iHeartRadio LIVE

John Mellencamp invited listeners inside his Belmont Mall studio in Indiana for what felt less like a broadcast and more like a living-room jam session. Hosted by Jim Kerr, the special blended loose, hit-filled performances (“Small Town,” “Pink Houses,” “Hurt So Good”) with candid reflections on staying rooted, aging honestly, and why now felt like the right time to return to amphitheaters. Mellencamp also previewed his upcoming Dancing Words Tour: The Greatest Hits, promising a deep-catalog setlist fans have been asking for for years. The result was one of the most personal iHeart broadcasts ever—proof that, even after five decades, Mellencamp’s music still sounds best played where it was born.
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Madison Beer kicks off the release of his new album Before I Forget with an intimate iHeartRadio listening event packed with candid stories and live fan interaction. Check out the songs here: https://www.iheart.com/artist/madison-beer-930492/albums/locket-373255105
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The Kid LAROI kicks off the release of his new album Before I Forget with an intimate iHeartRadio listening event packed with candid stories and live fan interaction. He opens up about why he scrapped an entire album’s worth of material, what it’s like to create under pressure, and how he channeled heartbreak into songwriting while blending pop with classic R&B influences to craft his most personal work to date. Check out the songs here: https://www.iheart.com/artist/the-kid-laroi-32433934/albums/before-i-forget-371577913/
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Pentatonix visited the Empire State Building for a lighting ceremony in celebration of the iHeartRadio Holiday Pop Up Party and Special Holiday Music-to-Light Show. While there, the Grammy-winning a cappella group revealed how they came to record a duet with Frank Sinatra on their new holiday album Christmas in the City. Check out the songs here: https://www.iheart.com/artist/pentatonix-655231/albums/christmas-in-the-city-356858495/
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Recorded live at iHeartRadio’s Manhattan headquarters, the rock icon reflects on The Who’s early days — including the band’s enduring bond with New York — and his own far-reaching creative evolution. In addition to unveiling the new ballet adaptation of The Who’s classic 1973 album Quadrophenia, he looks ahead to the art, projects, and possibilities that continue to inspire him after six decades of boundary-pushing work.
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