2hollis swings back to dance pop on his new single Sex
Two months after the industrial-leaning Hurt, the rapper and singer has gone back to something built for a big room.
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Country Radio Broadcasters names a 2027 board drawn from labels, radio and streaming
Kurt Johnson stays on as president, four new directors join, and the next Country Radio Seminar is set for March in Nashville.
Luke Bryan marks his album Signs with a Live From Roku City set
The taped performance goes up on 19 September and includes a cover of the Cheers theme alongside two of his own songs.
Kenny Chesney says three years of time went into the album Silver Sands Marina
Two years at the Sphere and a book kept him off the usual release treadmill, and eleven songs came out of it.
Dolly Parton's Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol books 25 cities of holiday tour dates
The musical recasts Scrooge as a mining company owner in 1930s Tennessee, and opens in West Virginia on 14 November.
Bad Boy label co-founder Kirk Burrowes presses a 25 percent claim on Diddy's mother
A judge threw out Janice Combs's first attempt to end the case, but only because the complaint it attacked no longer exists.
Blackpink singer Rose releases a solo single called new trick
Her last one outside the group, the Bruno Mars collaboration APT, is still the biggest solo song any member has had.
Vetusta Morla end a two-year silence with the single Si vuelves
The Madrid sextet recorded it live in one room, and the title nods to a line from the exiled Spanish minister Fernando de los Rios.
The Weeknd rules out retirement and calls the break a hibernation
Abel Tesfaye told GQ Hong Kong he had a glimpse of retirement and did not like it, after five years of albums, a TV show and a film.
Justifications, the new band from two founders of The Red Chord, release Urge To Kill
Guy Kozowyk and Kevin Rampelberg have a hardcore group together again, and its first song runs under two minutes.
Curly Castro opens his album Yaphet with a six-minute posse cut, Black Don't Crack
billy woods, Fatboi Sharif, Blueprint, Brian Ennals, SKECH185 and AJ Suede all turn up on the Philadelphia rapper's opening track.
An unreleased Neal Casal song, Muscatine, opens a posthumous album of home recordings
Twelve tracks the singer-songwriter cut at home on a gifted eight-track machine arrive on 6 November, seven years after his death.
Punk In The Park promoter Brew Ha Ha plans a new punk festival after the boycott
Cameron Collins cancelled everything he had booked when acts refused to play over his donation to Donald Trump.
Animal Collective add more Feels shows after ticket bots hit the first pair
The band's first gigs in four years sold out fast and largely to software, so two more have gone on the schedule.
Rapper turned country singer Chanel West Coast refuses to apologise for the switch
She says the criticism followed her out of hip-hop and into country, and that it has never changed what she records.
Kenny Chesney books a one-night Nashville concert for Silver Sands Marina
Tickets are ten dollars through a lottery, and a plaza takeover runs across the two days around the show.
Drew Baldridge answers a label executive who told the singer he was not cool enough
His first major-label album runs 16 tracks in three parts, and one of them is a song about being told to be somebody else.
Universal Music Group and Sony sue Suno again over its v6 AI models
The second complaint covers 60,202 recordings and argues a model trained on an infringing model's output is still infringing.
Rush pay belated tribute to drummer Neil Peart in No One's Disciple
The CBC documentary premieres at Toronto on September 16, with Stewart Copeland, Chad Smith and Danny Carey jamming alongside Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson.
DJ James Hype teases a 16-deck setup and says we have been thinking too small
The producer behind Ferrari has posted a rig that would surround him with CDJs, without saying whether it ever leaves the studio.
Tune-Yards book a US tour called The Ones That Love You, opening in Chicago
Nine dates run from 5 November to 18 November in small rooms, with the pop duo Rituals of Mine opening every night.
Hayley Williams plays the song Airplanes with Rico Nasty, 16 years on
The pair closed the encore at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, where Nasty had opened the show earlier that night.
Producer Mally Mall gets 17 months for breaching his supervised release
He admitted five violations in a Las Vegas court, among them a failed drug test and a room he hid from probation officers.
Pulp film What Do You Do For An Encore? reaches cinemas and MUBI
Garth Jennings cut 90 minutes from two sold-out O2 nights, with a stripped-back Something Changed for Steve Mackey.
Strange Pains share the single Lucifer Disguised as their album slips to October
Ted Bradley's Providence project has a new song out, while the record it belongs to moves back by a month.
Beck shot the Run Away video in Tokyo with the actor Tadanobu Asano
Mikai Karl directed it on location in Japan, the second arthouse lead Beck has cast for this record.
Matt Berninger of The National surprise-releases the Type It Up EP
Six tracks, a Rosanne Cash guest turn and a chorus he rewrote because audiences kept hearing something ruder.
Valley book a 2027 world tour with 12 Canadian shows and a Massey Hall finish
The Toronto band open in Quebec City in February and reach London, Berlin and Paris by May.
Hayboy releases the single smartness and dollars from a coming album
Daniel Brown cut the West Virginia songwriter's new track in one take, loud enough for a room.
Skepta puts Chase & Status and Suggs on the single Innocent Smile
The track is lifted from his coming album The Fork and Knife, out through Big Smoke Records and Epic.