Ariana Grande's thank u, next debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart with the biggest streaming week ever for a pop album.
21 Savage has declared he will fight for his right to remain in the United States.
Luke Combs has released an acoustic version of "Beautiful Crazy", a song from his album This One's for You Too.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Nick Zinner has announced the launch of a new band More Pain, in collaboration with Justin Pearson.
Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx has expressed disappointment after learning the "grand finale" of shows on KISS' current tour is "an exact reenactment" of his band's stage production during their own farewell tour in 2014-15.
Ariana Grande congratulated her brother Frankie Grande on social media for being sober for 20 months.
Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers has hinted that the acclaimed rock band is working on a new album after nearly a quarter century.
Little Mix have shared a video for "Think About Us" and posted on Instagram that lust, new love, ice and passion were the inspirations for the set-ups.
The Strokes' Albert Hammond Jr. is working on new music with Australian singer Natalie Imbruglia.
Hunter Hayes has shared a new music video for "Heartbreak," the first single from his upcoming new album.
After discontinuing an earlier line of KISS figures, Funko revealed at the New York Toy Fair that members of the legendary rock band will once again receive the Pop! treatment.
A new exhibit dedicated to Prince is coming to Seattle's MoPOP museum on April 6.
Bring Me The Horizon canceled the remainder of their U.S. tour after frontman Oli Sykes ruptured his vocal cord and was ordered by doctors to rest his voice.
Heavy metal band Queensryche claims they have been "bamboozled" by PledgeMusic and revealed pre-orders of their upcoming album The Verdict made through the crowdfunding platform will not be fulfilled.
Country singer Rachel Reinert has gotten engaged to her longtime boyfriend Caleb Crosby.