Tune In: Noah Kahan Leads The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping Soundtrack
From movie soundtracks to pop star documentaries, we’re back to bring you all the music news you might have missed this week!
Hillary Duff Leads The Cat In The Hat Movie Soundtrack With New Single
Hillary Duff is entering her Dr. Seuss era with her new single “CATastrophe” for the new The Cat In The Hat film. The upbeat pop track music video sees Duff in a dreamy pastel Seussian-inspired world as she sings about getting your life turned upside down.
Watch the music video, above!
Noah Kahan Drops Song For The Hunger Games Sunrise On The Reaping
Evil banjo man aka Noah Kahan is at it again!
Rumors of the folkpop singer potentially being featured in The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping film had the Internet in a frenzy and our wishes came true. Kahan’s new single “Draw You Out” will lead the film’s soundtrack album. Yhe aching story of Haymitch Abernathy and Lenore Dove is felt throughout the song.
Available for streaming everywhere.
Olivia Rodrigo Announces The Unraveled Tour Pop Up Experience
American Express and Olivia Rodrigo have teamed up once again to bring fans into the you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love album!
Similar to Rodrigo’s GUTS gallery, The Unraveled Tour Experience is a multi-city immersive fan pop-up experience where you can shop exclusive merch, make handmade flowers, and take part in plenty of photo-ops. American Express card members will have early access to the free event kicking off in Washington D.C. on October 3 at 11am-12pm. General public access will commence 12pm-7pm local time.
Sabrina Carpenter Set To Play Ginger Rogers
Sabrina Carpenter returns to our screen in the new Fred Astaire biopic!
The singer will play famous Golden Age Hollywood actress Ginger Rogers alongside Tom Holland and Margaret Qualley. The untitled film, directed by Paul King, will follow Astaire and his legacy on film and dance.
KATSEYE Documentary Gets Streaming Release Date
Pinky up! In August, global girl group KATSEYE gave fans an inside look at their rise to fame with the theatrical release of their documentary KATSEYE: Wild Hearts. Now, those who missed out or want to revel in their journey can finally enjoy it on streaming. Grab some boba tea, a couple snacks, your bestest of friends, and get wild!
KATSEYE: Wild Hearts comes to Disney+ and Hulu on October 16.
