“La Sinverguenza,” the pair-up between Christian Nodal and Banda MS, earns each act a new career top 10 as their latest collaboration lifts 12-6 on the Regional Mexican Airplay chart (dated Nov. 6) and becomes the survey’s greatest gainer of the week. The song enters the list’s top 10 thanks to a 52% gain in audience impressions, […]

Matthew West rolls up his 11th No. 1, and fourth in succession, on Billboard’s Christian Airplay chart as “What If” ascends to the top of the Nov. 6-dated list. With the coronation, West also ties Jeremy Camp for the most No. 1s among soloists in the chart’s history. In the tracking week ending Oct. 31, “What

Doja Cat again pounces to the No. 1 rank on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay chart as “Need to Know” leads the list dated Nov. 6. The single advances from No. 3 thanks to a 17% boost in plays in the week ending Oct. 31 to become the week’s most-played song on U.S. monitored rhythmic radio stations,

In 2017 Eddie Montgomery’s life and career unalterably changed when Troy Gentry, his longtime musical partner in Montgomery Gentry, died in a helicopter crash. Four years later, Montgomery, who’s an ACM and CMA Award winner, Grand Ole Opry member, cancer survivor and self-professed bar fly is admirably soldiering on with his first solo album, Ain’t

Travis Scott is spoiling the two most important women in his life: girlfriend Kylie Jenner and their 3-year-old daughter Stormi Webster. On Tuesday, Jenner took to Instagram to share that the “Highest in the Room” rapper had surprised his best ladies with diamond rings — one for Kylie’s pointer finger and a much smaller and

After making egregious comments against the LGTBQ community at July’s Rolling Loud Miami Festival, DaBaby announced a new tour in collaboration with Rolling Loud titled the Live Show Killa Tour on Tuesday (Nov. 2). “The show you thought you’d never see again,” Baby wrote on Instagram. “Rolling Loud presents @dababy. Live Show Killa Tour.” Baby recently

In 2019, a then-rising Nigerian artist CKay sent the sultry, slow-tempo “Love Nwantiti (ah ah ah)” to his label Chocolate City Music. “To be honest… it was overlooked,” he says. “No one took it seriously because it wasn’t a fast song.” Two years later — and thanks to a viral TikTok challenge, plus five more

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. After a year of shutdown, Las Vegas’ entertainment is back in full swing, with some of today’s biggest stars, from Gwen Stefani to Shania Twain, taking the stage for their own residencies. However, because

This election week, you may have noticed that the Billboard Hot 100 features not one, but two songs titled “Let’s Go Brandon” in its top 40 — both from artists with little, if any, prior chart history. The shared title derives from a NASCAR event in Alabama (won by driver Brandon Brown), in which an

Nardo Wick describes himself succinctly: “I’m 19 and I’m wicked.” This sly sense of confidence reverberates throughout “Who Want Smoke?,” the Jacksonville rapper’s breakout single that ponders the titular question to his opposition, and unabashedly asserts himself (“You could send your best man, you gon’ lose your best hitta”) as a rising threat to the