Ed Sheeran said that he's "done" in music if found liable in the ongoing "Let's Get It On" lawsuit brought by the estate of one of the song's writers.
Listen to “The Alcott,” a Taylor Swfit-featuring track from The National’s brand new album, First Two Pages of Frankenstein.
Listen to “Eat The Acid” and “Fine Line,” the first two singles from Kesha’s recently announced, forthcoming album, Gag Order.
Listen to glaive's "as if," which features a sample of dialogue from off-Broadway play Prodigal Son delivered by actor Timothée Chalamet.
Listen to new albums from Tony Shhnow, Avalon Emerson & The Charm, Indigo De Souza, Jesse Ware, Beach House, Shordie Shordie, Bernice, Bill Orcutt, JFDR, and more.
Harry Styles, when asked by James Corden during his final episode of The Late Late Show if One Direction will ever reform, stated simply: "Never say never."
Post Malone dismisses fans speculating his recent weight loss is down to health problems. "I guess dad life kicked in and I decided to kick soda."
Grimes and Columbia Records have parted ways, a source at the label told Billboard.
Watch Tiberius b's "Jetski" video. The song appears on their new EP Din, out June 30.
Ed Sheeran gave his first testimony in a copyright lawsuit brought by Marvin Gaye’s estate regarding his 2014 track “Thinking Out Loud.”
Harry Belafonte, who brought Jamaican music into the U.S. mainstream and used his platform to fight for civil rights, has passed away.
Kesha will share a new album on May 19 called Gag Order, executive produced by Rick Rubin.
