Fontaines D.C. follow the breakthrough of ‘Romance’ with a synth-heavy fifth record, announced in the middle of a career-defining festival season and shadowed by the death of their longtime manager.
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Fontaines D.C. follow the breakthrough of ‘Romance’ with a synth-heavy fifth record, announced in the middle of a career-defining festival season and shadowed by the death of their longtime manager.
A rain-soaked live rendition of “Magnolias” sent U.S. streams up 336 percent, with gains landing hardest on the album’s non-single material.
“Where Is Gone?” is the third preview of Dopamine Chamber, and the first time the Irish band has handed part of a record to another artist.
Rosalía returned to Saturday Night Live with two songs from Lux, dancing the first entirely on pointe — a technical claim as much as a performance.
Appearing on The Tonight Show, Rosalía described texts from Bono about his lyrics for “The Mirror Maker (Rosalía),” a track on U2’s forthcoming album Carnaval de Luz.
The songwriter and producer holds the most nominations, while CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Karol G, and Rosalía land in the general categories.
NBC has locked the first four musical guests for Saturday Night Live’s 52nd season, moving from K-pop and hardcore to Spanish pop and confessional songwriting.
The gothic booth has become a stage for unscripted revelations, as guests like Karol G and Maggie Rogers share personal stories mid-show.
The Spanish singer brought her densely layered work on female sainthood to a British arena, threading medieval iconography through modern staging.
The singer was forced to end her performance early, citing severe food poisoning during her ongoing world tour.
