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The Clash’s ‘London Calling’ Smashed Bass Guitar to Go on Display

One of rock n’ roll’s most iconic instruments has found a new home: Paul Simonon’s bass, as seen being smashed on the cover of The Clash’s London Calling, is heading to the London Museum’s brand new site. Explore See latest videos, charts and news The London Museum announced on Thursday (Jan. 18) that it would

Up-and-Coming Hip-Hop Artist of the Month

Lelo made a name for himself with last year’s stellar offering, New Detroit, which prompted Billboard to include him on its Artists to Watch in 2026 list. He’s now back with two EPs, Mastiff and Pink Tiles, that he packaged into a two-disc tape where one side displays the new Detroit sound he’s been cultivating,

Bad Bunny Is the First Latin Artist to Gross $1 Billion in Touring

Bad Bunny has broken the $1 billion barrier in total career grosses at the box office. And he’s done it powered by major 2026 stadium shows in South America, Australia, Japan and Europe. Related When Bad Bunny announced the Debí Tirar Más Fotos  World Tour last year, the fact that his schedule did not include

Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love’ Podcast

Fans may have thought they’d come to know what to expect from a new Olivia Rodrigo album after Sour and Guts established the precedent: four-letter album titles, purple color schemes, lots of ’90s alt and indie rock influences, and melodramatic songs about anxiety and heartbreak. But third album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl

Bunnie Xo Teases Jelly Roll Divorce Podcast Addressing Their Split

Bunnie Xo is keeping fans on the edges of their seats amid her divorce from Jelly Roll. A few days after their split became public, the influencer raised eyebrows by posting a video teasing that she has a podcast episode addressing everything coming soon. Even more interesting? In the Wednesday (June 17) TikTok, Bunnie also

Dierks Bentley’s ‘Black’ No. 1 on Top Country Albums: Chart Rewind 2016

In the wake of Dierks Bentley’s 10th wedding anniversary in 2015, he wrote a song inspired by his wife, Cassidy, branding it “Black” in recognition of her maiden name. That song emerged as the title track of his eighth Capitol Nashville album, and on June 18, 2016, Black topped Billboard’s Top Country Albums in its

Naomi McPherson, Katie Gavin and Josette Maskin

In 2022, MUNA dropped the self-titled album that would launch it to a new level of recognition — but the night of the record’s release, June 24, was a bit of a letdown. While the group was celebrating the release at dinner, news broke that the Supreme Court had overturned Roe v. Wade. “Obviously, nothing

PJ Morton On ‘Saturday Night, Sunday Morning’ Double Album: Interview

When PJ Morton published his 2024 memoir Saturday Night, Sunday Morning: Staying True to Myself from the Pews to the Stage, he had no intention of writing a double album bearing the same title. “I was searching for why I wanted to make music this time around,” he explains to Billboard ahead of its Juneteenth

Los Mirlos, Calma Carmona & More in Brooklyn

Toñita Fest will return to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, on June 28 for its third annual edition, bringing a full day of live music, DJs and community programming to the block surrounding Toñita’s Caribbean Social Club. The free festival will feature performances by Los Mirlos, Calma Carmona, Afro Dominicano, Anónima Orquesta and The Salsa Project, among others — along with some surprises

Jelly Roll Visited N. Carolina Hospital Before Bunnie XO Divorce News

In the midst of headlines about his divorce from podcaster/author Bunnie Xo, Jelly Roll has shared an update about a health issue that sent him to the hospital last week. The singer posted a TikTok video last Thursday that included a scene in which Jelly received a giant bouquet of get well soon flowers from

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