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Linkin Park's 'Unshatter' Documentary Brings the Band's Grief and Comeback to Theaters in September
Directed by band member Joe Hahn and accompanied by a full companion soundtrack, the film confronts what happened after Chester Bennington's death and how the band chose to keep going. It's arriving in cinemas worldwide next month.
Jonas Brothers Resurrect 2008's 'Burning Up Tour' — 45 Cities, Zero Nostalgia Tax
The Jonas Brothers aren't resting on catalog streams. They're hitting 45 North American cities this fall to replay the tour that turned them from Disney darlings into arena headliners — and Pittsburgh is on the map.
Ariana Grande Is Choosing Herself — And the Music Industry Should Pay Attention
At 33, with eight albums and a machine-built career behind her, Grande is publicly naming what it cost her. The London reunion with Cynthia Erivo was the exclamation mark on a very deliberate goodbye — for now.
Courtney Love Survived a 2019 Near-Death Crisis. Now the Album She Made to Say Goodbye Is Done.
The Hole frontwoman says doctors told her she was going to die in England six years ago — she lost her hair, dropped to around 100 pounds, and kept writing anyway. The record she made in that shadow is finally finished.
Ariana Grande Makes Ricky Álvarez Reunion Official — Right as the Eternal Sunshine Tour Hits London
A buried mirror selfie in a 20-photo Instagram dump was all it took. Grande and her 2015-era ex are back, and she's not hiding it anymore.
Rod Stewart, 81, Cancels Tour After Heart Procedure — Minnesota Among the Losses
A routine coronary stent procedure has pulled the veteran rock icon off the road mid-tour, wiping out remaining dates including a high-profile Minnesota State Fair slot. At 81, 'routine' carries more weight than it used to.
Luke Combs Books 12 More Stadiums for 2027 — and Country's Biggest Tour Just Got Bigger
Luke Combs has added a dozen stadium dates to his already-massive My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, rolling into 2027 with a new opening-act lineup. When a country artist is selling out NFL venues twice in the same city, the mainstream conversation is still underselling it.
Swift's Music Pulled from Trump and White House Posts — No Lawsuit Required
Taylor Swift didn't need a courtroom to reclaim her songs from the president's feed. A quiet copyright strike did what a press release never could.
Spotify Brands AI Fake Artists — Then Quietly Buries Them in the Algorithm
The world's largest music platform is finally admitting millions of fake performers have been gaming its system. The 'AI persona' label is a half-measure dressed up as a reckoning.
Usher Claps Back at 'Clone' Rumors After Concert Footage Sparks Viral Frenzy
Fans at MetLife Stadium posted video suggesting the R&B legend had sent a look-alike onstage. Usher's response was brief, unambiguous, and very on-brand.
Taylor Swift's Music Vanishes From Trump Videos — Copyright Law Does What Politics Couldn't
The White House and Trump campaign posted videos set to Taylor Swift songs without permission and with pointed mockery. The music is now gone — not because anyone asked nicely, but because the law doesn't care about presidential bravado.
William Orbit, the Architect Behind Madonna's Best Album, Is Gone at 69
The British producer who dragged pop music into a new sonic dimension with 'Ray of Light' died at his London home on July 23. The industry lost one of the few genuinely original minds it ever produced.
Karol G Sat On Her Most Honest Album Until She Was Sure It Wasn't Exploitation
The Colombian superstar's sixth album is a rawer document than anything she's released — and the fact that she held it back tells you everything about why it hits so hard. Here's what she's actually saying.
Karol G's New Album Has Drake, Bruno Mars & a Statement About Whose World This Is
The Colombian superstar drops a 14-track tracklist that reads like a coronation. When you're pulling Drake and Bruno Mars to your project, you're not crossing over — you're presiding.