New York’s Wet announces co-headline tour with Julie Byrne, shares new single ‘Coffee in the Morning’
If you're wondering what inspired the album's name, it was when Zutrau was with the producer Buddy Ross (Frank Ocean, Haim) in Portland.
Read MoreSelena Gomez teases new music, fans eager for upcoming releases
Gomez’s recent focus on mental health advocacy and heartfelt lyrics has endeared her to audiences, making this new era of music highly anticipated.
Read MoreThe Weeknd’s album release delayed due to wildfires
The artist, known for his chart-topping hits and cinematic visuals, has expressed concerns over the safety and well-being of those affected by the fires, particularly in regions critical to his album's rollout.
Read MorePsychoYP announced as official artist for SXSW 2025
PsychoYP's performance is highly anticipated and is expected to be a highlight of the festival, further solidifying his position in the international music industry.
Read MoreThailand legalises same-sex marriage in historic law
In a landmark move for LGBTQ+ rights, Thailand has officially become the first country in Southeast Asia to legalise same-sex marriage.
Read MoreKendrick Lamar to hire 500 crew members for Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show
As anticipation builds for the halftime show, fans and participants alike look forward to a dynamic and engaging spectacle.
Read MoreKim Kardashian’s Instagram post featuring Melania Trump sparks political debate
Her recent post continues to highlight the complex intersection of celebrity influence and political discourse.
Read MorePresident Trump sworn in without hand on bible, breaking tradition
Whilst using a Bible during the swearing-in ceremony is customary, it is not a constitutional requirement.
Read MoreNelly defends performing at Trump’s inauguration, says “It’s an honour”
Other artists, including Carrie Underwood, Kid Rock, and the Village People, are also slated to perform at the inauguration events.
Read MoreIranian singer Amir Hossein Maghsoudloo (Amir Tataloo) reportedly sentenced to death for “blasphemy”
Amir Tataloo's case has attracted international attention, with many closely monitoring further legal developments.
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