[ad_1] After picking up her first career Grammy during the premiere ceremony for best pop solo performance (“Espresso”), Sabrina Carpenter shut down the stage at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night (Feb. 2). After a brief video segment chronicling her career-shifting 2024 — including pivotal moments such as her viral live debut of
[ad_1] Bad Bunny’s Debí Tirar Más Fotos develops a third straight week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart (dated Feb. 8), earning 117,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in the week ending Jan. 30 (down 22%), according to Luminate. Also in the top 10 of the latest Billboard 200, new albums
[ad_1] Charli XCX is livin’ that life, with her ferocious “Von Dutch” winning the Grammy for best dance pop recording at the 2025 awards and her year-defining Brat winning for best dance/electronic album. Charli was not present at the Grammy Premiere Ceremony to accept the award, with the song’s producer Finn Keane accepting for dance pop
[ad_1] Kendrick Lamar is a 20-time Grammy Award winner, and he could be adding more to that tally later Sunday night (Feb. 2). Lamar’s “Not Like Us” won in the best rap song, best rap performance and best music video categories during the 2025 Grammy Premiere Ceremony ahead of Sunday night’s prime-time telecast. With his
[ad_1] The best children’s album Grammy went to Lucky Diaz and The Family Jam Band’s Brillo, Brillo! at the Recording Academy’s 2025 awards ceremony on Sunday (Feb. 2). They’ve previously been honored with two awards at the Latin Grammy Awards, but it’s the band’s first win at the Grammy Awards, the Grammys ceremony that encompasses
[ad_1] Mark Ronson and Australian production duo FNZ won the best remixed recording Grammy Award for their take on Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso.” The edit won over a slew of remixers, including Kaytranada; David Guetta; A.G. Cook; and Alex Antaeus Footsteps and Mrmyish. The win marks Ronson’s ninth Grammy win, from a total 18 nominations going
[ad_1] Justice‘s “Neverender” won the Grammy Award for best dance/electronic recording at the 67th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday (Feb. 2) in Los Angeles. The French duo triumphed in a stacked category, beating out Disclosure’s “She’s Gone, Dance On,” Four Tet’s “Loved,” Fred Again.. & Baby Keem’s “Leavemealone” and Kaytranada’s “Witchy” featuring Childish Gambino. The
[ad_1] JENNIE’s latest single, “Love Hangover,” has claimed the top spot in this week’s new music poll, which highlights releases from a variety of artists across genres. The BLACKPINK star’s solo track, featuring Dominic Fike, received overwhelming support from fans, earning nearly 69% of the vote in a poll published on Friday (Jan. 31) by
[ad_1] Jelly Roll was joined by Lainey Wilson, Marshmello, Public Enemy and others for a star-studded benefit concert to support the first responders who battled the recent wildfires in Los Angeles. On Saturday night (Feb. 1), the “I Am Not Okay” singer performed at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., before a crowd of nearly
[ad_1] In his autobiography Q, Quincy Jones wrote, “Numbers 2, 6, and 11 are my least-favorite chart positions.” It doesn’t take a Jones-like genius to determine why. Each song that peaks at those ranks, despite a clear vote of public favor, can come with a sliver of disappointment as a song’s creators and performers just