The Killers are having fun this month. While celebrating 20 years of their seminal debut Hot Fuss, the band covered “Maps” by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs at Gov Ball and “A Little Respect” by Erasure the evening before at Bowery Ballroom. On Friday during the second night of the Rebel Diamonds Tour, they performed the Kinks’ 1982 song “Come Dancing” in Dublin.

A couple of weeks ago, Crowded House released their new album Gravity Stairs. The band brought “Teenage Summer” to late-night television earlier this month, and today they performed that track, “The Howl,” and their 1991 classic “Weather With You” on CBS’ Saturday Sessions.

The classic hip-hop movie Beat Street premiered in theaters 40 years ago this month. On Friday at the Tribeca Film Festival, rap great Nas announced he will be helping on a musical adaptation with Arthur Baker.

Earlier this week, the model for Duran Duran’s Rio cover was finally identified. On Friday, the band’s frontman Simon Le Bon made an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honors, along with Heather Small of M People and Liz Pemberton-Mitchell of Boney M.

On Friday, James Blake held a 12-hour event full of DJ sets and performances, taking place at New York’s Knockdown Center from 5PM-5AM. On Wednesday and Thursday, the British singer and producer performed piano shows with covers of Frank Ocean, Joni Mitchell, Feist, and more. Today, he unleashed a surprise EP titled CMYK 002.

Tinashe’s hit “Nasty” is everywhere. The musician brought the infectious tune to late-night television earlier this week; in addition to being viral on TikTok, the track has been absurdly remixed with Beach House’s “Space Song” by users on the platform. On Friday, Janet Jackson performed a mash-up of her own 1986 song “Nasty” and Tinashe’s in Utah.