Featuring Perfume Genius, Aly & AJ, The Pharcyde, Las Cafeteras, Betty Who with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and more.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Activision has confirmed even more songs for the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 soundtrack. As with the previous remake Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2, it ...

Jacqueline Fernandez's 'Laal Pari' from Housefull 5 is creating waves, but some viewers are noticing similarities to Nora Fatehi's dance style, sparking debate about originality. The song ...

Housefull 5's latest song, Laal Pari, crooned by Yo Yo Honey Singh, is out, and the focus is on Jacqueline Fernandez. This mainly happens because among all the actresses - Sonam Bajwa, Nargis Fakhri, ...

Turnstile have shared a double music video for two new songs from Never Enough, “Seein’ Stars” and “Birds,” the first of which features vocals by Paramore’s Hayley Williams and Blood ...

This year’s Manx Music, Speech and Dance Festival (The Guild) got underway on Saturday with an array of talented classes. The festival began the Villa Marina on Saturday, April 26 and runs until this ...

For fans who've been missing the original rockstar of party anthems, this song is going to feel like a full-blown comeback celebration. However, Jacqueline Fernandez, despite her undeniable glam ...

Now, a new song titled Money Money is out, and it promises to be the party anthem of the season. It features Yo Yo Honey Singh and Jacqueline Fernandez setting the mood while Ajay adds his swag.

(I mean, is ’90s music really considered old music?!) But even if they don’t flash back, stores tend to play a peppy mix. There’s a science-backed reason to go with bangers: A study in BI ...

Vicente Fernández’s enduring ranchera song “El Rey” and Freddy Fender’s breakthrough song “Before the Next Teardrop Falls” have been inducted into the National Recording Registry at ...

delivering a fresh sound that evokes both the warm acoustics of Vicente Fernández and the fuzzy indie rock of "Parachutes"-era Coldplay. Cornejo believes music "should always be about expanding ...

When Chuck D of Public Enemy famously called hip-hop “the Black CNN,” he was touching on a universal truth that goes beyond genre: Music and protest have always been inextricably linked.