Miley Cyrus Returns with Ambitious Audiovisual Album 'Something Beautiful'
Pop superstar Miley Cyrus announces her ninth studio album 'Something Beautiful,' featuring production from Shawn Everett and striking visual elements. The 13-track collection, arriving May 30 via Columbia Records, follows her Grammy-winning 'Endless Summer Vacation.'
R&B Legend Angie Stone Dies at 63 in Alabama Highway Tragedy
Grammy-nominated soul singer Angie Stone was killed in a devastating highway crash near Montgomery, Alabama. The beloved artist, known for hits like 'No More Rain' and her pioneering work with The Sequence, was returning from her final performance when the accident occurred.
The Cult's Frontman Slams Grammy Awards for Sidelining Rock Music
Ian Astbury of The Cult criticizes the Grammy Awards for diminishing rock music representation, arguing that fan recognition matters more than institutional accolades. The veteran singer highlights rock's diverse legacy while questioning the awards show's cultural authority.
Legendary Singer Roberta Flack, Voice Behind 'Killing Me Softly,' Dies at 88
Grammy-winning artist Roberta Flack, who rose to fame with soulful hits like 'Killing Me Softly with His Song,' passed away at 88. The influential musician, who blended soul, jazz and pop throughout her remarkable career, leaves behind a lasting legacy that shaped R&B and influenced generations.
Madonna Hints at 'Confessions' Sequel: Dance Floor Revival Coming in 2025
Pop legend Madonna teases a potential follow-up to her Grammy-winning 'Confessions on a Dance Floor' album, collaborating with original producer Stuart Price. The announcement comes as she prepares new music to coincide with the original album's 20th anniversary.
Zach Bryan Makes History with First-Ever Concert at America's Largest Stadium
Country music sensation Zach Bryan will break new ground as the first artist to perform at Michigan Stadium, the largest venue in the Western Hemisphere. The September 2025 show will feature special guests John Mayer and Ryan Bingham, marking a milestone for the iconic 107,601-capacity 'Big House'.
Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us': The Most Devastating Diss Track in Hip-Hop History
The hip-hop world was shaken by an unprecedented escalation in the Kendrick Lamar-Drake feud through Lamar's Grammy-winning 'Not Like Us'. The track's explosive accusations and artistic sophistication redefined rap battles while earning Lamar multiple accolades and a Super Bowl spotlight.
Jon Batiste Infuses Super Bowl National Anthem with New Orleans Soul
Grammy and Oscar winner Jon Batiste delivered a stirring jazz and R&B-influenced rendition of the national anthem at Super Bowl 59, performing from a colorfully adorned white piano. The former Late Show bandleader's soulful 2-minute performance showcased his New Orleans roots and moved spectators to tears.
Alabama Shakes Announce Triumphant Return with 30-Date North American Tour
Grammy-winning band Alabama Shakes reveals plans for their first tour since 2017, set to begin July 2025. The 30-date North American trek will feature fan favorites and new material, with frontwoman Brittany Howard leading the charge alongside original members.
Rising Star Chappell Roan Demands Artist Rights Reform in Powerful Grammy Speech
Best New Artist winner Chappell Roan used her Grammy acceptance speech to advocate for better treatment of developing artists by record labels. The singer shared her personal struggles and called for livable wages, healthcare benefits, and improved protections for artists in development deals.