Music & Travel Deals: A New York Times guide to saving money in Reykjavik for the Aug. 12 eclipse spotlights cheap eats, museum time, and tour options to beat heavy traffic. Devotional Tour: Krishna Das announces a five-city India run in Oct/Nov built around immersive kirtan call-and-response. Prog Rock Talk: Steve Hackett says he’d be open to a Genesis reunion, though he doubts a full live get-together. Pop Culture Charity: Justin Bieber’s World Cup final sneakers sold at Christie’s for $26,400 to fund education and soccer access. Global Pop Politics: BTS says it will boycott the 2027 Grammys over a new Best Asian Pop Music category. Classical Spotlight: Aurora Orchestra prepares to perform Mahler’s First “By Heart,” with rehearsals described as “skydiving without a parachute.” Major Beatles News: The Beatles’ Rubber Soul reissue (Oct. 2) will include a previously unreleased John Lennon demo, “Little Girl.” Local Live Music: Riga’s 825th-anniversary August park concerts line up artists from Linda Leen to Latvian hip-hop duo Edavārdi and Eliota. Theater Buzz: Youth productions of Evita are drawing praise in Derry, with the whole plot sung.