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Upon her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last year, Dolly Parton announced her intention to record a rock album. “If I’m gonna be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, I’m gonna have to earn it,” she said at the time.

Machine Gun Kelly is back on his rap game – and apparently coming for Jack Harlow.

The “Bloody Valentine” rocker seemingly shaded the fellow rapper on a verse for his new “Renegade

The Jonas Brothers are giving Waze users the wings they need to fly (and drive!) away with their latest collab.

Long-running Canadian pop-punk act Sum 41 have announced that they are splitting up after 27 years together, with their forthcoming album, their ninth studio effort, to be their last.

Taylor Swift has announced the next of her re-recorded early albums. Speak Now (Taylor’s Version), first released in 2010, is out July 7. She announced the news from the stage during the first of her Eras Tour stops in Nashville.

The 2023 MTV Movie & TV Awards kicked off Sunday night and celebrated the very best of entertainment, in a revamped, reimagined pre-taped version of the show, due to the ongoing WGA strike.

Back in February, Ozzy Osbourne canceled his 2023 UK/European tour, and essentially retired from touring due to his various health issues. While his touring days may be over, the Prince of Darkness is determined to play more shows, even if it means getting “someone to wheel [him] out there.”

Congratulations are in order as the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced its newest class of inductees.

The nominations are Kate Bush, Sheryl Crow, Missy Elliott, George Micheal, Willie Nelson, Rage Against the Machine and The Spinners.

The Jonas Brothers are coming to Cleveland.

On Tuesday, the pop music trio announced "THE TOUR" -- a 35-date stadium and arena run that will see the brothers perform songs from each of their five albums. The tour will include a stop at Cleveland's Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse on Monday, Sept. 18, which will mark the Jonas Brothers' first performance in Northeast Ohio since their 2021 concert at Blossom Music Center.

Ed Sheeran is in the midst of trial for a lawsuit that claims his song “Thinking Out Loud” rips off the Marvin Gaye classic “Let’s Get It On.” His attorneys have spent the past few months unsuccessfully trying to get the case dismissed, but now, he’s raising the stakes by threatening to quit music entirely if he’s found guilty of copyright infringement.