Olivia Rodrigo Releases First Holiday Song, "Take Me Home (4 Christmas)"
Rodrigo's first holiday single, co-written with Dan Nigro and Amy Allen, arrives with a video starring Cynthia Nixon and Ben Marshall.
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Rodrigo's first holiday single, co-written with Dan Nigro and Amy Allen, arrives with a video starring Cynthia Nixon and Ben Marshall.
The identical twins Jake and Matt Derting built a following in New York’s underground rock rooms. A vague casting call and one hour of hair and makeup put them in the pop conversation instead.
Rodrigo's first official remix turns "Expectations" into an Eighties-styled duet, with Chappell Roan writing a new verse and David Byrne playing a fictional game show host.
The arena show divides two hours into six season-named acts, using the transitions between them as part of the production rather than as dead air.
Two major artists have publicly addressed fans wearing adult diapers to hold rail spots, turning a fringe concert behavior into a wider live-music debate.
The festival closed with a duet between Rodrigo and Nicks, capping an event built around female artists and more than $20 million raised for women’s organizations.
The group’s seventh top 10 entry opens with 98,000 equivalent units, powered almost entirely by album sales.
Melinda French Gates joined the singer onstage in Irvine to match and double the festival’s initial $10 million commitment to organizations supporting women and girls.
The lottery-style ticketing program returns with the same day-of-show seat reveal, at a slightly higher price than the GUTS World Tour version.
Olivia Rodrigo's inaugural festival channels the legacy of Lilith Fair into a concrete result, with net proceeds directed to reproductive health, maternal care, and support for survivors of gender-based violence.