Keith Urban's guitarist, Maggie Baugh, just released a feisty break-up song as romance rumors continue to swirl online about her and Urban. It's been just over two weeks since Urban and Nicole Kidman ...

Oct. 10 (UPI) --Babymonster is back with new music. The K-pop girl group released We Go Up, an EP featuring four new songs, on Friday. The music artists also released a music video for the title track ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. D4vd’s rise from a homeschooled Houston teenager posting Fortnite videos online to a burgeoning pop star with a ...

For a couple of years now, the Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center in Redmond has hosted large-scale festivals focused on country music and electronic music. Now it’s reggae’s turn. The inaugural ...

R&B/hip hop trailblazer Sudan Archives has shared a raunchy new taste of her upcoming album The BPM. JAY SOM – “CARDS ON THE TABLE” Jay Som’s first new album in over 6 years, Belong, is out in October ...

Alternative Press teamed up with Rise Against for exclusive vinyl of Ricochet, limited to 500 copies. Head to the AP Shop to grab yours. Formed in 1999 from the ashes of snarling rock band 88 Fingers ...

In their first collaboration with Drake, Atlanta-based Hip-Hop group Migos wrote a hook called "walk it like I talk it." It essentially is a play on the phrase, "talk the talk, and walk the walk," it ...

Rise Up NYC, the free concert series that launched in 2022, is returning to the five boroughs this summer. The annual event's fourth season will consist of 10 outdoor shows in July and August. "Music ...

LSU baseball star Derek Curiel was unhappy that his normal walk-up song was not allowed to be played as the Tigers made a run to a national title at the College World Series. Curiel spoke with WAFB TV ...

Jose Trevino’s Walk-Up Songs Take Aim at Yankees Teammates originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Jose Trevino didn’t have much to say when the Yankees traded him to Cincinnati this winter. This week, ...

It is safe to assume that over the years many Iranians, when passing the Tehran headquarters of the Islamic Republic’s broadcasting company, Sound and Vision, have found themselves muttering, “someone ...