Morgan Wallen is giving a proper release to the song "Lies Lies Lies," which came out only on YouTube in March. The track arrives 7/5 in tandem with Wallen's debut at London's Hyde Park the day before.

Eminem is back with "Tobey" f/Big Sean and Babytron, the follow-up to his wildly successful "Houdini," both from The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce), out 7/12.

Sabrina Carpenter is loving life and having an absolutely incendiary run—if only she didn’t have to endure the sour ordeal of this HITS cover appearance.

Thanks to ICLG, Camila Cabello's "HOT UPTOWN" f/Drake is the #1 most-added track at Top 40 and Rhythm. Warner's RÜFÜS DU SOL summits Modern Rock with “Music Is Better.”

In 2020 Rusty Gaston was tapped by Sony Music Publishing boss Jon Platt to run the company’s Nashville office, and he has since closed deals with the likes of Ashley Gorley, Cole Swindell, Lainey Wilson, Miranda Lambert, Kane Brown, Luke Bryan, Gabby Barrett, Chris Young and Dolly Parton—and played a key role in signing and championing hot talents like Nate Smith and Megan Moroney.

It’s been quite a run for Island co-rulers Imran Majid and Justin Eshak, who have followed up Sabrina Carpenter’s explosive performance in the marketplace with the breaking of Chappell Roan.

Karen Glauber devotes a chunk of her latest Post Toasted column to the “many incredible female artists available for airplay,” including Clairo, girl in red, The Last Dinner Party, Billie Eilish, beabadoobee and Chappell Roan, whose “Good Luck, Babe!” has been added at KNDD. “I love that the station embraces songs that go beyond the third single by aging ’90s artists,” KG quips.

Tom Petty's estate has inked a worldwide admin deal with Warner Chappell Music for "the vast majority" of the songs written by the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer for both the Heartbreakers and solo recording projects.