Girls Girls Girls 2026

With International Women’s Day coming up on March 8, 2026 – here is a new Girls Girls Girls article.

International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8 March, commemorating women’s fight for equality and liberation along with the women’s rights movement. International Women’s Day gives focus to issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence and abuse against women.

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Seattle indie-folk singer/songwriter Where’s Beth (aka Sarabeth Weszely) released a sophomore album called Ache Is A Cricket In The Night.

Upcoming Where’s Beth 2026 Tour Dates

Ahead of her tour and release of Sound of a Woman (due out May 1st), Rita Wilson shared the album’s single “Michelangelo.”

Talking about the song:

City Winery Tour:

Internationally acclaimed, chart-topping K-pop group i-dle officially announced the North American leg of their highly anticipated 2026 i-dle WORLD TOUR [Syncopation]. The announcement came on NBC’s TODAY Show, where the group performed their new single “Mono” (feat. skaiwater).

These K-Pop groups are a lot of fun, and there’s a reason why they draw in million of fans and playing very large arenas across the country… as evident from a recent sold-out show of Katseye at Armory.

NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES

Rising alt-pop singer-songwriter Ally Evenson released her official music video for “Crash My Car For You,” a song taken from her sophomore album Speed Kills (Assemble Sound/Atlantic Records).

To promote the new album, Evenson will try to not crash her car on tour this summer. See dates below.

New Zealand’s Aldous Harding announced her fifth studio album Train On The Island, to be released on May 8, 2026, on Flying Nun Records and 4AD Records.

They sent some details about the record, such as it was co-produced by long-time collaborator John Parish (PJ Harvey, Dry Cleaning) at Rockfield Studios in Monmouth, Wales. The recording of the album featured pedal steel player Joe Harvey-Whyte, harpist Mali Llywelyn, synth artist Thomas Poli, drummer Sebastian Rochford (Polar Bear) and Huw Evans (H. Hawkline) on bass, vocals, acoustic/electric guitar and organ.

We first saw Aldous Harding live in October 2016 and noted what a heavy, heavy New Zealand accent she had: “New Zealand’s Aldous Harding was up next, playing sensitive acoustic songs from her self-titled album (Flying Nun Records). She’s joined by a keyboard player after Harding solo song ‘Swell Does the Skull’. As the first notes were played, I immediate wrote in my notes, “Kate Bush”… and this was later confirmed when she covered Bush’s ‘Wuthering Heights’. Harding’s version is incredibly faithful, complete with dance moves. Highlight of her show is a brand new song, which she said was called ‘White Weight of the Planets’ … which may be incorrect as she does have a heavy accent and I could have misheard her. (Update: Confirmed, I did misheard her). For example, when she said the title of her finale song ‘Horizon’, I have in my notes, “he rising”. Anyway, the ‘Planet’ song was never played before, and she’s actually kind of worried that her manager may find out that she’s playing it on this night. Harding said, “No one film this sh**, okay?””.

TV star Lindsey Kraft (Grace & Frankie, Obliterated) is currently in Australia, as a special guest of Ben Folds’s tour. While she’s downunder, she decided to put together her Adelaide Fringe debut with Lindsey Kraft + A Piano Present: We’ve Been Here Before.

I’m not surprised at all, since I saw Kraft in Nov 2025 and noted: “Opening the show was songwriter, singer, and actor, Lindsey Kraft. She previously appeared with Folds in last year’s Paper Airplane Request tour. Kraft said that all the songs on her brief 35-min set were being written for a Broadway Musical that she’s currently working on (with award-winning producer/songwriter Linda Perry). She said she was “shopping the songs.” I’ve never heard of that term, but I think I got the meaning. She was basically testing her songs on audience to get feedback and see what worked and what didn’t. Maybe finetune some notes or lyrics, or maybe re-work the song for its final recording.”

All of those songs that she was “shopping” is being used in her upcoming piano-driven play/musical.

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Brooklyn’s Elly Kace released a new album The Seventh Gate. The singer studied in conservatory-style opera programs and performed across the globe at esteemed cultural institutions such as Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center.

Kace adds:

Track listing:

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