Daily Music Headlines July 23rd, 2026

**Eileen Rivera** (0:01)
It's Thursday, July 23rd. I'm Eileen Rivera, and here are your music headlines for today. Johnny Cash's personal archives will be permanently housed at Belmont University in Nashville, as part of the new Johnny Cash Learning Center at the Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business, following a partnership with the Cash family. The collection includes handwritten lyrics, personal letters, photographs, stage costumes, instruments, awards and other rare memorabilia that will support education, research and public exhibitions, celebrating Cash's life and legacy.
Love Actually in Concert is returning for the 2026 holiday season with a 30 city North American tour, pairing screenings of the beloved 2003 romantic comedy with a live orchestra performing the film soundtrack in sync with the movie. The tour launches November 16th in Washington DC and will stop in cities including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston, Atlanta, and Toronto.
Shakira and Burna Boy's FIFA World Cup anthem, Dai Dai, received a major streaming boost after the duo performed it during the tournament's halftime show, posting its biggest single day streaming total since its release. The high-profile performance sparked renewed listener interest and helped extend the song's global momentum. Oasis 1995 classic, What's the Story, Morning Glory, has officially overtaken the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band to become the best-selling studio album in UK history, according to the official charts company. Fueled partly by the renewed interest following the band's successful reunion, the album has accumulated 6.2 million UK chart units. Queen's Greatest Hits and ABBA's Gold remain the country's two best-selling albums overall.
Harry Styles canceled his July 21st concert in Sao Paulo, Brazil, due to an unspecified health issue affecting his ongoing Together Together World Tour. Live Nation Brazil announced that fans with tickets for the canceled Moran B Stadium show will receive refunds while the artist's next scheduled performance in Sao Paulo is expected to continue as planned. Lisa's first feature-length documentary, Always Lalisa, will make its world premiere in the Gala program at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, which runs September 10th through the 20th. Directed by Sue Kim, the film offers an intimate look at the Blackpink star's journey from her childhood ambitions to becoming a global solo artist, capturing her life both on and off stage. Lily Allen will be the subject of a new feature-length documentary coming to Prime Video in 2027, chronicling her life, career and evolution as an artist. Directed by Matt Whitecross, known for music documentaries including Oasis, Supersonic and Coldplay, A Head Full of Dreams, the film will explore Allen's rise from the queen of MySpace to a global pop figure. The documentary will include interviews with people close to Allen and focus on themes resilience, reinvention and her return to music following the success of her album West End Girl. Now, let's take a look at Japan's Hot 100 Billboard Chart. At number 5, Yodaka by Kenji Yunezu. At number 4, Power of Love by Fruits Zipper. At number 3, Yo Aidan by NCT Wish. At number 2, Brand New by Mrs. Green Apple. And at number 1, Bugs Life by Number I. Have you had tickets to a concert canceled at the last minute? Let us know in the Daily Music Headlines Discord at tiny.cc slash dmh Discord. For Anthony Lemos, I'm Eileen Rivera. That's it for today. We'll catch you on the flip side.
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