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Ambrosia keyboardist Christopher North has died at 75. The death of the co-founder of the 1970s/’80s yacht rock band best known for a string of Billboard Hot 100 top 5 hits including 1978’s “How Much I Feel, and 1980’s “Biggest Part of Me” and “You’re the Only Woman (You & I),” was confirmed by the […]
Our 2006 Week just kicked off on Billboard with the publishing of our staff’s 100 Best Songs of 2006 list, counting down the finest songs across the spectrum of 2006 popular music — from hyphy to emo to ringtone rap to Disney pop to Grey’s Anatomy rock and everything in between. The list is just the […]
Fugees’ The Score album turned 30 in February, and Wyclef Jean stopped by The Jennifer Hudson Show on Tuesday (March 31), where the Fugees cofounder teased unreleased music on the way from the Grammy-winning group. Wyclef wants to give fans a look inside their creative process surrounding The Score, as the Haitian artist hinted at […]
RM protects the family. In a cinematic new teaser for BTS‘ “2.0,” the band leader appears to channel a serious boss from the 1970s. Related Watch BTS Suit Up for a Day at the Pool With Splashy New ‘Live Clip II’ Performance Video of ‘SWIM’ Taylor Swift Drops Lush ‘Elizabeth Taylor’ Video Paying Homage to […]
In honor of late musical legend and environmental advocate Bobby Weir, the Music Sustainability Alliance has today (March 31) announced the introduction of the Bobby Award. This award will acknowledge individuals and organizations in the music industry whose work advances environmental responsibility and climate action. The first of these awards will be presented at the […]
“Obviously, as a St. Paul person, I wish it was ‘The Streets of the Twin Cities,’” says Marta Shore of Bruce Springsteen’s “Streets of Minneapolis” with a sly smile. The St. Paul, Minnesota, resident is mostly joking; she has no beef with the Boss, but does point out that President Donald Trump’s ICE surge in […]
Marc Anthony’s record-breaking run on Billboard’s Tropical Airplay chart continues with the Nathy Peluso collaboration “Como En El Idilio,” which rises to No. 1 on the survey dated April 4. In the week ending March 26, “Como En El Idilio” earned 6.7 million radio audience impressions, a gain of 10%, according to Luminate. “Como En […]
BTS scores its seventh No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with “Swim,” and producer Diplo joins Billboard to discuss his extensive work on the group’s comeback album, ARIRANG. Diplo takes us inside the two-month studio process at Conway Studios in Los Angeles, where he worked with all seven BTS members to create their highly anticipated […]
In the wake of the hip-hop and R&B takeover that defined the mid-’00s in pop music, 2006 saw top 40 in something of a transitional space. Rap was still at the center of everything, but with superstars Kanye West and 50 Cent in between album cycles, OutKast starting to fracture and Eminem in self-imposed exile, […]
Fuse Media, a leading minority-owned media company, and Billboard, the number one music authority in the world, announced Tuesday (March 31) the launch of Billboard Español TV, a new streaming network celebrating music and culture in Spanish for U.S. Latino audiences and beyond. Billboard Español TV brings the full breadth of Billboard’s unmatched music data, charts and […]
