Elton John recently took to Instagram to share a personal note in honor of reaching thirty years of sobriety.
Activision announced during a virtual concert on Tuesday (July 28) that the soundtrack to video game "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2" will see an addition of 37 new songs.
Sam Smith has released a brand-new collaborative single with Nigerian singer Burna Boy, titled "My Oasis."
Lil Wayne released a new single, "Thug Life," featuring his Young Money mates Gudda Gudda and Jay Jones, and an accompanying video on Friday (July 31).
Country star Brad Paisely recruited a variety of his celebrity friends to star in the official music video for the song "No I In Beer," which was released on Wednesday, July 29.
Halsey has released a stripped-down version of her collaborative song with EDM music producer Marshmello, "Be Kind."
Alan Parker, the Oscar-nominated British filmmaker who directed Pink Floyd's The Wall, passed away on Friday at the age of 76.
R&B legend Charlie Wilson performed his new single, "One I Got," the title song from his upcoming album, on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on Wednesday (July 29).
A biopic on Merle Haggard is currently in works, with Sam Rockwell in talks to star as the country legend, according to Deadline.
Taylor Swift has released a "Cabin in the Candlelight" version of the massively popular single, "Cardigan," from her surprise album, Folkore, which was released on Friday, July 24.
Weezer released a piano version of their single "Hero" on Thursday (July 30) and also announced that more details about their upcoming works are on the way.
The Weeknd has been recruited to headline at the first-ever, platform-wide concert conducted by the video-sharing social networking service, TikTok.
In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, The Pretenders' Chrissie Hynde revealed how she was inspired by Bob Dylan's new songs to bring out her eight-part "Dylan Lockdown Series."
The Chicks' Natalie Maines has shared a cover of "Only One" dedicated to Kanye West, who is currently fighting bipolar disorder.
U2 have reportedly donated $1.5 million to provide relief for the live music industry, which is suffering financially due to the closure of live music venues amid the coronavirus pandemic.