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As dusk descends on a muggy August evening at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, smoke and sweat hang in the air. Australian psych-rockers King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have just hit the hour mark in what will be a marathon three-hour set — and despite the suffocating heat, a person in a hooded, red velvet […]
SZA has responded to Nicki Minaj‘s latest flurry of posts insulting her, with the R&B hitmaker claiming that the Queen of Rap — who recently said that the “music business wouldn’t even miss” SZA if she “vanished” — has previously asked to collaborate with her. Related Nicki Minaj Claims She’s More Successful Than SZA: ‘I’m […]
Connie Francis’ legacy on Billboard’s charts predates the Aug. 4, 1958, inception of the Billboard Hot 100. Once the chart originated, her dominance continued, as she scored historic No. 1s and linked a string of enduring classics. In spring 1958, Francis’ version of “Who’s Sorry Now,” originally a hit for multiple artists in the 1920s, […]
Several times throughout the evening, the Wu-Tang Clan’s longtime leader and producer RZA told the crowd that this show was not just a celebration of the Staten Island pioneering hip-hop group — nearing the end of its final tour, playing its last-ever show in New York City at Madison Square Garden Wednesday night (July 16) […]
As we reported on Tuesday (July 15), Beyoncé and Jay-Z are competing against each other at this year’s Primetime Emmy Awards. Beyoncé Bowl, the Netflix special in which Beyoncé is both performer and executive producer, and The Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show Starring Kendrick Lamar, which Jay-Z executive produced, are both nominated for […]
Connie Francis, the beloved pop star of the 1950s and 1960s, who in 1960 became the first woman to score a No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with her signature hit “Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool,” has died at 87. The new was confirmed by her publicist, Ron Roberts, in a Facebook post on Thursday morning […]
Back in 2015, Scott Arceneaux Jr. was a common presence at New Orleans post offices. Online, Arceneaux was better known as “Scrim” — one-half of the emo-rap duo $uicideboy$, which was quickly becoming one of the hottest and most controversial new acts on SoundCloud, with songs about drugs, death and their own misery. But at the […]
Back in 2015, Scott Arceneaux Jr. was a common presence at New Orleans post offices. Online, Arceneaux was better known as “Scrim” — one-half of the emo-rap duo $uicideboy$, which was quickly becoming one of the hottest and most controversial new acts on SoundCloud, with songs about drugs, death and their own misery. But at the […]
In the latest episode of Billboard’s 24 Hours With, Billboard cover stars $uicideboy$ take us around their hometown of New Orleans to discuss their early days starting out, the story behind their name and what fans can expect from their new album ‘Thy Kindom Come.’ Plus, the guys talk about addressing mental health and addiction […]
Jelly Roll made quite the impression during his debut as the guest host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday night (July 16). “Do not adjust your TV, Jimmy did not join [Salvadoran street gang] MS-13,” Jelly said to open his monologue, which included a joke about his felonious past. “Y’all know every guest gets on […]
