Music

In January, ICE agents killed two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, while attempting to arrest and deport undocumented men, women, and children on President Donald Trump’s orders. Those deaths and the violent manner in which ICE operates have sparked protests in Minnesota and around the world. They’ve also caught the attention

Mötley Crüe are declaring a decisive victory in their bitter split with Mick Mars, the founding guitarist who claims the legendary metal band unjustly fired him and cut off payments after he bowed out of a world tour due to chronic illness. In a final arbitration award filed in Los Angeles that surfaced today, a

Music’s biggest night is just around the corner — and it’s already lining up to be a star-studded event full of performances from the top nominees. Kendrick Lamar, Bad Bunny, and Lady Gaga all lead the pack as nominees for the 68th AnnualGrammy Awards, but not all of them have been announced as performers. To

“When you pass on, what you gonna pass down?” the country stars ask in the song, which tells the tale of a landowning family Hardy assembles an all-star cast of male country singers to chronicle the history of a plot of land in the old-timey ballad “McArthur.” Featuring Tim McGraw, Eric Church, and Morgan Wallen,

Slipknot, the band, have dismissed a lawsuit they filed against the owner of Slipknot.com, a website not affiliated with the band that they claimed had been selling bootleg merch. Lawyers for the group, aka Slipknot, Inc., said the group “voluntarily dismisses this action without prejudice” in paperwork, obtained by Rolling Stone, filed Wednesday. The band

The Neptunes’ Chad Hugo is once again suing his production partner Pharrell Williams, claiming he’s owed $1 million from one of the duo’s N.E.R.D. albums. Lawyers for Hugo filed the lawsuit Friday against Williams, alleging that there has been a “systematic denial” of Hugo’s royalties and rights as a partner in the Neptunes and N.E.R.D.,

Beyoncé knows the Beyhive has her back. But just like the pricing tiers for her incredible concerts, the membership to the enormous and beloved fandom has levels. Loving her music, attending her shows, and watching the visuals (when they exist) are only an entry point to an abyss of interviews, documentaries, and internet moments from

Charli XCX discussed The Moment and her burgeoning acting career during a press conference at the Sundance Film Festival, where her quasi-mockumentary premiered Friday. During a Q&A panel following the film’s premiere, the singer was asked about how her real-life persona differs from the exaggerated version of herself that she portrays on-screen, and whether she

The Brooklyn-based band debuts on SNL with two tracks from their latest album, Getting Killed Indie rock band Geese debuted on Saturday Night Live with two tracks from their latest album, Getting Killed. The foursome—joined by their touring keyboardist Sam Revaz—opened with “Au Pays du Cocaine” (In the Land of Cocaine), the eighth song on

President said distance, and not performers, is reason he won’t be at Levi’s Stadium on February 8: “It’s just too far away” Donald Trump revealed in an interview Saturday that he won’t be attending the Super Bowl, and slammed a pair of musical acts set to perform on February 8 in Santa Clara, California. Speaking

Rod Stewart slammed “draft dodger” Donald Trump following the president’s insulting remarks about NATO troops and their role in Afghanistan. In a Fox News interview earlier this week, Trump once again criticized America’s NATO allies, downplaying their contribution in the war on terror. “We’ve never needed them. We have never really asked anything of them,”

The father-son duo covered the classic for a promo video of Survivor’s 50th season Green Day‘s lead singer, Billie Joe Armstrong, is looking to be a hero, just for one day — and taking son Jakob along for the ride. The father-son duo have covered David Bowie‘s “Heroes” to commemorate Survivor‘s 50th season. It’s quite

A little over a month ago, former Flaming Lips multi-instrumentalist commented that he was “moving on” now that his bandmates were “done with [him].” He broke his silence, somewhat, on the matter on Thursday in an interview with Tulsa’s local Fox station. Toward the end of 2024, a “personal crisis,” which he did not detail,

The Grammy-winning soprano singer has canceled two May sets, joining many musicians who have moved away from the performing arts institution Renée Fleming has canceled her scheduled performances at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The Grammy-winning soprano singer joins a long list of musicians who have called off events at the

When John Mayer took the stage at the recent Bob Weir memorial, he could have picked any song in the Grateful Dead catalog to close out the event. Unsurprisingly, he went with “Ripple.” The 1970 American Beauty track wasn’t a single, never received much airplay, and wasn’t even a staple of Grateful Dead concerts outside

Have you ever seen such a beautiful night? During her tour launch in London, a.k.a. her first concert since 2015, Hilary Duff performed “What Dreams Are Made Of” for the first time ever. Held at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, Duff’s 17-song set contained gems from her catalog (“Wake Up,” “Come Clean”), plus tracks off her

Brooklyn Beckham has declared he has no interest in reconciling with his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, accusing them of trying to “endlessly ruin [his] relationship” with wife Nicola Peltz, sabotaging their wedding, and attempting to control the media narrative around the family’s fallout. “I have been silent for years and made every effort to

At 24, Billie Eilish has spent most of her career being honored for her sustainability efforts and positioned as a voice for her generation. While accepting the MLK Jr. Beloved Community Award for Environmental Justice presented by the King Center on Saturday, Jan. 17, the musician flipped the spotlight on the people and organizations that

The track appears on the rapper’s new album, Don’t Be Dumb, released last week A$AP Rocky shared a music video for “Air Force (Black Demarco),” which stars filmmaker Tim Burton, a collaborator on the rapper’s new LP, Don’t Be Dumb. The clip, directed by A$AP Rocky and AWGE, is narrated in the style of Burton’s

Don’t Be Dumb is A$AP Rocky’s first album in eight years, and it seems like he’s been promoting it for nearly as long. (He announced the title in 2022.) In the interim, there’s been a smattering of one-off singles, like 2023’s “Riot (Rowdy Pipe’n)” (with Pharrell Williams) and 2024’s “Tailor Swif,” as well as requisite

Put away your spandex, hairspray, and red bandanna. The Poison 40th anniversary — which Bret Michaels and others in the band spent years teasing — is no longer happening. Poison drummer Rikki Rockett has been strongly suggesting this was the case for several months, but he recently gave Page Six a very frank assessment of

Some songs change your life. Most of the time, it happens unexpectedly. In BUNT.’s case, it happened on a very crowded train. Seated at a table for four somewhere between Hamburg and Stuttgart, surrounded by strangers, movement, and noise, he opened his laptop to make use of the time, and an idea began to take

Peso Plumais gearing up to take his latest album,Dinastía,on the road. The collaborative release with his cousin, Tito Double P, arrived in December, treating listeners to 15-tracks celebrating Mexican corridos. The accompanying live show will lean into those musical roots even more. The Dinastía by Peso Pluma & Friends Tour will kick off on March

J ayDee’s days under the grueling sun, picking peaches in the fields of Yuba City, California, don’t feel that long ago, especially lately. But it’s been almost a decade since the trap-corrido pioneer turned actor was grinding just to make ends meet for his family. In those days, music was a mere hobby. “The sun

Frank Cascio and his siblings allege Michael Jackson groomed, manipulated, and molested them for decades, from the late 1980s until his death in 2009. Today, they appeared in a Beverly Hills courtroom seeking to void a “purported settlement” with Jackson’s estate that they describe as “an unlawful agreement to silence victims of childhood sexual abuse.”

Ed Sheeran brought “Drive” to Jimmy Kimmel Live! with a little help from his friends. The singer was joined by Dave Grohl, John Mayer, Blake Slatkin, Rami Jaffee, and Pino Palladino for a rousing performance of the track, written for the Brad Pitt film F1. The all-star group showcased the rock track with clips from

“The Beatles had been my whole life, really,” begins Paul McCartney in the new documentary trailer for Man on the Run. “When we split up, I thought, ‘I’ll never write another note of music, ever.’” As we all know, fate had quite the contrary up its sleeve. After the dissolution of the Beatles, McCartney formed

We last saw Bruno Mars hit the road for a headlining run with his wildly successful 24K Magic tour, which kicked off in 2017. Now, the Grammy-winning singer is back with The Romantic tour, a global trek in support of his long-awaited fourth solo album of the same name. More than 30 dates were added

Blackpink will release their new mini album, Deadline, on Feb. 27 via YG Entertainment. The album shares its name with the group’s current world tour. Deadline marks Blackpink’s third mini album following 2018’s Square Up and 2019’s Kill This Love. Their most recent full-length album, Born Pink, arrived in 2022. The group teased the release

The “Homecoming” is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 17, and will feature several speakers, including mayor Daniel Lurie The cosmic and legendary life of Bob Weir will be celebrated this weekend in San Francisco, in a public event on Saturday, Jan. 17. “Homecoming: Celebrating the Life of Bobby Weir” will kick off at 12:45 p.m. PT