The Latin American Music Awards took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Thursday, April 25, and artists Karol G and Feid won big, with each artist taking home six awards. Karol G took home Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for her hit single with Shakira, “TQG.” She was also honored with Album of the Year for Mañana Será Bonito, Global Latin Artist Of The Year, Best Artist – Urban, and Best Album – Urban for Mañana Será Bonito. Feid won for Collaboration Of The Year for his track with Yandel, “Yandel 150.” He also won for Collaboration Crossover Of The Year for his hit ..read more

Ringo Starr has unveiled a music video for “Gonna Need Someone,” one of many standout tracks from his new project, Crooked Boy. The visual begins with a cue from Ringo: “Okay. Start the film!” Vintage footage of the Beatles icon is interspersed with trippy visuals of him and his band performing the song. Ringo’s signature peace signs abound as he sings during the chorus, “Gonna need someone, gonna need someone to love.” All songs on Crooked Boy were written and produced by Linda Perry for Starr to make his own, adding vocals and playing drums. The EP was released on a limited-editio ..read more

Florence Welch is preparing an incredibly special performance of her debut album Lungs as part of the BBC’s world class classical music festival, BBC Proms, this September. Titled “Symphony of Lungs,” this iteration of the seminal album will find Florence + The Machine performing the record in full, as arranged and conducted by the Grammy Award-winning Jules Buckley and his Orchestra. Taking place on September 11 at the Royal Albert Hall, the “Symphony of Lungs” marks Florence’s debut at the BBC Proms and will air live on BBC Radio 3 and recorded for future broadcast on BBC Radio 1, BBC TWO ..read more

Def Leppard have shared a deluxe 40th anniversary reissue of their seminal 1983 album Pyromania. The release has arrived with a special merchandise collection. Shop the best of Def Leppard’s discography on vinyl and more. The new collection includes tracks like “Photograph – Rough Mix Version (Unfinished Vocal),” an unreleased demo version from the band’s vaults. The album, which reached No.2 in the US charts and is certified Platinum, was the first to feature Guitarist Phil Collen, who had replaced Pete Willis. This deluxe edition was prepared with singer Joe Elliott, who acted as executive ..read more

Billy Idol has shared the 40th anniversary edition of his landmark album Rebel Yell. The deluxe expanded version is out now via Capitol Records/UMe. Shop the best of Billy Idol’s discography on vinyl and more. The reissue includes a selection of previously unreleased songs and demos, the Poolside remix of Idol’s smash hit “Eyes Without A Face,” and the never-before-heard Billy Idol/Steve Stevens original “Best Way Out of Here” from the original sessions. Idol recently spoke about “Best Way Out of Here” in a behind the scenes clip. He said, “Back in ’83, must have been working on it, and then ..read more

Graham Parker spent the first half of the 1970s performing all manner of day jobs and putting in the archetypal 10,000 hours to make it big. In the era when artists often spent years gazing in on the upper echelons of the music business in hope more than expectation, the soulful frontman and songwriter was more than ready for his breakthrough when his first album with The Rumour, Howlin’ Wind, was released under their new deal with Vertigo in the U.K. and Mercury in the U.S. in April 1976. The LP didn’t make the chart in either country, but the storm of critical acclaim it whipped up paved th ..read more

“Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man” is one of the most significant songs in Bob Seger’s illustrious catalog. An exhilarating blast of hi-octane rock ‘n’ roll, it provided Seger with his first national U.S. Top 20 hit and led to the album of the same name making the Top 75 of the Billboard 200 in the spring of 1969. In retrospect, the industrious, Detroit-born singer-songwriter was long overdue some recognition. Gigging tirelessly with acts such as The Decibels and The Town Criers during the 60s, Seger scored a big local hit with his crunching garage-rocker “East Side Story” in 1966 – and he looked like h ..read more

The Warning, the rock sister-trio from Monterrey, Mexico, have shared the music video for their latest single “Qué Más Quieres.” The video made its global broadcast premiere on MTV Live, MTVU, MTV Biggest Pop, and across MTV’s global network of channels, as well as on the Paramount Times Square billboards. The “Qué Más Quieres” music video bulldozes the way for their anxiously awaited new full-length album, Keep Me Fed [LAVA/Republic Records], out June 28. The energy of the Spanish-language “Qué Más Quieres” matches the dynamics of the song itself. On-screen, an intriguing narrative unfolds w ..read more

Liana Flores has released a highly anticipated new track “I wish for the rain.” Along with the release of the single, Flores has signed with Verve Records. Both transportive and immediate, “I wish for the rain” is a crystalline glimpse of Liana’s artistry and her beguiling ability to make classic sounds feel contemporary. London-based British-Brazilian singer and songwriter Liana Flores pairs dream-like vignettes of her intimate world with wistful, drifting guitar melodies to get lost in. She draws from the British folk of her small-town upbringing in South Norfolk and the bossa nova of her m ..read more

ScHoolboy Q has announced that he will be bringing his “Blue Lips Weekends” Tour to major cities across North America. As the tour title suggests, ScHoolboy Q will perform tracks from recently released album, the critically acclaimed, Blue Lips. Presale tickets are available today, April 25 while public on sale will be on Friday, April 26 both at 10AM local time. Before Blue Lips, ScHoolboy’s fifth studio album, 2019’s CrasH Talk — the third consecutive LP of his to debut in the top three on the Billboard 200 — capped a decade of dominance for the South Central-bred rapper. The era saw him ra ..read more