Columbia's Tyler, the Creator will hold onto the #1 spot in a landslide, while Generation Now/Atlantic’s Lil Uzi Vert and Fiction/Capitol’s The Cure are expected to...

BBR/Republic’s Jelly Roll, who recently scored a #1 chart debut with his album Beautifully Broken, has sparked considerable Grammy buzz as his music and brand prove both resonant and culturally relevant.

In honor of the great Quincy Jones, who left us this on 11/3, we celebrate one of the most important figures in modern music with this selection from our Black History Month special.

RAINMAKERS, our compilation of conversations with top industry players, will be arriving on desks and doorsteps within weeks. The latest volume carries forward our tradition of…

As expected, reunited Brit rockers Oasis will bring their instantly sold-out reunion tour to South America next November, in the form of five stadium shows. Get those cervezas and cervejas on ice!

With a little help from Mark Ronson and Paloma Faith, Sony U.K. Chairman and CEO Jason Iley was honored at the Music Industry Trusts ceremony in London 11/4 in recognition of his three-decade career in music.

Rap dominates the Top 5 this week, with two cuts from Tyler, the Creator's chart-topping album, Chromakopia, landing at #1 and #4.

Team Columbia is feeling particularly festive at the moment, thanks to #1 and #2 chart debuts by Tyler, the Creator and Halsey, respectively. Meanwhile, Big Red is also enjoying heat with breakouts JENNIE and Addison Rae, not to mention Hozier’s monster smash, which is highly touted for Grammy love. It’s all enough to warm the label crew’s hearts as the fall weather turns crisp.

Quincy Jones, one of the most important figures in modern music, died 11/3 at the age of 91 at his home in Los Angeles. No cause was provided.

With Songs of a Lost World, The Cure is heading for its first U.K. Official Albums #1 in 32 years. The singles midweek update, meanwhile, finds Gigi Perez facing strong competition for the top spot.