Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” is a hit with audiences — and so is the film’s soundtrack. Anderson is known for his musical prowess, and his 10th feature film is packed with hits.

Netflix’s Black Rabbit dropped on the streaming platform on September 18, and fans have been praising its soundtrack ever since. Emmy nominees Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans have carefully chosen ...

This house music, it's gonna set you free. In 2025 house music is such a globally popular and varied genre that its origins in early 1980s Chicago warehouses seem improbable. But the myth of house ...

Keith Urban has confirmed that at least five of his hit songs were inspired by Nicole Kidman Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman married in 2006 before splitting in ...

To anyone at all familiar with The Format’s catalog, it’s only so surprising that the indie-pop duo’s first full-band performance in nearly two decades sold out a venue as massive as Veterans Memorial ...

James Gunn has once again dropped the official soundtrack ahead of Peacemaker Season 2, Episode 7. The social media post includes a Spotify link. Gunn urges fans to check it out and get ready for the ...

Country-rap sensation Shaboozey kicked off his Great American Roadshow tour Sept. 22 in Indianapolis, and had fans two-stepping and singing along to his biggest hits. The viral star opened with "Last ...

Billboard ranks every song off Mimi's first studio album in seven years, 'Here for It All.' By Heran Mamo Mariah Carey is here for all the triumphant and turbulent times on her 16th studio album Here ...

“The Life of a Showgirl” is officially here! Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album dropped Friday at midnight, and — as many fans expected — it includes several nods to the singer’s fiancé, Travis Kelce.

Irish artists have a history of struggling with their second albums, whether that be U2’s anaemic and preachy October or Hozier’s trite Wasteland, Baby!, with its irritating exclamation mark. Others ...

“He’s on all of the songs, including one that’s 13 minutes. Don’t know if we would have ever made that if it wasn’t for the fact that we just didn’t want Pino to ever stop playing.