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Madonna Says ‘Confessions II’ Was Born From Biopic Delays

[ad_1] Madonna just made some big confessions about the origin of her upcoming album, Confessions II, which she says emerged from the frustration of having her biopic repeatedly kicked down the line. In her Interview cover story published Monday (June 22), the pop superstar finally spoke openly about why her long-awaited screen project has experienced

Oliver Tree’s Baby Geniuses Grant for Artists Announced After His Death

[ad_1] Oliver Tree‘s team has shared an update following the singer’s death in a helicopter crash June 14, revealing that a special grant is launching soon in his honor to support artists in need of financing, as outlined in his will before he died. Alongside a carousel of photos of Tree from his various travels,

SummerStage’s Joe Killian on Al Green, Central Park in ’80s & More

[ad_1] When I meet Joe Killian at Central Park’s Rumsey Playfield — the outdoor concert venue that SummerStage has called home since 1990 — it’s a gorgeous summer morning in New York City. After unceremoniously tripping up a staircase, I make a comment about the weather to that effect. Killian gently corrects me: it’s not a

Ariana Grande ‘Petal’ Album: Everything We Know

[ad_1] Ariana Grande is sowing the seeds of a new era. The pop star announced her highly anticipated eighth studio album Petal via Instagram on April 28. After previously stating that she would need “an extra brain and four more arms” to release a new album this summer, Grande began hinting at the possibility of

Looking Back At The Country Duo’s Career Milestones

[ad_1] “We’re back, baby!” With just a few words onstage at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium during CMA Fest in June 2026, Florida Georgia Line‘s Tyler Hubbard officially confirmed what fans had been speculating about for months — the country duo has reunited after a years-long hiatus. The duo’s Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley were college classmates,

Jay-Z’s ‘Reasonable Doubt’ to Be Celebrated With NYC Activations

[ad_1] With Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt set to turn 30 on Thursday (June 25), Roc Nation announced plans for various pop-ups, activations and experiences across New York City commemorating Hov’s debut album. Explore See latest videos, charts and news The JAŸ-Z 30 celebration kicks off at 11 a.m. ET in lower Manhattan and Brooklyn’s Dumbo neighborhood

Universal Music Latino to Release Operación Triunfo USA Soundtrack

[ad_1] Universal Music Latino and Telemundo are teaming up this summer to bring Operación Triunfo Estados Unidos to life, the U.S. version of the celebrated music competition that first aired in Spain in 2001 and helped launch the careers of international stars like David Bisbal, Aitana and Lola Indigo, Billboard can exclusively announce today (June

New Album ‘Heartcore’, Touring & Anime Fandom

[ad_1] There was a moment, as experimental alt-pop singer Au/Ra entered her mid-teens, when her imagination seemed to lose its autonomy. Songwriting no longer came naturally; it was as though she’d forgotten how her music had come about in the first place. Explore See latest videos, charts and news “I was successful to a certain

Number One Albums on Billboard 200 With the Longest Titles

[ad_1] Olivia Rodrigo’s first two studio albums, Sour and Guts, both had very short titles. So, the pop star was due for a more expansive title on her just-released third studio album. She came through with a 10-word doozy: You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love. The album enters the Billboard 200

Johnny Marr to Auction Historic Guitar Collection at Christie’s London

[ad_1] Johnny Marr’s legendary guitars are set to go under the hammer this summer. In a landmark sale taking place at Christie’s in London on Sept. 17, Marr is set to auction a vast collection of instruments that have helped define some of the most influential British indie music of the past four decades. Titled

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