Bruce Springsteen delivers the goods this Flipover Friday as Letter to You opens at #1 on iTunes albums. Luke Combs’ deluxe edition of What You See Ain’t Always What You Got (River House/Sony Nashville) is showing up big in sales and streams.
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Miley Cyrus’ seventh album, Plastic Hearts (RCA), will be released 11/27. Cyrus had been working on the album for two years …
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Revolt and AT&T have once again teamed up for their annual REVOLT Summit. Running 10/23-10/25, the free event, hosted by Saweetie and Danileigh, features exclusive panels, workshops and performance...
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24kGoldn's "Mood" f/Iann Dior is officially the new #1 at Pop, while Drake's "Laugh Now Cry Later" f/Lil Durk remains in the top spot at Rhythm for a third week and SHAED's "No Other Way" joins the chart at Modern Rock.
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Columbia's The Kid LAROI graces the cover of Spotify's New Music Friday behind the release of "SO DONE." The teenage rap phenom was the latest act appointed to the platform's RADAR campaign. Also, new cuts from Ariana Grande, Saweetie f/Jhené Aiko, Karol G, Luke Combs, H.E.R., Bruce Springsteen ...
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U.K. CHARTS: VAMPS CAMP AT #1The Vamps have hit the top of the U.K.’s Official Albums Chart with Cherry Blossom (EMI), while Internet Money land their first #1 single with “Lemonade” (10K Projects).
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Saturday, 10/24, is Vote Early Day, a celebration of democracy backed by media and tech companies, activists and similarly concerned outfits. To mark the date, Ingrid Andress, Gabby Barrett, Mickey Guyton, Reba, Midland, The Band Perry and other country luminaries will participate in CMT’s “Hometown Vote-Athon” video marathon on the network’s YouTube channel from 8am-8pm CT.
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Internet Money’s “Lemonade” has climbed four slots to #1 on our Song Revenue Chart. Not surprisingly, it’s also the most-streamed song of the week. But the biggest gain in earnings was made by Fleetwood Mac’s 43-year-old smash “Dreams,” which improbably skates into the Top 5 behind a 19% uptick.
The Black American Music Association and the Georgia Entertainment Caucus have unveiled the formation of the Black Music & Entertainment Walk of Fame in Atlanta.
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Phoebe Bridgers’ universally acclaimed sophomore album, Punisher (Dead Oceans), has thrust the 25-year-old Pasadena native into the thick of Grammy speculation. Here’s what she has to say about such a possibility, making music amid the pandemic and her place in SoCal’s rich musical legacy.
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