Spotify has released its figures for the year thus far, showing which artists, songs, albums, and podcasts have proven the most popular.
Despite not being nominated for a Grammy, The Killers still managed to see the lighter side of it all with some Trump trolling.
US DJ Megan Ryte dropped a beat last week, will.i.am and A$AP Ferg. All good, except for the fact that the beat was already familiar to many South Africans.
Despite the band’s success, ‘The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart’ is the first feature-length film covering the brothers’ rise to superstardom.
The dust had barely settled on the announcement of the 2021 Grammy nominations when three artists took to social media to call out the Academy.
If you met Diego Maradona at any point during the late ’90s, you probably have quite a story to tell. Liam Gallagher sure does.
Taylor Swift smashed her own record at this year’s American Music Awards, beating out some stiff competition. That was far from the night’s only highlight.
The year will be gone before we blink. And yes, we’re all dealing with more than we could imagine. Between COVID-19 and the US election, let alone the local carnival of politics, it is hard to escape the chaos. And so we turn to music.
A Miley Cyrus song was unearthed and launched back into the charts after it became the unofficial anthem of Joe Biden supporters celebrating their victory.
Seth must have taken a break from watching US election updates this weekend to relive some 80s classics because we’re now going to revisit a track by Talk Talk, an English band formed in 1981.
In the almost 50 years since ‘American Pie’ was released, people have scrutinised every word of the song to unpack the hidden meanings. The songwriter himself has never been very forthcoming.
Miley Cyrus performed a cover of ‘Zombie’ as part of a benefit raising money for independent live music venues.
While many musicians have been holding concerts online, The Flaming Lips have found a creative way to perform live.
Beatrice Laus, AKA Beabadoobee, went from an unknown teen posting on TikTok to a recording artist playing stadiums.
The Billboard Music Awards somehow passed me by this week so, in case you missed it too, here’s a roundup of all the winners.
What’s that in the distance, drawing nearer by the day? Oh, hey, it’s summer, so we may as well get the ball rolling.
Stevie Nicks hadn’t released a solo song since her 2014 LP ’24 Karat Gold’, but the wait has been worth it.
OverheardCelebs archives entertaining, and often awkward, run-ins with celebs submitted by ordinary folks.
Master KG might be the name up in lights, but Nomcebo Zikode’s voice is a huge part of what has made ‘Jerusalema’ such a worldwide hit.
Yesterday, Eddie Van Halen was confirmed dead at the age of 65. Let’s take a quick look at how one of rock’s most famous cameos came to be.
For the best part of six years, Led Zeppelin has been battling copyright claims related to the opening riff of ‘Stairway to Heaven’.
They’re calling Weird Al Yankovic’s video ‘We’re All Doomed’, the best thing to come out of the US presidential debate.
Mariah Carey’s memoir is a classic rags-to-riches story, coupled with some surprising insights into the artist’s career and childhood.
Some legal battles are nasty right from the start, whereas others prefer a more tongue-in-cheek way of getting the message across.
The Ndlovu Youth Choir nailed the ‘Jerusalema’ Dance Challenge with their own take on the song.
I was going to write about my Monday, which saw roughly 12 humans coming at me between 8AM and 8:10AM, resulting in me pushing reset on the week. How does one push reset, you ask?
Pluck a subject out of thin air, and there’s a high probability that Liam and Noel Gallagher have had, or will have, a fight about it.
During an hours-long Twitter rant against the music industry, which he referred to as “modern day slavery”, Kanye showed his disdain in a rather unique manner.
Jack and Rose had Céline Dion’s ‘My Heart Will Go On’ as a backing track, and for that, we should be thankful.
Aside from being one of the greatest drummers of all time, The Who’s Keith Moon also had a healthy appetite for trouble.