Rave News Today — September 12, 2026
Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica Cancels Inaugural Event Due to Hurricane Marie and more — today's rave signal.
The world of entertainment is abuzz with news that's got everyone talking, and we've got the scoop for you. The highly anticipated Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica has been cancelled due to Hurricane Marie, leaving fans disappointed but also highlighting the impact of extreme weather on outdoor events. On a more upbeat note, punk rock enthusiasts are in for a treat as members of X-Ray Spex, the Raincoats, and the Slits have come together to form a supergroup that will be performing at the London Punk Festival, promising a thrilling experience for all who attend. This exciting development is a testament to the enduring power of music to bring people together and create something new and exciting.
But it's not all about the music - the world of television is also undergoing a significant shift, with some arguing that the era of prestige TV is coming to an end, as exemplified by the success of shows like 'The Bear'. Meanwhile, across the pond, British comedy is experiencing a resurgence thanks to shows like 'SNL U.K.' and 'Mock the Week', proving that laughter is still the best medicine. And if you're looking for a new destination to visit, Thailand is betting big on film tourism, turning movie locations into travel destinations that are sure to delight fans of the big screen. From music and TV to film and comedy, there's something for everyone in today's headlines, and we're excited to dive in and explore it all with you.
Today's signal:
• Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica Cancels Inaugural Event Due to Hurricane Marie (rollingstone.com)
• X-Ray Spex, the Raincoats, the Slits Members Form Supergroup for London Punk Festival (rollingstone.com)
• ‘The Bear’ and the End of Prestige TV (rollingstone.com)
• Thailand Bets on Film Tourism to Turn Movie Locations Into Travel Destinations (variety.com)
• British Comedy Is Back: How the U.K.’s Funny Business Is Rallying Thanks to ‘SNL U.K.’ and ‘Mock the Week’ (variety.com)