Browsing: September 2026

We have been taught to think of singing as something we are either good or bad at. But what if we have profoundly underestimated the power of the human voice?

Universal Music Group creates a global partnerships division, reflecting the growing connection between artists, brands, media, and commercial opportunities.

The 2026 MTV VMAs spotlighted artist driven visual storytelling, with Taylor Swift’s directing honor highlighting the expanding creative role of musicians.

The four-song expansion demonstrates how artists can extend an album’s commercial and cultural life through digital releases.

Ella Langley's “Choosin' Texas” has become the longest-running No. 1 song in U.S. chart history.

Dornonville Soloists presents Justina La Cour, Marina Saiki, and fellow young artists at Carnegie Hall on February 12, 2027.

Madonna and Charli XCX announced a new collaboration as Madonna prepares for her return to the MTV Video Music Awards stage.

Turnstile brought its genre-crossing Never Enough Tour to Miami with Mall Grab, Cold World and Collateral joining the lineup.

Jesus Jones has released the new album Twilight, adding an 11-song project to the new music arriving across digital music platforms.

Changes ordered in Google’s advertising technology business could affect how music companies promote artists and releases.

The 2026 Emmy Awards highlighted television achievements and entertainment coverage during the annual ceremony.

Chief Keef postponed his long-awaited Chicago homecoming show, creating new uncertainty around a major moment for the influential rapper.

Erykah Badu, The Alchemist and De La Soul join forces for a live performance celebrating creativity, collaboration and hip-hop culture.

Bebe Rexha took part in The Drop at the GRAMMY Museum's Ray Charles Terrace in Los Angeles, bringing the Grammy-nominated singer to a music-focused event combining conversation, creative discussion and a live performance.

Cassandra Wilson, the Grammy-winning jazz vocalist known for her distinctive low voice and innovative interpretations of jazz, blues and popular music, has died at 70.