The Waterboys' new album revolves around the life of Dennis Hopper, with guests like Bruce Springsteen and Fiona Apple along for the musical journey.

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UK dance superstar Becky Hill will return to Australia and New Zealand in January 2025, following her successful tour in ...

And now, with no new album or a tour on the horizon ... It was first announced in 2022 that the Anti-Hero singer had agreed to team up with Searchlight Pictures to helm her first-ever full ...

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Stiller sold the show to Apple, which was preparing to launch a new ... But Scott’s subtly humane performance as Mark was what Stiller calls the “beating heart” of the story. In 2022 ...

Calum Scott started his Texas Tech career with high expectations. The highly touted senior has had highs and lows, and he will surely reflect on these as the Red Raiders look to bounce back from a ...

Dani Filth, leader of the long-running British symphonic black metal band Cradle Of Filth, has been hinting at a forthcoming ...

Tyga shares that he has a new album and tour on the way, reminisces about the start of his career with “Coconut Juice” and “Bedrock,” and more! Catrise Johnson: You have 16 years of a song.