Some of the most impactful truth-tellers of our time flipped their red, white and blue to demonstrate the subversive power of ...

The album drops on July 4, exactly one year after its first single, “Joyride,” which didn’t end up being the song of summer 2024, but was a solid contender nonetheless. Even with all the on-the-nose ...

Justin Bieber may soon release a new album. Billboards with the word "Swag" are appearing. He shared photos of these ...

The “Queen of Memphis” comes to Essence fest with her 2024 album “Glorious” in tow. GloRilla built a viral anthem in “Typa” — featuring a Keyshia Cole cameo — and continues to turn heads on BET and ...

Today in Music History for July 5: Use precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a device. Personalised advertising and ...

The Beatles recorded "Helter Skelter"; Sly and The Family Stone got into trouble with the law; John Lennon was ordered to leave the country; Nico passed away; and the first year of Lollapalooza took ...

TAMPA — Toto, Men at Work, and Christopher Cross have teamed up for a global tour. The outing will bring the musical artists ...

After a day of touring the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, the North Carolina Museum of History, or enjoying Pullen Park, Captain Stanley’s offers a welcome respite from tourist-oriented ...

Sabrina Carpenter pokes fun at 'Man's Best Friend' album cover controversy with alternate cover artwork she says was "approved by God." ...

The “Ready or Not” singer may not fit into today’s music economy, and she may not be actively trying to be relevant, but her name carries weight.

Sabrina Carpenter dropped a second album cover just a week after the original sparked a flood of discourse so noisy, nuanced, and well-cited, it nearly imploded the concept of feminism.

From pioneering independent rap record labels to pursuing pro hoops, if there’s anything a rapper tries, Percy Miller tried it already.