Highlights

Niall Horan and Thomas Rhett performed a duet of Ella Langley's country hit "Choosin' Texas" at their co-headlining stadium gig in Nashville. ​Niall Horan and Thomas Rhett performed a duet of Ella Langley's country hit "Choosin' Texas" at their co-headlining stadium gig in Nashville.  Read More 

Justin Trudeau is featured hopping around in Katy Perry's goofy TikTok promoting her new song 'Watch It Burn.' Watch the clip. ​Justin Trudeau is featured hopping around in Katy Perry's goofy TikTok promoting her new song 'Watch It Burn.' Watch the clip.  Read More 

This week brought new releases from music superstars in the worlds of rock, pop, Latin, hip-hop, K-pop and beyond -- but what was your favorite? ​This week brought new releases from music superstars in the worlds of rock, pop, Latin, hip-hop, K-pop and beyond -- but what was your favorite?  Read More 

Earlier this week, Summit accused Tong of stealing his remix of Everything But the Girl's 1994 classic "Missing." ​Earlier this week, Summit accused Tong of stealing his remix of Everything But the Girl's 1994 classic "Missing."  Read More 

Ellie Goulding will perform at halftime during the World Cup quarterfinal match between England and Norway, she announced. ​Ellie Goulding will perform at halftime during the World Cup quarterfinal match between England and Norway, she announced.  Read More 

Benson Boone joined Megan Moroney on stage to sing his hit 'Beautiful Things' right after she'd performed her song of the same name. Watch. ​Benson Boone joined Megan Moroney on stage to sing his hit 'Beautiful Things' right after she'd performed her song of the same name. Watch.  Read More 

Howard Jones previews new album with synth-y "Stand Up." ​Howard Jones previews new album with synth-y "Stand Up."  Read More 

Ed Sheeran visited Team England's practice camp amid the 2026 World Cup. Watch the video. ​Ed Sheeran visited Team England's practice camp amid the 2026 World Cup. Watch the video.  Read More 

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has revealed he now uses a wheelchair at 78 years old, but stressed that he can still play "pretty good" for his age. ​Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has revealed he now uses a wheelchair at 78 years old, but stressed that he can still play "pretty good" for his age.  Read More