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Madison Square Garden is one of the oldest and most famous venues in the United States with recording artists from all around the world coming to New York City to perform in front of its massive 20,000-seat capacity.

For 2025, massive recording artists like Benson Boone, Lady Gaga, Haim, Sabrina Carpenter, Dua Lipa, Reneé Rapp, Tate McRae and others are set to perform at the legendary venue. Check out a complete list of recording artists performing at Madison Square Garden here.

Want to attend Madison Square Garden for a concert in person? Tickets to the venue are on sale through Live Nation and Ticketmaster, while the retailer’s Face Value Exchange program is an option for fans to resell tickets.

However, dates are quickly, or are very close to, selling out, so one of the best ways to find Madison Square Garden tickets online is through third-party sites, including StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek and others — all of which guarantee authentic tickets in time for the event.

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See below for Madison Square Garden concerts to check out this year.

September 2025:

  • Sept. 5: Benson Boone (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 6 – 7: Lady Gaga (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 8: Haim (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 11-12: Kali Uchis (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 13: Vulfpeck (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 15: Adam Sadler (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 17-18: Dua Lipa (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 19: Eric Clapton (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 20-21: Dua Lipa (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 24: Hardy (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 26-27: Nate Bargatze (Buy tickets here)
  • Sept. 29: Reneé Rapp (Buy tickets here)

October 2025:

  • Oct. 1: Lorde (Buy tickets here)
  • Oct. 5: Dimash Qudaibergen (Buy tickets here)
  • Oct. 10: Lainey Wilson (Buy tickets here)
  • Oct. 15-16: Laufey (Buy tickets here)
  • Oct. 18: Tate McRae (Buy tickets here)
  • Oct. 26, 28-29: Sabrina Carpenter (Buy tickets here)
  • Oct. 30: Bryan Adams (Buy tickets here)

November 2025:

  • Nov. 1: Sabrina Carpenter (Buy tickets here)
  • Nov. 6: Givēon (Buy tickets here)
  • Nov. 19: Maroon 5 (Buy tickets here)

December 2025:

  • Dec. 17-18: Andrea Bocelli (Buy tickets here)

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BLACKPINK’s JENNIE is going solo once again, but not in the way you might think. After partnering with Beats last year to help promote the brand’s Solo 4 earbuds, the K-Pop star is back and this time with her very own Ruby red collaboration. Unveiled earlier this week, Beats and JENNIE are releasing a special edition colorway of the Solo 4 headphones.

The collab features a Ruby red base with unique “R” and “J” details, and an embellished UltraPlush ear cushion with symbols inspired by the megastar. The headphone are also adorned with an attachable red ribbon, tied into a bow on each side. The fiery, monochromatic design is a nod to JENNIE’s debut studio album, Ruby.

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The headphones were launched alongside a new ad campaign featuring the limited-edition device blossoming from a bed of flowers set to the Ruby track “Like Jennie.” Watch the official campaign below.

“Beats has been part of my everyday life and creative process, so collaborating with them in this way feels very special,” said JENNIE in a statement. “I’m excited for people to experience my music in a new way through these headphones.”

The Beats x JENNIE Solo 4 headphones are available beginning today, (Friday, September 5) on Apple’s website and Best Buy for $199.99. Shop below. Also, if you’re in the market for earbuds, the transparent red colorway of the Beats Solo Buds from last year’s campaign featuring the K-Pop star are still available online as well. Shop both headphones below before they sell out.

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This week in dance music: A “no experience needed” DJ competition that originated in Australia is debuting in the U.S. this fall, with auditions happening in New York and Los Angeles later this month. Focused on democratizing DJing and opening up the space to producers without access to equipment and training, the competition is offering a chance not only to pick up skills, but to earn a slot on an upcoming festival lineup. The Your Shot advisory team includes artist and Femme House co-founder LP Giobbi, president of Live Nation’s Vibee Harvey Cohen and representatives from dance/electronic management company The Circuit Group.

Meanwhile, IMS Dubai announced the phase one programming for its conference in November, with Nicole Moudaber, Hugel, Bedouin, Pete Tong and executives from the across the dance industry heading to the U.A.E. for the event.

And also: TikToker Kelley Heyer, who created the viral dance to Charli xcx’s “Apple,” reached a settlement with gaming giant Roblox to resolve claims that the platform featured her choreography without her permission, Lady Gaga cancelled a show in Miami at the last minute due to strained vocal issues, writing in a statement that “I want to be hardcore and just push through this for you but I don’t want to risk long term or permanent damage on my vocal cords,” and Aloe Blacc teamed up with Sickick for the new track “Lonely Together.”

To put an exclamation point on it all, these are the best new dance tracks of the week.

T-Pain kicks off his TP20 Tour to celebrate two decades of his music and achievements. With many notable hits across those 20 years, he’s no stranger to the stage, and his highly anticipated tour kicked off at Radio City Music Hall in NYC on Thursday (Spet. 4).

Over those 20 years, T-Pain turned himself into one of the most prolific hitmakers of the early 21st century, with 15 top 10 hits to his credit, including three No. 1s: his own “Buy U a Drank” (featuring Yung Joc), and feature appearances on Chris Brown’s “Kiss Kiss” and Flo Rida’s “Low.” His most recent album, On Top of the Covers was released in 2023 and notably did not include Auto-Tune — the pitch-correcting software which he helped make a sonic staple of pop music in the late ’00s — due to the positive feedback he received from singing live without the tool on NBC’s The Masked Singer

He recently finished his festival run, including notable performances at Coachella, Austin City Limits, Governor’s Ball, and Boston Calling. Since his festival performances, speculation has swirled on what he plans to do next for his career in music. In June of this year, he announced his TP20 Tour to celebrate his 20 years of being in the music industry. After the announcement, the tour was briefly delayed due to personal issues — pushing back all the other show dates to October 2025, except the Radio City Music Hall show in New York City. The rest of the tour will start at the end of the month, with shows across the United States.   

With tour dates extending through December, anticipation is growing for new music and fans can only wonder what is next for T-Pain. One thing’s for sure: his music legacy is one for the ages, and his TP20 Tour is the best way to honor it. Here are the top five moments from Thursday’s (September 4) NYC Show at Radio City Music Hall.

Luke Combs achieves his 24th top 10 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart as “Back in the Saddle” moseys 11-10 on the Sept. 13-dated tally. During the Aug. 29-Sept. 4 tracking week, it increased by 8% to 17.5 million audience impressions, according to Luminate.

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Combs co-authored the song with Dan Isbell and Jonathan Singleton, while Combs and Singleton co-produced it with Chip Matthews. The single introduces Combs’ upcoming album.

A week earlier, Combs hit No. 2 on Country Airplay with “Backup Plan,” with Bailey Zimmerman. Before that, Post Malone’s “Guy for That,” featuring Combs, reached No. 5 in March and Combs’ “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma” led for two weeks last fall, becoming his 18th No. 1.

Combs, from Asheville, N.C., snapped off a career-opening-record 14 consecutive Country Airplay No. 1s. His 24 top 10s dating to his rookie appearance in the region in April 2017 with “Hurricane,” which led for two weeks, mark the most in that span. Morgan Wallen is second with 21, followed by Thomas Rhett with 17.

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Shaboozey’s “Good News” tops Country Airplay for a second week (32.4 million, up 4%). The Northern Virginia native’s first entry, the multi-genre smash “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” dominated for seven weeks beginning in August 2024, surpassing Carrie Underwood’s “Jesus, Take the Wheel” in 2006 as the longest-leading hit on the list ever to establish a country career (counting acts’ first titles on the chart as a lead artist or their initial songs promoted to country radio).

Meanwhile, of the 11 songs that have risen to No. 1 on Country Airplay for the first time in 2025, “Good News” is the eighth to lead for more than one week, matching the number of multi-frame rulers in all of 2024. In 2023, 12 new No. 1s reigned for multiple weeks.

PinkPantheress made her Tiny Desk concert debut at the NPR offices on Friday (Sept. 5), and did so in a new way as she stripped the signature Auto-Tune from her vocals.

The 24-year-old admitted that she thought about backing out since she couldn’t have her vocals properly adjusted, but figured out a way to work around the tuning and fans are happy she did.

“This is my first performance I’ve done with no tuning,” she told the crowd. “I’ve never sang with no tuning before so this is really scary. I nearly didn’t do this because the NPR people were like, ‘You can’t use anything.’ Then I was like, ‘Let me try to figure it out and see how it goes.’”

In her classic tartan outfit, Pink jumped around her compact discography throughout the eight-track set. She took it back to 2021 for stripped-down versions of “Atracted to You,” which saw her play the harmonica, and “Pain.”

The singer reimagined her viral TikTok hit “Illegal” into a jazzier version of the track, which hit No. 96 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The rest of PinkPantheress’ set included Heaven Knows‘ “The Aisle,” “Passion” and a ringtone transition to Fancy That standout “Tonight,” which mixes in burly guitar riffs and an interpolation of the chorus from her “Boys a Liar.”

During her interview with Billboard earlier this year, Pink explained how she feels her music is meant for more intimate settings rather than arenas.

“I still don’t think my music belongs in an arena,” she said. “I think my music belongs in a more intimate setting. As an artist, I think my fanbase appreciates more intimate settings.”

Watch her Tiny Desk concert below.

Cardi B, Leon Thomas, Wu-Tang Clan and more were honored at Billboard‘s 2025 R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players event Thursday night (Sept. 4) at Unveiled in New York.

Billboard cover stars Cardi B and Leon Thomas received the Impact of the Year Award and Breakthrough of the Year Award, respectively. After Billboard‘s executive director of R&B/hip-hop, Gail Mitchell introduced “everyone’s favorite mutt,” the “Mutt” hitmaker thanked God for helping him throughout his 22-year musical journey as well as Ty Dolla $ign, whose EZMNY Records Thomas is signed to, among others. “R&B still matters,” he said.

Cardi also expressed love for her genre. “New York is the home of hip-hop…. Hip-hop is a feeling. When I was growing up, I didn’t want to be the Shakiras and the J-Los and the R&B artists; I wanted to be like Trina and Lil Kim. I wanted to be like them,” she said before getting the party started by hollering, “Let’s play some hip-hop” and playing her latest single “Imaginary Playerz,” which samples Jay-Z’s 1997 track of the same name.

Joined by Raekwon The Chef and Cappadonna on stage, RZA thanked “the entire Billboard staff for thinking about us, appreciating our contribution to the culture” while being inducted into the Hip-Hop Hall of Fame. “It’s a wonderful validation. We came out in 1993, and since then, and Raekwon can tell you, I used to look at Billboard every week, right? We had dozens of songs and albums on that chart, and it made us feel special,” said RZA.

TDE CEO Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith was accompanied by the label’s co-presidents Anthony “Moosa” Tiffith Jr. and Terrence “Punch” Henderson while accepting the Executive of the Year Award. The room erupted when Tiffith claimed, “I feel like I should’ve won this three, four, five times.” And another trio took the stage shortly after, as Ravyn Lenae, GELO and Odeal won the R&B, Hip-Hop and African Rookie of the Year Awards, respectively.

Riley Green is piling up career successes with songs such as “Worst Way,” his Ella Langley collab “You Look Like You Love Me,” and his latest, “Make It Rain.” Green recently appeared on The Zach Sang Show, and discussed his love for vehicles — and while Green’s career successes might lead some people to assume that love of cars leans toward expensive new models, it seems Green has a love for older cars.

“I get on Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist and when I’m traveling, you can find deals,” he said. “When I’m in a certain town, I’ll find something and if I think it’s a good deal, I’ll buy it and ship it home, work on it a little bit.”

Green noted he has “13 to 15 vehicles in a barn at my house,” including a couple of Chrysler LeBarons. He recalled buying a 1988 Chrysler LeBaron when he was opening shows for Brad Paisley.

“I went and bought this LeBaron…wood panel siding on it. I’ve got two of those now. But I paid $3,000 for that car, and I remember driving it back to the venue and all my buddies were like, ‘Man, you’re just wastin’ money, it’s a piece of junk.’ … I think a Kid Rock song came on or something and I was ridin’ through these cornfields going back to the venue and I said, ‘This was worth $3,000, just this moment,’” he told Sang. “I finally got somebody to haul it to Nashville and we got it fixed and it’s still at my house. I love buyin’ old vehicles like that.”

Green has previously shown off some of his cherished vehicles, including Broncos and a wood-grain LeBaron, in TikTok videos, and during his Zach Sang Show podcast appearance, he shared why he loves older cars.

“I always say you can go buy the nicest BMW, G wagon, whatever, and the next year there’s going to be newer one. There’s never going to be a newer one of those. That’s always going to be the coolest car on the block,” he said. “And crazy enough, I’ve had some early Broncos, I have three of them, but that right there turns heads more than anything I drive. I love that era, those old vehicles, there’s something about the smell in ’em when you crank them up, too. You don’t see them a lot anymore.”

Green recently appeared on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, and his Langley collaboration “Don’t Mind If I Do” is rising up the Country Airplay chart, while he just released a deluxe version of his Don’t Mind If I Do project.

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Calling all beauty lovers! Ulta Beauty’s 21 Days of Beauty sale is finally here, and we’re showing you how to shop it.

Get out your wallets out and take stock of your beauty cabinet, because for 21 days, the beauty retailer is promising up to 50% off on all things beauty. Each day, Ulta will launch a new list of sale items including everything from haircare and makeup to skin, body and suncare.

The sale began Aug. 29, and the first day deals are already hot. We’ve spotted impressive deals on top brands like COSRX, Curlsmith, Urban Decay, R.E.M Beauty and Benefit, among others. If you’re struggling to sift through all the sale products, you’re in luck. We’ve compiled a list of some of the best deals to shop during this can’t-miss sale.

Take it from us at ShopBillboard. We’re the biggest beauty nerds around. If you’re looking to majorly upgrade your beauty, haircare or skincare routine or just a sucker for all things sales, you’re in the right place. Keep reading to shop our picks.

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COSRX is beloved by many celebrities, namely Emily Ratajkowski, Ariana Madix, Alex Cooper and even Kyle Richards. The brand’s Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence is a best-selling item for the brand; however, you’re probably asking yourself, ‘What is snail mucin?’ To put it simply, it’s a secretion produced by snails. Gross? Maybe. It works wonders for your skin, though.

The ingredient is hydrating and anti-aging thanks to its glycolic acid properties, which is an exfoliant that promotes cell turnover, reducing the appearance of those pesky fine lines and wrinkles. This essence also plumps, supporting the skin’s elasticity. All in all, this essence is basically ‘glass skin’ in a bottle.

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Like other curl styling products, this formula creates a cast around the strand, holding the curls’ shape. To use, you’ll want to take a good amount into the palm of your hands, tipping your wet curls upside down before scrunching the product into your damp tresses. Once the product is dispersed, you can simply air dry or diffuse for a more defined curl pattern.

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Before there was concealer, folks used to prime their eyes with eyeshadow primer to ensure their eyelooks stayed put. Urban Decay’s Primer Potion is pretty legendary in the beauty world. You couldn’t watch one makeup tutorial without seeing this product back in 2013 or 2015. As the name suggests, the product primes the eyelids, giving your eyeshadow a smooth base that makes application easier and more vibrant.

The shadow layered on top also lasts significantly longer. It’s virtually the same concept as a face primer, but for your eyes. These days, most people prime their lids with concealer, or skip the step entirely. Why deprive yourself of enhanced eye makeup? Give this primer a shot. For $14, you won’t regret it.

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There are about a thousand face washes currently available on the market. It’s borderline impossible to choose just one; however, First Aid Beauty Pure Skin Face Cleanser is a stand-out for us for many reasons. It’s a foaming formula, which we personally love, and it’s fragrance-free, meaning it won’t irritate our readers with sensitive skin. Speaking of sensitivity, the wash is extremely gentle, clearing the skin of any dirt or oils without stripping it of the natural oils it needs to function. Getting squeaky clean for just $12? Sign us up!

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Don’t be fooled by its size. This mini R.E.M. Beauty Midnight Shadows Eyeshadow Palette might be small, but it packs a punch of pigment. Retailing for $12.50, the palette comes with just about everything you need to create a bangin’ eye look, including four neutral mattes and two shimmers for a total of six ultra-blendable shadows all in one place.

With Top Dawg Entertainment continuing its run of dominance through 2025, TDE CEO Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith was honored on Thursday night (Sept. 4) with executive of the year at Billboard‘s 2025 R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players event.

Top took the Brooklyn venue stage in his signature red TDE cap, surrounded by his cousin and TDE executive Terrence “Punch” Henderson, along with his son, TDE president Anthony “Moosa” Tiffith Jr.

“I like to stay behind the scenes,” he began his speech. “Billboard pulled me out tonight, I got a couple words for y’all. I want to thank Billboard for honoring me with this award, Executive of the Year, I feel like I should’ve won this three, four, five times.”

While he remains one of the industry shakers who prefers to remain in the background, Tiffith admitted it felt good to be seen and recognized for the hard work he’s put in along with many others, to make TDE a powerhouse.

“I am low-key, not promoting myself and letting my artists shine, they don’t recognize that,” he continued. “But tonight is that night, this is the MVP trophy of the music industry.”

Ab-Soul, Royce Da 5’9 and E-40 hopped into Billboard‘s IG comment section to give Top Dawg his flowers.

It’s a well-deserved honor for Tiffith after putting forth another banner campaign in 2025, which saw him elevate Doechii to rap’s next star, while her ALLIGATOR BITES NEVER HEAL mixtape won a Grammy Award for best rap album.

Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s Grand National Tour became the highest-grossing co-headlining tour ever as they grossed $256.4 million across 23 North American shows from April to June.

There’s plenty of depth to the roster with rising rappers such as Ray Vaughn leaving their mark on 2025 with the release of his The Good The Bad The Dollar Menu debut mixtape in April.

Watch Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith’s acceptance speech below.