One of pop’s biggest stars continues to get her devoted fanbase in their feels, while a certain queen returned to music for the first time in nearly a year. But which new music release is your favorite? Taylor Swift’s Red (Taylor’s Version) is the talk of the town, with her devoted Swifties reduced to puddles […]

MUMBAI — The three co-founders of Indian music streaming service JioSaavn — including CEO Rishi Malhotra, president Vinodh Bhat and executive vice chairman Paramdeep Singh — will be stepping down from their executive positions shortly, Billboard has learned. Three sources familiar with the matter say differences of vision with executives brought in by parent company

In his 20th-floor office overlooking Houston, veteran personal-injury attorney Jim Adler reflects on why he hasn’t aimed any TV marketing at survivors of last weekend’s Astroworld festival disaster. “It’s just so tragic,” he says. “I don’t think there’s an appropriate type of TV ad.” For Adler, it was a rare moment of media restraint. Behind

Following a year almost entirely without live music, the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines throughout the course of 2021 has allowed for concertgoers to return to live shows and see their favorite artists on stage again. But, already accounting for the ongoing health risks of attending concerts with the rampant Delta variant of COVID-19 still a

Arctic Monkeys fans surely “wanna know” when the English rock band will return with a new record, and drummer Matt Helders recently gave an update on the band’s latest full-length effort. During BBC’s 2021 “Children in Need” Drumathon, Helders spoke with 5 Live Breakfast while giving a drum lesson and fielding questions about the band’s upcoming

This week in dance: Steve Aoki launched an NFT marketplace, Aluna announced that she’s hosting a dance festival with an all-Black lineup in New Orleans, event promoter Disco Donnie pledged a million dollars in ticket donations to veterans, Flight Facilities returned with a new album after a seven year hiatus, the women of dance music

As we inch closer towards the winter season, take some time to update your seasonal playlists with some new tracks from your favorite queer artists. Billboard Pride is here to help with First Out, our weekly roundup of some of the best new music releases from LGBTQ artists. From Shamir’s hypnotic new single to Trixie Mattel’s raucous reinvention

This week, the Grateful Dead rose to the band’s highest chart position in nearly 35 years, as the archival Dave’s Picks Vol. 40 reached No. 13 on the Billboard 200, the highest spot since 1987’s comeback album of sorts In The Dark reached No. 6. The album — a live release of two shows from

Aries pulls out a sketchbook. He flips through its pages, each one filled with drawings and scribbles, until he locates the original sketch of a wide-grinning sun that would become the cover art for Believe In Me, Who Believes In You, his first album since signing with Columbia Records in September 2019 and sophomore album

Capella Grey achieves his first top 10 on Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart as “Gyalis” breaks into the top tier with a 14-10 lift on the list dated Nov. 13. The song ascends as it continues to make inroads at the R&B/hip-hop and rhythmic radio formats. “Gyalis,” released through Capella/Allepac The Family and Capitol Records,