Sienna Spiro has sold out her entire “My House” World Tour, including newly added dates, ahead of the July 3 release of her debut album Visitor. The breakout singer will perform across North America, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and Europe after a summer of major festival appearances.
Sam Smith has announced their fifth studio album Hazel Eyes, arriving August 21 via Capitol Records. The announcement arrives alongside the euphoric new single “My Guy,” a heartfelt celebration of love that introduces one of Smith’s most personal musical eras yet.
Alisan Porter returns with “Space,” an uplifting new single about self-acceptance, resilience, and authenticity. The song arrives ahead of her forthcoming fifth studio album and continues her deeply personal “Perimenopop” era.
After surpassing one billion streams and scoring multiple global hits, Myles Smith releases his long-awaited debut album, My Mess, My Heart, My Life., a deeply personal collection built from years of therapy notes, heartbreak, growth and self-discovery.
Emei is stepping back into the spotlight with Night at the Opera, a theatrical and emotionally charged EP that embraces her musical theater roots while delivering the sharp pop songwriting that made her one of indie-pop’s fastest-rising artists. The project arrives alongside the visualizer for “Noah” and a sold-out Los Angeles release show.
flowerovlove has never been interested in doing things the conventional way. The 21-year-old singer-songwriter continues to build one of pop‘s most distinctive young careers with the release of the official video for “American Wedding,” a self-directed visual that transforms romance into a delightfully chaotic piece of vintage-inspired theater. Drawing inspiration from classic melodramas and silent…
Fresh off three Billboard Hot 100 hits and more than 1.2 billion streams, Sienna Spiro has announced the global “My House” Tour in support of her highly anticipated debut album Visitor.
Billboard’s Global Woman of the Year 2025 continues her international rise with “Take Me Back,” a sweeping new single exploring heartbreak, regret, and the consequences of asking for space.
Olivia Rodrigo is partnering with nearly 200 independent record stores nationwide to celebrate the release of her third studio album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. The June 11 midnight events will feature exclusive vinyl, limited-edition merchandise, special collectibles, and one of the largest Record Store Day-organized album launches in recent years.
London-based Ethiopian-Egyptian artist Alewya journeys to Ethiopia’s Afar region for the breathtaking new video for “Maktoub,” the latest preview of her highly anticipated debut album ZERO.
Niall Horan is entering a new chapter with Dinner Party, his highly anticipated fourth solo album. Alongside the announcement, the former One Direction star has unveiled major television appearances and a sprawling international arena tour set to take him across Europe and North America in 2026 and 2027. With new music, intimate storytelling, and some of his most personal songwriting to date, Dinner Party signals another evolution for one of pop’s most successful solo artists.
A little drama never hurt anybody. If you ask Emei, it might actually be the point. The Chinese-American singer-songwriter has built her career on sharp wit, oversized emotions, and irresistibly catchy pop hooks, but her latest project, Night At The Opera, pushes those instincts further than ever before. The Atlantic Records and Nice Life Recordings…
Gracie Abrams has announced her third studio album Daughter from Hell, reuniting with Aaron Dessner for what the producer calls their “most moving and powerful work” yet. The lead single “Hit the Wall” arrives this week ahead of the album’s July 17 release.
Mon Rovîa’s rapid rise continues as the Liberian-born folk artist announces his biggest North American headline run yet in support of his acclaimed debut album Bloodline.
There is something almost disorienting about hearing a voice like Jamie Hannah’s exist inside modern pop music. Not because it feels out of place, but because it feels strangely absent from the current landscape altogether. At a moment when so much mainstream songwriting leans toward restraint, understatement, or algorithmic coolness, Hannah arrives with scale. Drama….