The Jonas Brothers are hitting the road to celebrate two decades two decades of rocking together. The trio hit Good Morning America on Friday (March 21) to announce the first date of their 20th anniversary Jonas 20: Living the Dream Tour. “Our journey really began in New Jersey, it’s where we grew up,” Nick Jonas […]
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As he counts down to the May 16 release of his upcoming fourth studio album, I’m the Problem, Morgan Wallen is giving fans a taste of the project, releasing two new songs Friday (March 21). Related Morgan Wallen Sets Release Date for ‘I’m The Problem’ Album 03/20/2025 He released the post heartbreak anthem “Just in Case,”
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Morgan Wallen rolls up his 19th top 10 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart as “I’m the Problem” rises two spots to No. 9 on the tally dated March 29. It gained by 7% to 19 million audience impressions March 14-20, according to Luminate. Related Morgan Wallen Releases 2 New Tracks as He Gears Up for
Selena Gomez figured it out five years ago. With Rare, her third solo studio album, the former Disney Channel breakthrough-turned multi hyphenate superstar distilled her skills as a recording artist into a slinky, sumptuous dance-pop record, full of self-empowering lyrics and midtempo earworms that understood precisely how to utilize her singular tone. Gomez earned the
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When newcomer Hudson Westbrook breaks into the chorus of “House Again,” his first single promoted to country radio, he draws the word “now-ow-ow-ow” across four greasy syllables. “It is not,” he allows, “the most normal way to do it.” In fact, the line wasn’t written that way originally, but stretching the word creates an extra
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SZA has a lot of powerful people in her corner, from Taylor Swift to Kendrick Lamar. While guesting on The Jennifer Hudson Show Friday (March 21), the “Saturn” singer revealed that she and the pop superstar have discussed collaborating as well as opened up about learning from the Compton rapper ahead of their Super Bowl
Here we go again with another Executive Turntable, Billboard’s weekly compendium of promotions, hirings, exits and firings — and all things in between — across the music business. There’s a full slate of news this week, so let’s get started. Warner Music Group expanded Niels Walboomers’ role as president of recorded music and publishing in Benelux
Sabrina Carpenter claims her fifth No. 1 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart as “Bed Chem” cozies up to the top spot on the radio ranking dated March 20. The song, released on Island Records and promoted to radio by REPUBLIC, follows Carpenter’s “Taste,” which ruled Pop Airplay for six weeks in December-January; “Please Please Please”
Cameron Brink shares what Tyler, the Creator DM’ed her, Ben Stiller is inviting Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift to a courtside Knicks game and more! Keep watching for the latest news in sports and music! Tetris Kelly: Gelo continues his come-up, Ben Stiller invites Taylor Swift to a Knicks game, and Cameron Brink reveals what
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Country music stardom wasn’t in Megan Moroney’s plans. Though she wrote her first song at age 19, Moroney studied marketing and accounting at the University of Georgia. But in the end, that turned out to be just the preparation she needed for a career in Nashville. “I guess because I grew up thinking I was
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