Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Music

Duncan Sheik, ‘Barely Breathing’ Singer and ‘Spring Awakening’ Composer, Dies at 56

The Grammy-nominated songwriter won two Tony Awards for his Broadway musical before his death in Manhattan.

Taylor Swift Adds a Four-Song ‘Encore’ to Her Record-Smashing Album

Days after posting the biggest opening week in modern music history, Taylor Swift expanded 'The Life of a Showgirl' with four surprise songs written on a celebratory trip to Sweden.

Ed Sheeran’s Gillette Stadium Concerts Called Off Ahead of Nor’easter

Ed Sheeran's weekend shows at Gillette Stadium were canceled as a nor'easter moved toward New England, the tour's promoter said.

Disney Restructures Consumer Products, Promoting Cathleen Taff to Expanded Studios Role

The licensing and publishing business moves under Disney Entertainment's film studios, while parks merchandise stays with the experiences division.

Victoria’s Secret Lands Megan Thee Stallion and a Crowded Angel Roster

The lingerie brand set its next runway show for Oct. 18 in Los Angeles, with Megan Thee Stallion, Katseye, Tate McRae and Megan Moroney performing and Gigi Hadid leading the models.

Role Model Leans Into Nostalgia on His Third Album, ‘Chuck Timely the Hourglass’

Tucker Pillsbury filters six decades of music, from Springsteen to yacht rock, through a modern pop sheen on a record built around yearning.

Revisiting Celine Dion’s Most Iconic Music Videos, From ‘Immortality’ to ‘My Heart Will Go On’

As the Canadian superstar returns to the spotlight, a look back at a videography of more than 60 clips that made a voice and a close-up all she ever needed.

Cara Delevingne Launches Her Music Era With a Stripped-Down, Genre-Fluid Debut

In her third career reinvention, the model-turned-actress trades gowns for tank tops and jeans, chasing a rawer version of herself on stage.

The Album Endures in the Age of the Single

Streaming was supposed to render the album obsolete, reducing music to a stream of individual tracks. Instead the format has endured, and the past...

Live Music Becomes the Industry’s Beating Heart

As recorded music has grown ever more abundant and ever cheaper to access, the live experience has surged in value, and the concert has...

Genre Boundaries Continue to Dissolve in Popular Music

The old categories that once organised popular music are dissolving, and the artists driving the culture forward are those who ignore them altogether. Genre,...

Sony Music Sues Udio a Second Time, Claiming 30,117 Tracks Sat Inside the AI Firm’s Training Data

The label returned to a New York federal court on Monday after a judge refused to let it fold newly discovered recordings into its...

Zara Larsson’s only Swedish show heads to a near-sold-out Way Out West

Zara Larsson will play her only Swedish date at Way Out West in Gothenburg, where two of the three days have already sold out for the first time in the festival's history.

Eurovision Asia kicks off as ten countries begin their national heats

The Eurovision brand is going properly international. Eurovision Asia, the European Broadcasting Union's first attempt to run its famous song contest format across a...

Yasin Becomes the First Scandinavian Rapper to Sign With Atlantic Records

With more than two billion streams behind him, Yasin has signed with Atlantic Records and released his first single under the deal, Matadoren.

Gracie Abrams’s ‘Daughter From Hell’ Is Quieter — and Deeper — Than Its Title

The phrase “daughter from hell” conjures a certain image: slammed bedroom doors, heated kitchen-table arguments, big incomprehensible feelings and loud music turned up to...

Charli XCX’s Seventh Album Turns Post-‘Brat’ Fame Into Something Tender

It has been two years since “Brat summer,” the long-deserved frenzy spawned by Charli XCX’s sixth studio album — the record that vaulted her...

Boy George Splits With His Label Boss Over an AI-Made Song

The singer has parted ways with BGP label head Tony Pontius after a disagreement over an AI-generated track, and stepped away from a planned West End role in the process.

Toussaint Chiza Warns Sweden’s Music Success Is at Risk as Rehearsal Rooms Shut Down

If Sweden keeps closing rehearsal spaces, how can it remain a major force in the music world? That is the question artist Toussaint Chiza...

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