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IFPI, the organisation that represents the recorded music industry worldwide, has announced Taylor Swift as the winner of IFPI’s 2023 Global Recording Artist of the Year Award.

Beyoncé is set to release her first country album on 29 March.

The mom of four brought 3-month old son Rocky Thirteen along to see his dad Travis Barker in concert in Brisbane on Monday

Hoda Kotb has offered to share her dressing room with Kelly Rowland after the Today show drama.

The last gang in town The Libertines, who release their hotly anticipated new album All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade on March 15th, have announced a UK & Irish tour commencing in Dublin on 23rd September and taking in two shows at The Roundhouse in London and culminating at Manchester’s Albert Hall on 7th November. Tickets go on general sale Friday 23rd February at 9:00am

Chart-topping sensation Jason Derulo officially kicks off a new era with Nu King. The 27-song project is available to stream now via Atlantic Records. As his boldest body of work yet, he collates a handful of fan favorites such as “Acapulco,” “Slow Low,” “Swalla,” “Lifestyle” [feat. Adam Levine], “Love Not War” [feat. Nuka], and more alongside various newly recorded anthems. The project received a special gold plaque upon release from Atlantic Records.

Vermont singer-songwriter Noah Kahan claims the Official Chart Double, reigning over the UK Official Albums and Singles Charts simultaneously.

Today, The Tragically Hip are proud to be announced as the Record Store Day Canada 2024 Canadian Ambassadors, releasing an exclusive standalone live album, Live at CBGB’s, on Record Store Day. The global celebration of the culture of independent record stores takes place this year on April 20, 2024, as it has annually for the last 17 years. This announcement marks the first of many moments this year for The Tragically Hip as they celebrate 40 years as a band

EMIN and Engelbert Humperdinck have shared their cover of 'Help Me Make It Through The Night' from the Elvis covers collection 'Now or Never'.

After a week-long race for the top spot, James Arthur pips The Reytons to the post to secure his second Official Number 1 album with Bitter Sweet Love.