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Less than a week after announcing dates for hisFree Palestine Tour, Macklemore took to social media to announce that all three dates in Dublin, Paris, and London have “sold out immediately.” The Seattle rapper announced his own headlining dates following the fallout of hisremoval from Ed Sheeran’s stadium tourfor voicing support of the Palestinian people
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Twenty-five years after her VMA performance, Spears’ Neptunes-produced song has become a hit with Gen Z It’s been 25 years since Britney Spears stormed the VMAs stage with a snake on her shoulder to perform “I’m a Slave 4 U,” but new Spotify data shows a majority of the track’s listeners weren’t even born when
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What happens when you give 50 songwriters, producers, creators, and collaborators free rein in one marathon creative session? E.l.f Cosmetics has the answer to this question – “Mirror Mix,” its second original music compilation album that features a bevy of rising talent across pop, R&B, Latin, and rock. It’s an endeavor that honors e.l.f’s commitment
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Fans of Treaty Oak Revival aren’t known for being demure. Whenever the Texas country-rock band plays their song “Boomtown” live in concert, audience members shower the band and one another with beer. But the ritual has increasingly gotten out of hand, culminating with someone hurling a chair into the crowd during the group’s performance last
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Abbey Road held its fifth annual Abbey Road Music Photography awards last night in London and announced its 2026 winners. Joshua Halling won Music Moment of the Year for his photograph of Oasis fans, which was shot during the band’s 2025 show in Buenos Aires. Gabrielle Ravet won for Behind the Scenes, while Tom Pallant
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S ome of the biggest music deals in recent years have involved songwriting catalogs, from Bob Dylan in 2020 to Justin Bieber in 2025 to Pete Townshend this spring, many fetching nine-figure buyouts. Most of these have come from private-equity firms looking for reliable investments. But independent labels and artists are fast becoming the focus
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Ed Sheeran took the stage on Saturday night for the first time since Macklemore was removed from his stadium tour following the Seattle rapper’s onstage speech in support of Palestinians. The singer, who did not have any opening acts at the Philadelphia show, addressed the backlash at the top of his set. “This is not
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The K-G-Bitch Brings Brooklyn Steel to Its Knees Image Credit: CAROLINE SAFRAN for Rolling Stone When Adéla first introduced , it was with the lead single “KGB,” a pulsating, bass-heavy record made to be blasted from loud speakers. “No, I’m not being cocky, I just worked my whole life,” she sings on the song, which
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Duo’s To Whom It Still Concerns Tour, in support of their third and final album Atlanta, hits the road this November Six months after Gnarls Barkley released their first album in 18 years, the “Crazy” duo have announced their first tour in nearly two decades. CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse will hit the road in
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