a cameraman for Megan Thee Stallion has filed a harassment lawsuit in a California court against the hip-hop superstar, alleging that her conduct created a hostile work environment.

According to media sources, the complaint from Emilio Garcia says Megan's "conduct created a hostile work environment for Plaintiff, making the conditions of his employment intolerable in direct contravention of various statutes and state law decisions."

Garcia, who claims that he started working full-time with the artist in September 2019, says he was told "unexpectedly" in June 2023 that "his services would no longer be required by [Megan Thee Stallion]."

In the complaint, Garcia claims that the rapper's violations of the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) began in June 2022 while he was on tour with the musician in Ibiza, Spain. Garcia alleges that he was in an SUV with Megan and three other women when the rapper "and one of the other women start having sex right beside [him]." Garcia says that the incident left him "embarrassed, mortified and offended throughout the whole ordeal."

The lawsuit says that Megan told Garcia to not discuss the incident and made "fat-shaming comments" toward him. Garcia also claims that he "noticed a change in how he was treated and saw a decrease in the number of bookings he received from [Megan Thee Stallion]."

The cameraman has also alleged that he was not compensated properly for his work and was denied overtime payment and proper meal and rest breaks.

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