Category: Music

Young Thug Opens Up in Tears Over Gunna’s ‘Betrayal’ After Investing More Than Time

In an emotionally charged new interview with media figure Big Bank Black, Young Thug tearfully confronted the sense of betrayal he felt from former protégé Gunna. On the three-hour-long Rolling Stone–framed conversation, he said, “I gave him more time than my kids,” revealing deep, personal sacrifice and trust now overturned. Thug’s heartbreak centers on Gunna’s […]

Justin Bieber Strikes Again with Surprise Drop SWAG II

Justin Bieber isn’t waiting for the chart to cool: just two months after the release of SWAG, he’s surprised fans again with SWAG II, landing at midnight on September 5, 2025. This follow-up—technically a reissue packed with 23 bonus tracks—ups the ante on his summer output. SWAG II builds on the moody, introspective tone of […]

Foo Fighters “Assemble”: Tease New Studio Activity Ignites Fan Speculation

The Foo Fighters are officially signaling a return. In a cryptic Instagram post, Dave Grohl and company declared, “Foo Fighters Assemble!!!,” instructing fans to sign up for their newsletter for “info you won’t want to miss.” The accompanying photo—a top-down shot of each member’s shoes forming a circle—suggests the band is back together and quietly […]

Country Titans Clash: Langley, Moroney & Wilson Dominate 2025 CMA Nominations

Country music’s biggest night just got a serious shake-up. Leading the pack for the 59th CMA Awards are Ella Langley, Megan Moroney, and Lainey Wilson—each amassing a whopping six nominations across categories like Single, Song, Album, Female Vocalist, and Music Video of the Year. Lainey Wilson stands out with nods for Entertainer of the Year, […]

This Day in Music History – September 8th

1965 – The television trade publications “Daily Variety” and “The Hollywood Reporter” ran an ad seeking “Folk & Roll Musicians-Singers for acting roles in new TV series.” The final four choices became the stars in the television show “The Monkees.” 1972 – Mott The Hoople released “All The Young Dudes.” 1977 – Jimmy McCulloch quit […]

Rock Gets Its Moon Person: Coldplay Triumphs at 2025 VMAs

While the 2025 MTV VMAs were dominated by pop superstars and genre crossovers, rock artists delivered standout moments—especially Coldplay, who clinched the coveted Best Rock Moon Person for their emotional track “All My Love.” The win underscores that rock still thrives in mainstream culture, resonating with fans across generations. The ceremony also paid tribute to […]

Country and Rap Stars Shine at the 2025 MTV VMAs

The 2025 MTV VMAs weren’t just a pop spectacle—country and rap artists also claimed major victories in genre-specific categories. In the newly introduced Best Country category, Megan Moroney took home the moonman for her heartfelt single “Am I Okay?”, outpacing top names like Chris Stapleton, Morgan Wallen, Jelly Roll, and Lainey Wilson. Rap icons were […]

Star Power Reigns at the 2025 MTV VMAs: Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga Shine Bright

Ariana Grande on a red carpet for the premeire of the movei Wicked. She is wearing a pink dress.

The 2025 MTV Video Music Awards were nothing short of electrifying. Ceremony highlights included a triumphant Ariana Grande scooping the top honor—Video of the Year—for her ambitious short film “Brighter Days Ahead.” Her heartfelt acceptance speech touched on gratitude for her fans, her father’s performance debut in the video, her creative team, her therapist, and […]

September 5 in Music: A Day of Legends, Debuts, and Lasting Notes

A photo of Mick Jagger wearing a silver jacket performing music with his band The Rolling Stones

September 5 has long carried a unique resonance in music history, marking milestones that span genres and generations. In 1946, the world welcomed Freddie Mercury, the incomparable frontman of Queen. His soaring voice and theatrical stage presence would later reshape rock performance, leaving an influence that continues decades after his passing. Three decades later, in […]