Chappell Roan, the rising star who captured hearts with her debut album, reveals she has been receiving unsettling attention from certain fans and has decided to take a break from her career to prioritize her safety.
Ice Spice’s debut album ‘Y2K!’ is set to release on July 26 with collaborations from Travis Scott and Gunna. Fans can expect a mix of hard-hitting bangers and melodic tracks from the rising rapper.
The Weeknd announces a special one-night-only show in Brazil on November 28, with proceeds going to the XO humanitarian fund and World Food Programme. Fans are advised to purchase tickets early.
Katherine Jackson’s challenge to the Michael Jackson Estate’s sale of his music rights to Sony has failed, with an appellate panel ruling in favor of the estate. The decision is a significant victory in the ongoing legal battles surrounding Jackson’s legacy.
After over a decade, Joe Jonas is back with his highly anticipated solo album, “Music for People Who Believe in Love,” set to release this fall. The lead single, “Work It Out,” drops on July 19 and promises a mix of nostalgia and evolution as the former Jonas Brother reflects on love and self-discovery.
Soda Stereo, the influential Argentinian rock band, has announced the upcoming release of an unreleased song from their early days, accompanied by a music video featuring never-before-seen footage. The band’s legacy lives on, and this new release is a treat for fans and a chance for new listeners to discover their iconic sound.
Judge Shakura L. Ingram has recused herself from the RICO case of rapper YSL due to a potential conflict of interest, causing further delays in the highly publicized trial.
Gracie Abrams releases powerful music video for her latest single “I Love You, I’m Sorry” showcasing her raw and emotional songwriting abilities.
Oz Perkins, director of the horror film “Longlegs,” credits his obsession with Seventies glam-rock band T. Rex for inspiring the film’s eerie vibe. The band’s music and frontman, Marc Bolan, played a crucial role in creating the film’s unsettling atmosphere and sense of mystique.
Phish wowed fans with their epic musical skills on NPR’s Tiny Desk. Despite the cramped space, the jam band delivered an unforgettable performance, showcasing their signature blend of rock, funk, and jazz.