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Charli XCX has added an extra London date to her ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ tour in 2027. The ‘Brat’ singer will be playing an extra night at the capital’s O2 Arena on February 20, the day after the previously confirmed performance at the venue. This extends the UK and European tour to seven dates in total, with Dublin’s 3Arena, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, Manchester’s Co-op Live, Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome and Paris’ Accor Arena included in the run. She will be supported by singer-songwriter Audrey Hobert. Charli XCX, real name Charlotte Emma Aitchison, was the subject of criticism after fans noted the small…

Tom Cruise stopped by The Tonight Show to promote his new movie, Digger. But soon host Jimmy Fallon‘s hard-hitting journalism led to a conversation about Cruise joining Taylor Swift at the Chiefs opening game on Monday. “When the biggest movie star in the world is sitting next to the biggest artist in the world, what do you talk about?” Fallon asked. “She was schooling me on football,” Cruise replied. “For real. She was bringing the football. First of all, she’s a genius. I’ve been following her since she was a kid. Everybody there, all their friends—they’re a beautiful couple and…

The song comes off the pop star’s new album, Day and Night Carly Rae Jepsen is searching for the perfect party in the music video for her new single “Versailles.” The song, off the singer’s new double LP Day and Night, was inspired by Sofia Coppola’s film Marie Antoinette. Jepsen wrote the track with Elias Kapari, Noonie Bao, and Markus Krunegård, with production by Kapari.   The music video for “Versailles” was filmed in Los Angeles and directed by Kanya Iwana. It sees Jepsen dancing at a party as she imagines herself at the famous French chateau. “I wanna party in Versailles/…

As Jawdropped tell it, Los Angeles isn’t such a bad home for aspiring musicians. Practice spaces are generally easy to come by. Transporting gear to the gig is no problem—you’re already used to sitting in your car all the time. For every DIY venue that shutters, there’s a new one ready to pop in another neighborhood just a touch less gentrified. And most importantly, cutting your teeth in such a sprawling creative hotbed means there’s a good chance of crossing paths with likeminded people who each have their own complicated feelings about what it means to “make it.”That creative hotbed…

After the pandemic hit, aspiring indie-pop phenoms seemed to gravitate towards a few common moves: record a couple of covers of Phoebe Bridgers’ Punisher to build an audience; bare your soul to the TikTok algorithm through confessional lyrics; whisper into the microphone like you’re afraid someone might catch you recording alone in your room. Often, just two out of three of these requirements did the trick. It worked for Gracie Abrams, Olivia Rodrigo, and even briefly for Katie Gregson-MacLeod, of “complex” fame.That formula also helped Lizzy McAlpine—a singer-songwriter from Pennsylvania who first garnered attention on social media while a student…

02 Different Religion ft. Model/ActrizProducer: Miley Cyrus, Kid Harpoon, Model/ActrizComposer/Lyricist: Miley Cyrus, Cole Haden, Jack Wetmore, Aaron Shapiro, Ruben Radlauer, Kid Harpoon, Michael PollackVocals: Miley Cyrus, Cole HadenFeatured Vocals: Model/ActrizAdditional Production: Michael Pollack, Maxx MorandoEngineer: Liam Hebb Additional Engineer: Brian RajaratnamMixer: Mark “Spike” StentAssistant Mixer: Kieran Scott Masterer: Randy MerrillBass: Aaron ShapiroSynthesizer: Aaron Shapiro, Jack Wetmore, Kid Harpoon, Maxx MorandoElectric Guitar: Jack WetmoreDrums: Ruben RadlauerPercussion: Ruben RadlauerProgramming: Aaron ShapiroDrum Programmer: Aaron Shapiro03 Let’s Get MarriedProducer: Miley Cyrus, Kid Harpoon, Monsterz & Strangerz, Michael Pollack, Gregory Aldae HeinComposer/Lyricist: Miley Cyrus, Jordan Johnson, Stefan Johnson, Kid Harpoon, Michael Pollack, Gregory Aldae HeinVocals: Miley CyrusEngineer:…

The Grammy winning artist released the video a day before her new album, Bass Persuades, arrives Miley Cyrus has unveiled the video for “Let’s Get Married,” the second single from her upcoming album, Bass Persuades. The black-and-white video follow Cyrus and her fiancé, musician and producer Maxx Morando, as they check into West Hollywood’s iconic Chateau Marmont. From there, the camera captures the lovebirds and their friends running through halls naked, romping around in bed, dancing, and drinking champagne in customary rock star fashion. Cyrus announced the video’s release a day before her 10th album is set to drop. In…

Last year, the fashion writer Biz Sherbert went to a Deftones concert in Atlanta and interviewed attendees before the show. The 2020s revitalization of the alt-metal pioneers is pretty well established at this point, but Sherbert’s documentation showed off the band’s popularity with young women specifically; she photographed teenagers and college students in miniskirts and tank tops, many of whom had discovered Deftones algorithmically, through Spotify or TikTok. The scene looked a lot different than the one I remember from seeing the band in 2003 in a sea of black-clad nu-metal bros. One group of young women even called Deftones…

Miley Cyrus has returned with her new album, Bass Persuades, and a romantic music video to match. The visual for “Let’s Get Married” was directed by Mert Alas and shot at the famed Los Angeles hotel Chateau Marmont. It prominently features her real-life fiancé Maxx Morando, although from what we can see, no rings were exchanged in the making of the visual. Check it out below.“It’s been less than a year since starting to create this album and now releasing it,” Cyrus reflected on Instagram. “Having this record keep up with the way my life moves in real time and…

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single Carly Rae Jepsen record must be in want of its other half. A year after the Canadian pop star released her breakthrough record, 2015’s E•MO•TION, she returned with E•MO•TION Side B. 2019’s Dedicated received similar treatment. By the time Jepsen released the companion album to 2022’s The Loneliest Time, the “surprise” drop hardly registered.This brand of excess is key to Jepsen’s charm. Here is a singer who’ll repeat the word “really” six times in a row in a song’s chorus, just to make sure you really get the message; who claimed…