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Disney+ responds to claims the streamer will now show ads on all subscription tiers
The streamer has clarified recent reports
A London busker just sang a duet with Coldplay's Chris Martin without realising who he was
"I thought: 'This guy has amazing energy, nice vibe and a really good voice, he sounds really similar to Chris Martin,’” says Hanny Junee
“I thought: 'Come on, don't be ridiculous, of course it's not him. Chris Martin doesn't roam the streets of London'": A London busker just sang a duet with the Coldplay frontman without realising who he was
"I thought: 'This guy has amazing energy, nice vibe and a really good voice, he sounds really similar to Chris Martin,’” says Hanny Junee
We crack open Peter Gabriel’s signature hit
We take a Sledgehammer to one of the most iconic songs of the '80s
“The most painful thing was having the sky painted, frame by frame, on my face”: We crack open Peter Gabriel’s signature hit
We take a Sledgehammer to one of the most iconic songs of the '80s
UMG and Sony Music file new Suno complaint over v6 models
In our recent report on Suno’s new v6 models, we explained that they were trained on a fresh dataset including music licensed from WMG and BMG, plus “user data”. The post is from Music Ally.
At 76, rock legend Carl Palmer reveals his hopes and fears for the future
“I don’t want to give up because I love what I do”
“It will be on the the obituary, won’t it? ‘He was found in a cheap hotel that was about to close down, and he had a cheap rate on the room.’ You don’t need that”: At 76, rock legend Carl Palmer reveals his hopes and fears for the future
“I don’t want to give up because I love what I do”
“It will be on the obituary, won’t it? ‘He was found in a cheap hotel that was about to close down, and he had a cheap rate on the room.’ You don’t need that”: At 76, rock legend Carl Palmer reveals his hopes and fears for the future
“I don’t want to give up because I love what I do”
“I am deeply worried that venues should pre-approve content of performers”: Ed Sheeran speaks out about censorship
He admits he wasn’t sure tour would carry on
“It’s been a weird week. I just feel like it happened very quickly”: Ed Sheeran speaks about censorship and the Israel-Palestine conflict on stage in Philadelphia
He admits he wasn’t sure tour would carry on
‘Reacher’ storyline about white supremacist cancelled after Trump re-elected, claims Alan Ritchson
"I had it approved until someone got re-elected"
Iceage Delivers Performance on The Adam Friedland Show
They performed "Star," "The Weak," "Ember," and "Tender Blades" from their latest album For Love of Grace & the Hereafter. Iceage Perform on The Adam Friedland Show: Watch Alex Young
Dropkick Murphys' Ken Casey Comments on Ed Sheeran's Handling of Support Act
The punk singer thinks Sheeran should have stood in solidarity with his support act. Dropkick Murphys’ Ken Casey on Ed Sheeran-Macklemore Situation: You Should “Live or Die” With Your Support Act Spen
AZ Chike Releases New Album 'No Rest for the Wicked'
The South Central rapper's first project since his scene-stealing verse on Kendrick Lamar's "peekaboo." AZ Chike Drops New Album No Rest for the Wicked: Stream Eddie Fu
Grand Theft Auto VI Soundtrack Features Diverse Artists
Rockstar has already featured Tom Petty, Sexyy Red, Depeche Mode, Phil Collins, the Pointer Sisters, and more ahead of GTA VI's release. Every Song in Grand Theft Auto VI Revealed So Far Alex Krinsky
Karol G's Tropitour is a Celebration of Latinidad and Personal Growth
The MetLife spectacle featured surprise guests and the first full-cast performance of “Bby Wow.” Karol G’s “Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour” Is a Love Letter to Latinidad, Heartbreak, and the Woman Be
F**ked Up Releases "Good Goat Saw a Leaf"
Fucked Up signal the end of their gargantuan 5-hour Grass Can Move Stones mega-project with a kaleidoscopic cut. Heavy Song of the Week: F**ked Up Bring Progressive Hardcore to “Good Goat Saw a Leaf”
Soccer Mommy Shares New Song "Rings of Saturn"
Sophie Allison wrote her latest during “a difficult time when I would often take my telescope out into the yard to look at the moon or at planets”
Michelle Zauner to Release New Memoir
The second book from the Japanese Breakfast auteur documents her year abroad in South Korea