Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme walked for Ann Demeulemeester at Paris Fashion Week, an event that precedes the launch of his personal clothing line, Homme Construction.
Suno has hired Michael Chua from Ticketmaster as its first Vice President of Live Experiences to integrate the Songkick concert platform, expanding its AI music ecosystem amid major label lawsuits.
Troye Sivan's new album 'She’s the Best' arrived on October 9, 2024. The 12-track project explores queer joy and vulnerability.
HYBE will stage its Weverse Con Festival in New Delhi on March 27-28, 2027, marking the festival’s first edition outside South Korea.
Composer Anna Meredith will release her first studio album in five years, 'DARLING', on February 12, 2027. The record promises a bold, energetic sound and is led by the cinematic single 'Dusky'.
Freddie Jackson, the R&B singer famed for 1980s hits like 'Rock Me Tonight' and 'You Are My Lady,' has died at age 69. His family announced his passing on social media.
United States · 1980s
Academy of Country Music Awards · 1966
Nigeria (West Africa) · 1960s–1970s
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Two planned stadium concerts by Ye at Gazprom Arena in St. Petersburg, scheduled for October 10 and 11, 2026, have been canceled.
Fontaines D.C. will tour North America in 2027 behind new album 'Dopamine Chamber,' with support from Westside Cowboy and Iceage across spring and fall.
Taylor Swift's 'The Life Of A Showgirl' returned to No. 1 on the ARIA Albums Chart with its 'Encore' edition.
Paul Thomas Anderson's concert film 'Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall' premiered at the New York Film Festival.
Frank Briegmann has been promoted to Chairman & CEO of Universal Music Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Deutsche Grammophon.
Warner Music Group sells its European merchandise retailer EMP to Whynow, founded by Gabe Jagger, as part of a cost-cutting strategy.
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