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Rebecca Black joins Billboard’s On the Record to go deep on one of the biggest questions in music right now: […]

When Sombr returns to Australia and New Zealand next year, he’ll play the biggest arenas in both markets. The U.S.

George Michael has left us, but the British pop star and his music will never be forgotten. A newly restored concert

Adéla is on the rise, and her anticipated debut album PRIMA might send her straight to the top. Before launching

A host of Latin stars will arrive in Las Vegas to take part in the traditional Mexican Independence Day celebrations,

Jason Isbell is leading a new class action lawsuit that accuses Suno of designing its AI music generator to evoke

Dolly Parton is on course for her first-ever No. 1 on the Official U.K. Singles Chart following a posthumous surge

The Iceman has defrosted. Drake was a surprise guest at Don Toliver’s show in Toronto, as he brought the OCTANE

While there’s no question Dolly Parton was popular, she had no intention of “going pop” throughout her 60-plus-year career. On

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