When Alanis Morissette released her blockbuster Jagged Little Pill album in 1995, she painted a picture of a woman who contained multitudes — or, really, she painted a picture of a multitude of women. It was like Chaka Khan’s “I’m Every Woman” in album form, only grittier. Which is why it was such a beautiful, full-circle moment […]

On Thursday (Oct. 7), Tears for Fears announced their return to rule the world once again with their long-awaited seventh album The Tipping Point. Their first new album since 2004, The Tipping Point is a reflection of the pop rock duo’s personal and professional “tipping points” and is set to arrive Feb. 25 via Concord Records. In anticipation, Tears for

Organizers of the annual South by Southwest festival in Austin are suing Federal Insurance Company for not covering the event’s legal fees in an ongoing class action suit from attendees wanting thousands of dollars in refunds for last year’s canceled event. After being told it’s policy excludes coverage for refunds, Austin attorney Peter D. Kennedy filed

Manuel Turizo isn’t dwelling on the past. In fact, he can forget about an ex-girlfriend overnight, he suggests in his new single titled “Te Olvido,” which was released Thursday (Oct. 7) alongside a new music video. Taking inspiration from the early 2000s — from sporting denim-on-denim outfits to instant messaging chat rooms — Turizo narrates

Edited by Dan Rys RCA Records’ two top executives have relocated to Los Angeles from New York. Over the last several weeks, both label chairman/CEO Peter Edge and chief operating officer John Fleckenstein have made the move. A source tells Billboard the shift is in large part “because the creative community is in Los Angeles,

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. Madonna is giving fans a look inside the dramatic staging and costumes of her Madame X tour in her new film about the global adventures of her sultry secret agent character. Madame X is available to

Last year, influential dance-focused YouTube platform Proximity announced a partnership with Montraa, a new company from Omar Zabian, the former Cirque du Soleil Director of Global Events and Sr. Director Strategic Development and Partnership. That announcement forecasted a project series called One, comprised of content focused on storytelling, music, dance and exotic locations, all with a dance music sound and

Dutch DJ duo DubVision (brothers Stephan and Victor Leicher) and U.K.-based act ANML KNGDM pounce to No. 1 on Billboard’s Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart (dated Oct. 9) with “I Wanna Be There.” It’s DubVision’s third chart hit, after “I Found Your Heart,” featuring Emeni (No. 29 peak, 2015), and “One Last Time,” with Alesso (No.

Not all that long ago, most serious thinking about the future of the music business involved predicting the collapse of major labels. In 2002, David Bowie said music would “become like running water” and copyright would vanish within a decade. And once music became free, who would need a company to help promote it? As

When Adele is on, she’s the biggest pop star on the planet. But when she’s gone, she’s practically invisible. That’s why the singer’s first sit-down interview in five years, a profile in the upcoming issue of both U.K. and American Vogue, is like a deep, refreshing drink for her fans after an endless drought. Speaking to