Gracie Abrams took two songs from The Secret of Us, "I Love You, I'm Sorry" and "That's So True," to the stage for her Saturday Night Live debut.
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In 1999 Starbucks purchased a mini-chain of tastemaking record stores called Hear Music and sold a curated selection of CDs. Its first gambit as a record label was with Ray Charles' Genius Loves Company.
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JYP/Virgin/Imperial/Republic’s Stray Kids are poised to open at #1 with HOP. The 12-track set is projected to do...
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The Grammy nominees speak. Leading off the quotefest are Chappell Roan, Doechii and Clairo.
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On 12/13 a federal appeals court denied TikTok's request to pause enforcement of a law requiring its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to sell the app or face a U.S. ban starting 1/19. Next stop: the Supreme Court.
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PULSE Music Group is toasting a banner year. Co-CEOs Josh Abraham and Scott Cutler added an auspicious debut for their record label to their pubco's ongoing success, fielding multiple...
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Taylor puts another #1 in her stocking, Kendrick continues to get great mileage and ROSÉ has a strong debut on the HITS Top 50 chart.
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TAYLOR, COLDPLAY SHATTER POLLSTAR RECORDSPollstar has confirmed something with its year-end figures that fans learned on their own in 2024: Taylor Swift and Coldplay rule the live-music biz.
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Miles Davis' Kind of Blue is a perfect recording, the kind of transformative work that even non-jazz fans tend to have in their collections and/or playlists. Now, the vinyl-pressing heroes at Analogue Productions are rolling out Birth of the Blue, a new set documenting the 1958 sessions that prefigured Davis' epochal LP.
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Celebrating the 40th anniversary of WHAM!'s holiday classic "Last Christmas," Warner Chappell Music, Sony and TikTok partnered to create a "Last Christmas" in-person experience in London's Coal Drops Yard, with Andrew Ridgeley, Pepsi and Shirlie in attendance.
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