News From the Music World
Havoc faces the impossible: creating Mobb Deep’s first album without Prodigy. The “deeply unnatural” process reveals raw emotion as he preserves their legacy with elite collaborators. Will fans embrace this evolution?
Is rock icon Elton John joining forces with Sam Fender on “Talk To You”? Industry insiders predict a chart-topping piano-rock fusion while both camps remain silent. The musical world holds its breath.
How Rod Stewart’s skyrocketing solo fame and Ronnie Wood’s Stones recruitment tore apart the Faces during their final album. Creative tensions doomed their collaboration.
Breaking musical bloodlines: How Rob Eberle defied his legacy to become alt-pop’s newest sensation with raw vulnerability and chart-topping success. His journey will surprise you.
Folk music’s rebellious virtuoso, Danny Thompson, has died at 86. He transformed the bass from rhythm-keeper to lyrical storyteller, bending musical boundaries until his final Royal Albert Hall performance.
Monte Booker’s hypnotic debut album ‘noise/meaning’ shatters genre boundaries while competing against hip-hop heavyweights. Industry insiders predict his producer-to-artist transition will redefine music’s landscape.
Former Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins, jailed for horrifying child abuse crimes, found dead in prison. Two men now face murder charges as the disturbing saga takes its darkest turn yet.
Free Oasis photo exhibition visits Australia alongside sold-out tour, featuring intimate backstage moments from legendary photographers. The visual journey captures their chaotic rise to glory.
Federal officials clash with pop star Chappell Roan after her fiery ICE criticism at the Rose Bowl. Her political stance ignited both cheers and backlash. DHS’s response raises questions about artists’ influence in immigration debates.
Gaspar Noé and The Weeknd’s “Big Sleep” video drowns viewers in hallucinatory chaos that defies music video conventions. Paris-shot surrealism meets electronic sounds in this boundary-shattering dreamscape. Your perception may never recover.
