Doja Cat, Tems and J Balvin will headline the first-ever FIFA Club World Cup Final Halftime Show, with the sports organization and Global Citizen announcing Monday (June 9) that the three musicians will take the stage for one of the most-watched sporting events on Earth. Related FIFA World Cup 2026 Launches Custom Sonic IDs With […]

In a stylish, cozy office in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, a dozen or so Ninja Tune employees sit around a conference table, everyone locked in on their laptops. There’s a quiet hum of productivity as staffers work on the daily tasks that add up to the label’s prolific output — work that

Henry Cárdenas was on his way to Texas from Chicago when he got the news: Julión Álvarez’s work visa was cancelled, which meant the música mexicana hitmaker couldn’t enter the United States in time for his sold-out show at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on May 24. “We had everything set up already,” says

Over two distinct sonic eras, The Doobie Brothers — led by singer-guitarist Tom Johnston and singer-pianist Michael McDonald — have sustained a genre-agnostic, commercially viable career since the early 1970s. That includes nine top 10 albums on the Billboard 200 and 10 top 20 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, as well as hits spanning the rock, adult contemporary,

Sometimes all you need is a song — but a little support from Oprah Winfrey and Adam Lambert doesn’t hurt, either. Cynthia Erivo opened the 2025 Tony Awards on Sunday night (June 8) with a show-stopping number featuring epic cameos from both the talk show legend and American Idol alum. Related ‘Maybe Happy Ending,’ ‘Sunset

Just one day before the 2025 BET Awards are set to take over Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater on Monday night (June 9), a slew of the most prolific songwriters and producers across R&B and hip-hop convened at the Beverly Hills Four Seasons for the 2025 ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Awards on Sunday (June 8). Related

The Clipse are hitting the road. In support of their eagerly anticipated fourth studio album, Let God Sort Em Out, duo Pusha T and No Malice announced the dates for their first U.S. tour in 15 years on Monday morning (June 9). The Let God Sort Em Out tour is slated to launch on Aug.