Here are just a few artists who’ve covered Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club” since last summer: Kacey Musgraves, Blink-182, Ed Sheeran, the Dismemberment Plan, and as of last Saturday, Corey Taylor.

This weekend marked My Morning Jacket’s annual One Big Holiday, the three-night “music vacation” they host on Miramar Beach in Florida. The band played all three nights, with artists like Dinosaur Jr., S.G. Goodman, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and more rounding out the schedule. My Morning Jacket did quite a few covers with their various pals at the fest.

Local authorities in Mexico City shut down this weekend’s AXE Ceremonia festival on Saturday after two people were killed by a crane that collapsed. The incident occurred at around 5:30 p.m. local time during Meme Del Real’s set, when a gust of wind shook the metal structure that was carrying a decorative object. The two people killed were both photographers and received care on-site before being transported to a hospital and pronounced dead.

For the latest episode of CBS Saturday Morning, Brook Silva-Braga did some investigating to try to figure out why buying concert tickets has become such a pain. Among the people Silva-Braga interviewed was Andrew McMahon of the recently-reunited “emo rock band” Something Corporate, and the frontman broke down where the money from each ticket sold actually goes. He wasn’t able to disclose the venue, but he detailed a show where the gross potential money made was close to $200,000. After paying out venue and crew costs, the band made about $10 a ticket — which they split five ways.

Dave Allen, the founding bassist of English post-punk greats Gang Of Four, died last Saturday at 69. His former bandmate Hugo Burnham confirmed the news in a post today on Gang Of Four’s Instagram account, noting that Allen had been living with early-onset dementia for the last several years of his life.

Dua Lipa is having a fun time doing a bunch of covers on tour. Over in Australia and New Zealand, she’s been paying homage to local artists including AC/DC, Natalie Imbruglia, Kylie Minogue, and INXS by singing their songs over the past couple of weeks. Last Wednesday in Auckland, she did Lorde’s “Royals,” and on Friday at another Auckland show, she did Crowded House’s “Don’t Dream It’s Over” with the band’s own Neil Finn.

On Friday (Apr. 4), Momma released our Album Of The Week, Welcome To My Blue Sky. The indie rock crew also brought it to New York City for a surprise release show.

Chicago heavy noise-rock band Meth. have been kicked off of their tour with British extreme metal outfit Dragged Into Sunlight. In a statement, Meth. explained they were removed from the lineup “purely on the basis our last album being released by Prosthetic Records, who they don’t like.”

It was reported in August that Nine Inch Nails were scoring Disney’s next TRON sequel, which stars Jared Leto, Greta Lee, Jeff Bridges, Evan Peters, and more. Today the first trailer was shared online following its debut at CinemaCon.