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Denise Marsa just dropped “EVER DIE,” a high-energy dance-pop anthem that’s more than just a club banger—it’s a rallying cry for unity and awareness. With eight Top Ten hits on the UK Music Week Commercial Pop Dance Chart since 2024, she’s proving her global dancefloor dominance. Blending infectious beats with emotionally resonant lyrics, Marsa uses her self-taught artistry and entrepreneurial spi...

London’s soulful singer-songwriter JONES drops her first new track of the year, “When Life Calls,” a dreamy neo-soul indie-pop anthem that channels the warm, nostalgic vibes of the 90s and early 2000s. With infectious harmonies, smooth melodies, and a production that feels like a perfect spring day, the song perfectly bridges her signature bedroom pop charm with rich, soulful textures. It’s a conf...

iHeartMedia, America’s largest radio company, has reached a major settlement with the FCC over allegations of “showola” — a modern twist on payola — where artists were allegedly pressured to play gigs for free or cheap in exchange for more airplay. Though iHeart didn’t admit wrongdoing or pay fines, it agreed to new reporting rules requiring detailed disclosures on song play rates versus live even...

Boosie drops a fiery new track, “Reality Check Finish,” directly calling out Jay-Z over Rymir Satterwaite — a man who’s claimed Hov as his father since the ’90s. The song sparks renewed attention on a decades-long legal battle where Rymir, through his godmother, has fought for DNA confirmation and parental acknowledgment, only to face repeated courtroom setbacks, including a judge ordering Jay-Z’s...

Mick Jagger drops a bombshell: Paul McCartney just contributed vocals to two new Rolling Stones tracks—“Bite Your Head Off” and “Covered in You”—for their upcoming album Foreign Tongues, set to drop tomorrow. He also revisits the Beatles’ legacy, crediting them for giving the Stones “I Wanna Be Your Man,” a song that became a massive hit. Jagger downplays any lingering rivalry, calling their music...

Jordan Davis reveals how Thomas Rhett’s genuine kindness and character have profoundly shaped him—not just as a musician but as a person. Meeting Rhett in 2016 at a Baton Rouge show, despite their opposing college loyalties, Davis was instantly struck by Rhett’s talent and authenticity. What amazed Davis most was Rhett’s unwavering integrity, his role as a devoted family man, and his willingness t...

Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson calls the current band Dave Mustaine’s solo project, saying the sound changes without him — and that the magic was always in the Mustaine-Ellefson duo. He’s voiced this since 2026, even reviewing Megadeth’s latest as sounding more like Mustaine’s solo record. Tensions led to his 2021 exit, reportedly sparked by an online incident, and Mustaine confirmed no pa...

Bill Ward, legendary Black Sabbath drummer, reveals he’ll be using a wheelchair more often at public events — not because he’s retiring, but to manage his physical needs while staying active in music. Still passionate and committed, he’s embracing transparency to avoid misconceptions, proving he’s far from done rocking. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/disc...

The B-52s are unleashing a legendary reissue of their 1982 EP Mesopotamia, now expanded as Ancient Culture: Mesopotamia Revisited—the version they originally dreamed up before management hijacked it. This triple-disc set (CD or LP) drops August 21st, featuring remastered tracks, unreleased songs, remixes, and a full live concert from the Roseland Ballroom in 1982. Produced by David Byrne, the orig...

The Rolling Stones are dropping their new album Foreign Tongues with a jaw-dropping virtual twist: a Roblox game that lets fans explore six decades of Stones history, unlock rare virtual items, and even influence a live interactive performance. The experience blends digital play with real-world merch, featuring reimagined tongue logos and community-driven events. From July 17-19, the game transfor...

Nas drops a fiery tribute playlist on TIDAL, “Curated By God’s Son: Hov,” celebrating Jay-Z’s Yankee Stadium shows with deep cuts from Reasonable Doubt to The Blueprint — even the track that sparked their legendary beef. It’s a powerful symbol of reconciliation and mutual respect between two hip-hop titans, timed perfectly for Jay-Z’s milestone anniversary performances. Fans are buzzing — could Na...

Metal band Mental Cruelty unleashes their frostbitten new video for “The Serpent of Midgard,” a mythologically charged anthem about Loki’s serpent Jormungandr and his clash with Thor. Channeling the raw aggression of bands like Signs of the Swarm, the track’s sonic fury matches the subzero filming conditions — yes, they braved the cold for authenticity. The visuals promise to match the music’s int...

Colin Hay, the voice behind Men at Work, reflects on his explosive rise to fame, chart-topping hits like “Down Under,” and the personal toll of early stardom — from internal band clashes to a grueling copyright battle — while revealing how he reinvented himself as a solo artist and continues to thrive, proving resilience and reinvention are the keys to lasting success. Listen in comfort: Get a dis...

The third installment of Why Did I Get Married Again? drops on Netflix September 9, bringing back the original cast—Jill Scott, Michael Jai White, Tasha Smith, Lamman Rucker, and Sharon Leal—for a high-stakes wedding in Italy. As Marcus and Angela’s daughter ties the knot, the couples confront decades-old tensions, rediscover their evolving love, and reflect on why they’re still together despite l...

Iron Maiden is set to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2026 — a long-awaited honor after years of eligibility — but the band isn’t rushing to celebrate. With a massive tour in Australia overlapping the LA ceremony, frontman Bruce Dickinson and bassist Steve Harris flat-out reject the idea of attending, calling the Hall of Fame “a load of bollocks” and insisting rock is a living,...

Jack Osbourne revealed the emotional moment he shared with his father, Ozzy, after the legendary “Back to the Beginning” show in 2026 — Ozzy’s final performance, a historic reunion of Black Sabbath’s original lineup including Bill Ward, and a city-wide celebration in Birmingham. Jack described the atmosphere as a rocket launch, filled with tears and awe, watching from the side with his siblings an...

Twin Temple, the married duo Alexandra and Zachary James, were abruptly pulled from a tour with country artist Charley Crockett over their “Satanic imagery,” sparking disappointment and a defiant “HAIL SATAN! 93/93” as they champion artistic freedom and cross-genre unity. Though sidelined from the Crockett run, they’re hitting the road again this fall supporting Danzig — proving their bold, doo-wo...

Bon Scott’s 80th birthday gets a legendary tribute as his official YouTube channel drops rare footage, fan tributes, and deep cuts—including a 1971 Fraternity performance of “Raglan’s Folly”—celebrating his enduring legacy. Big names like Rob Halford and Joe Elliott join in, sharing personal stories and memories from the early AC/DC days, including their UK debut in ’76. Meanwhile, AC/DC gears up...

Bonnie Tyler, the powerhouse voice behind “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” had a surprising country soul — her 1970s hit “It’s a Heartache” topped the country charts, and she even dropped a full country-pop album, “Diamond Cut.” Years later, in 2013, she returned to Nashville for “Rocks and Honey,” teaming up with Carrie Underwood on a cover of “Flat on the Floor” and co-writing “Lord Help Me,” plus...

Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein are reviving the magic of Portlandia with their new podcast Podlandia: A-O Rewatch, diving episode by episode through the entire series with behind-the-scenes tales, nostalgia, and cameos from cast and crew like Kyle MacLachlan and Jonathan Krisel. Produced by Will Ferrell’s Big Money Players, it launches July 16 and drops everywhere podcasts live — plus YouTube....

Rock stars aren’t just stage legends—they’re also college professors, proving that music and academia can coexist. From Agalloch’s Don Anderson, who earned a Ph. D. in literature and now teaches English, to Bad Religion’s Greg Graffin, who got his zoology Ph. D. while touring and now co-teaches evolution, these artists show that creativity, discipline, and structure from music translate beautifull...

Country star Charley Crockett reportedly dropped Satanic-themed band Twin Temple from his tour over “Satanic imagery,” sparking backlash and fan speculation. Twin Temple, who defiantly ended their statement with “HAIL SATAN!”, expressed disappointment but stood by their music. Crockett hasn’t officially commented, but social media is buzzing. This isn’t the first time country artists have faced co...

Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington are back on the road with their wildly chaotic On Cinema at the Cinema tour, now dubbed “The Certified Five Bags of Popcorn Tour,” hitting cities nationwide this fall. Expect movie reviews, personal drama, and the unhinged energy fans love — plus new storylines like Tim Amato’s wild Arizona gubernatorial run and the HEI Network’s bizarre new show Dootle Dots. Tic...

Yelawolf dropped serious love on Jelly Roll when he was barely surviving—taking him on tour, letting him open shows, and gifting him a brand-new Chevrolet Silverado that changed everything. Back then, Jelly was just a struggling artist; now he’s Grammy-winning, arena-selling, and still honoring that bond by calling Yelawolf “my dog.” Their loyalty built a legacy, proving that early belief can turn...

Pandora’s dropping a jaw-dropping new collection called Pandora Wonders — think wild, baroque freshwater pearls shaped like mice, hearts, and pufferfish, set into totally fresh charms. Styled by Harry Lambert (yes, the guy behind Harry Styles’ looks), it’s a playful, boundary-pushing mix of classic elegance and childlike wonder. Launching July 9th, this is just the first wave of a multi-year rollo...