Sabrina Carpenter has addressed online chatter regarding her reaction to a loud, high-pitched cheer from the crowd during her Coachella performance Friday night (April 10). The pop star seemingly wasn’t aware that it was the trilling vocal sound known as a Zaghrouta, a chant common to various cultures that’s meant to honor and celebrate. (Music…
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With Nothing’s About To Happen to Me which dropped in February, Mitski’s recording career goes eight albums deep. There’s a sense she’s only getting started. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Following its release, Nothing’s About To Happen to Me debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard 200 chart with nearly 43,000 equivalent album…
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On Saturday, April 4, Sky Ferreira dropped in a fan’s Instagram comments after they reposted a clip of the singer’s 2012 music video “Everything Is Embarrassing” on X (formerly known as Twitter). With the retweet, they questioned: “i wonder what’s her form of income.” Explore See latest videos, charts and news Ferreira was led to…
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This summer will be a particularly warm and fuzzy one: The Temper Trap will release Sungazer on July 10, and play tracks from it when they support Muse on a North American tour throughout that month and the next. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Sungazer (via Mushroom Music / Virgin Music Group) is…
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American Idol made history on Monday (March 30) when host Ryan Seacrest announced that no elimination would take place at the end of the season’s first live show — the first time in the competition’s history that a result could not be delivered on the night. Explore See latest videos, charts and news “We will…
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Inkabee has made his triple j Like A Version debut, covering the Black Eyed Peas‘ 2003 hit “Where Is the Love?” — becoming one of the youngest artists to ever perform in the studio. Explore See latest videos, charts and news The Noongar Wongi rapper from Boorloo (Perth), still a teenager, delivered a full-band take…
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SYDNEY, Australia — After years of lobbying by the music industry, with support from several high-profile senators, the Australian government will support further investigation into the so-called “radio caps” — the controversial licence fees paid by radio broadcasters for the use of sound recordings. The caps were legislated over 55 years ago, in the 1968…
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Mark Hoppus dropped a significant piece of news from the stage of the Sydney Opera House on Saturday night (March 21) — telling fans that Australian rock band Violent Soho are reuniting. Explore See latest videos, charts and news The blink-182 bassist was performing in Australia as part of his Fahrenheit-182 spoken-word storytelling tour when…
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Two worlds collided in Melbourne on Wednesday evening (March 18) when Mark Hoppus welcomed on stage Amy Shark for a performance of Blink-182’s 1997 classic “Dammit.” Explore See latest videos, charts and news On the night, Shark, the Gold Coast-based singer and songwriter, slung an acoustic guitar and got to work with Hoppus, playing his…
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NOFX guitarist Eric Melvin has broken his silence on claims that he sued bandmate Fat Mike, issuing a statement ahead of the SXSW premiere of the band’s new documentary 40 Years of F—-‘ Up to deny that any lawsuit was ever filed. Explore See latest videos, charts and news The dispute first became public in…
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